The Sword Cultivator's Three Thousandth Spring

Ahem, write, well written, good book. [Cover face] (No one should notice, so run away quickly.)

I finally finished reading it, and I was a little bit confused. How should I put it, the world view is a bit messy, but the overall reading feels good. The early rhythm is good, it reminds me of the feeling of watching Xiuliao and Xianwang in the past. The daily promotion of the main line is very good, and the characters are also relatively fleshed out. From the mid-term, the focus is on pushing the main storyline, and the pace becomes faster and faster later on. Some of the concepts in the article are not explained very well. It can be seen that the author has worked hard to shape the worldview, but compared to such a large worldview, the length is too short. Generally speaking, food and grass. The short length is largely due to the poor data. I look forward to the new book.

I have read more than 100 chapters. It is quite interesting and there are laughs from time to time. It is a pity that not many people read it. In addition, I feel like there are a lot of knives hidden there, I can't say they are knives, it's just the sadness of things changing and people changing, especially the scene where Wu Chen is looking for flowers and meets his senior brother. Come on, author! It is a novel that suits my taste. The plot is full of laughter and tears, and the style is light-hearted and funny but also has a lot of substance. There is a lot of content, and the various systems collide and are relatively harmonious. It's a pity that not many people watched it. Obviously there is still a lot of plot that could be written, so I can only finish it in a hurry, but the ending is okay. Let me tell you a problem. Although the content is rich, it is also a bit complicated. The author can write more detailed and slower next time, but some plots are too fast and seem a bit rushed. At the end, I sprinkle flowers and wish the author good results with his next book.

The pace of this book is relatively slow, and people who like it will find it very comfortable to read. The setting of the protagonist is also very good. He is an "old" monk who believes that destiny and heaven are intertwined. It is also very interesting to watch the protagonist gradually accept new things, unlock the secret of his own immortality, and take the initiative to race against the general trend. I just don't know if there will be a female protagonist.

If this book can keep going from beginning to end, there is no reason why it will not be popular! !

The theme is quite novel [Sending Hearts], it's beautiful

What would happen if a classical cultivator lived from ancient times to the age of urban cultivating immortality? What would happen if a back wave lived until all the previous waves were caught on the beach and he became the head of the tide? My answer is, it is all in the book.

A history that spans thousands of years, Singing the epics of ancient and modern times, What remains is not a spectator, a spectator, But a Polymath - a polymath, according to ancient Greek terms - a universal person Sometimes I want to slap my knees and laugh, and sometimes I can't help but be silent. "The wind brings the seeds of stories, and time makes them germinate." The age may be gone, but the fragments written like this will remain in my heart forever. "I heard that the immortal Guo Shuxian was drunk and wrote furiously. No one has been there for a hundred years, except Li Jingyuan of Huating. "

I like to see this kind of life of a swordsman after retirement. Only after the war does peace become more precious. You can tell us more stories that Wu Chen and the goddess have to tell [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

It's good to read, I love reading it, and it suits my taste. I'm looking forward to the author's other books.