Just a Poor Rogue Cultivator. Why Are You Kneeling, Fellow Daoist?

Oh, five-star praise! A brief introduction. Song Li: Female, 15 years old, wood spirit root, main vitality. Have a daughter. Professional alchemist (mainly refining high-grade elixirs), Talisman, and a little knowledge of formations. Part-time job: Wuweige refines the stomach-building and digestion pills to pay off debts The foothold: Loose Cultivator Alliance (established ten years ago by Taoist Xingyu, located in Kite County) Daughter: Song Changsheng (condensation of infant spirit), but very well-behaved, she is Song Li's little cotton-padded jacket. Three years old Master: Ji Junan (a famous general who went on an expedition a hundred thousand years ago) Companions: Lu Yan: The innocent heart (also known as Hanhan), the second son of the Yuanbao Chamber of Commerce. Xiao Yunhan: It's rare to meet a sword spirit in ten thousand years. (This is the poorest sword cultivator I have ever seen. He sleeps in a bridge cave and rents himself out for 20 low-grade spiritual stones a day... He sold his house to maintain his sword...) He has night blindness (wait a minute, it's not because of this that he fell in love with the original heroine!) It's really beautiful! I wonder if there is a male protagonist, ah, I don't want to experience Su Zhimo's pain again [cry][cry][cry] There is no male protagonist!

In just a few chapters, there are already many highlights, such as the magnificent ancient battlefield (national feud), A Yuan's revenge (family hatred), and Chang Sheng and Song Li's mutual redemption (family love). I feel that these three are things that can arouse inner emotions. Each of the author's books will have many shining points. I look forward to it.

I haven't seen such a beautiful group portrait article in a long time. It breaks our stereotype of cultivating immortals. It is not necessary to join the Great Immortal Sect, and upgrading to fight monsters is not necessarily mainstream. Nowadays, the protagonists of many articles are decisive and decisive, but ignore the most sincere emotions of people. The young people here are all high-spirited, still young, and have no scheming. Even if they are opposite positions, they will abide by the common moral principles.

It's so interesting. I feel like this book could be called Time Travel: My style of painting for cultivating immortals is abnormal. I feel like I'm too mentally normal to be able to cultivate immortality, hahahahahaha. The beginning was a little unremarkable at the beginning, but as the story unfolded, the characters gradually became more fleshed out, and it felt quite good-looking. As of now, I think I have three dungeons, and I feel that both of them are rules-based (I personally feel that Peach Blossom Land is a bit more), and all dungeons have the core of what I want to convey. I always believe that a good-looking work must have a spiritual core, no matter whether it is cliché or not. My favorite is Peach Blossom Spring! I feel that the writing is really good, various elements collide, and the background sound is also very graphic, but it is too sharp [crying] It would be great if Suisui could live in the flower scroll as a soul or elf form and occasionally come out. I hope Xiaojiang can realize it!

It is a breath of fresh air in the fairy tales. There is no evil original heroine, no true and false daughters, no house fights, no brainless female competition, no direct lineage, no male superiority and female inferiority... I am so touched to see a pure group portrait novel, not the group favorite, not the heroine taking all the benefits, but everyone is a genius. Finally, it is not the kind of "women are good, but men are noble, and in ancient times, men were superior to women." I frowned every time I saw women being subconsciously belittled. There are so many female characters with distinctive personalities, every female character is so lovable, every female character has her own opportunities, and they are all geniuses. Song Li never steals other people's opportunities, and never feels that he should step on others for granted.

First of all, a big confession! ! ! It's a really excellent book, with excellent character creation, logical and comprehensive story chain, and humorous writing style that will make you laugh (but the knife is also a real knife, making you cry several times (˃ ⌑ ˂ഃ )) Song Li, who has a superior IQ but was ruthless and affectionate due to his past life experience, finally found his peace of mind in another world. Lu, who comes from a superior family but is kind-hearted, found a true friend in Sanmeng. Xiao also finally walked out of the shadow of his childhood and made a lot of money. ٩(￥A￥)۶Gong Xi Fa Cai I really want to say something about Xu Miaoyan, the original heroine, who is really well portrayed! She is my favorite character besides Song Li. If the story in the original book is about her gradually being domesticated and completely abandoning herself, then now it is the life course in which she gradually changes her destiny and finally transforms into a cocoon and a butterfly. The soul that had been wasted for several lifetimes finally reached a place where it felt at ease, and the character that had been worn away finally found its true self. I wish our dear Xiao Xu a brilliant future! ! ! Super good looking. Help. Follow a review to see how long you have watched it

So far, the writing is great. The three musketeers are very stable together (not romantically in love), growing up together, killing monsters, and finishing the book together. As for the cute baby, the hidden dangers in it will be solved in the future, right? But the new article strongly recommends that you gain weight if you don't read it, otherwise you will have to update it all day long [face covering] It's really beautiful! The rating is low! ! ! ! Isn't this better than the kind of writing that sells dog meat over sheep's heads?

The group portraits are really well written, the emotions are very delicate, and the writing style is also good. But it's a bit strange later in the writing, probably from the end of Chapter 400 to Chapter 500, and there is also forced humor (for example, the formation mage can clearly dismantle the underground fire manually, but he still wants to use formations. How can he bet on the people when he is so unreliable? In the end, he was pulled by his teammates and refused to set up the formation. I don't know if the author laid a knife for him to set up the formation correctly later, but this kind of foreshadowing has been buried many times, and this time it seems unnecessary. But it is indeed good-looking in Tomato After the extra chapter was written, it seemed nondescript. The emotional scene between the heroine and the villain later was speechless. Was this part necessary to be added?

I have read more than 40 chapters and the plot is pretty good. However, the heroine is too powerful. She likes to create her own elixirs. She is proficient in formations after just reading the book for a few months. Her character is too sluggish and her 15-year-old body is a bit difficult to relate to. Those who like refreshing novels can read it. I personally don't like the protagonist who is like a pool of stagnant water, and the heroine is more like the reincarnation of a powerful person than time travel.

The rating goes up as people watch it more. It's really good but a little bit lacking. Each character is well described and has a sense of déjà vu like a teenage song. The Three Musketeers took shape when the two friends called themselves Uncle Lu and Uncle Han.