
The Divine Ability Tree: I Use the Great Dao to Connect All Laws
神通之树,我以大道,贯通万法
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- Ongoing
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- 2.9M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
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- 1d ago
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So far it's pretty good, the protagonist has reached the fifth realm. 98765. Qi training and cultivation have reached the second peak. So far it's still pretty watchable. No matter how you look at it, it feels like a copy of the novel "The Watcher". Whether it's the protagonist's sister, the protagonist, or the protagonist's mother, they are all very similar. I have been reading Chapter 205 so far. In Chapter 75, I have advanced to the fifth level of martial arts. When I saw Chapter 205, I was still at the fifth level and had only changed my blood twice. Then I jumped to read and saw Chapter 230, Chapter 240, Chapter 250, Chapter 270, Chapter 270, and my cultivation was still at the fifth level. After entering Fucheng, it didn't look good. It was all ink and water, suppressing the realm. I killed a lot of monsters and the realm just couldn't be raised. I have been improving to the second realm of Qi training, describing myself as having a profound foundation. As for the profound foundation, wouldn't it be good to just briefly mention it? Moreover, there are too many various scenes of various supporting characters, there are many human relationships, and there are many family feuds. Each chapter is about 2,000 words. It took me four hours to read Chapter 113. In the last Chapter 114, I entered Fucheng. I continued to Chapter 205, and then I skipped every dozen or so 20 pictures to read a few chapters. It took more than seven hours in total. . There are a bunch of women and a cat at home waiting for the protagonist to raise, and the writing about alchemy is also a bit detailed. All I can say is that after entering Fucheng, I had no interest in continuing to read.
I think it's okay. Compared to the traditional Yakuza-ryu Hell start, this one is much gentler. The protagonist has family martial arts, although it is terrible and has little attack power. He also has family medical skills to make ends meet. The protagonist's qualifications are also very good, and the average protagonist's qualifications are all useless. The male protagonist is so generous, giving away precious treasures at will, and giving away wealth to the boy.
Good book, decisive IQ online No wonder the rating is low, it's so verbose and writes about all sorts of nonsense. I'm still refining my blood after hundreds of chapters. It's almost 400 chapters now and I'm still 13 years old. I've been riding a horse for less than a year.
It is a very good book, and it has the flavor of those literary young writers of the last century. Occasionally a sentence or two makes me feel like I am reading Mr. Lao She's prose. The simple but profound description of society can be said to be the biggest attraction of this book to me. It's just that the title of the novel is a bit too... How should I put it, too unsuitable for the content. The two styles are wrong. The name is a splicing of anthropomorphic modern words, but the content is a collection of charming prose. Judging from the positive portrayal of the protagonist's character, he is very ordinary, only cautious (Gou, Lao Liu), careful, conscientious and rigorous. Rich, but lacks the highlights to attract readers. However, the author uses the interaction between the protagonist and the supporting characters, the minor characters that are inconspicuous to the main plot, and some intentional blank spaces to make the protagonist come alive. How to say it? The protagonist is like a pot of steamed rice. You would not want to eat this alone, but the author's prose is really good. It is equivalent to giving you a plate of stir-fried shredded pork with garlic moss to go with your rice. From time to time, a sentence or two will make you feel like flipping into the fried garlic cloves from the broth. There is not much, but it relieves the greasiness. Something's wrong, something's very wrong
Overall it's okay, but it's a bit verbose. The author is worried that readers won't understand it, but there's no need to! It's better to leave some room for imagination! In the later period, the author became obsessed. He wrote long and lengthy documents to make sense and describe other characters. The protagonist disappeared and deviated from the theme. The quality was so bad! I can't watch it!
The score of 8.8 On Tomato is indeed low. There are very few typos and words in this book, and it ranks higher than 90% of authors on Tomato. The plot is good and there are few poisonous points. It is considered a very good novel. Sorry, I didn't realize that the protagonist is the Virgin. I'd better modify the rating. I just save people and worry about their future food, clothing, housing and transportation. Isn't it just once or twice? Is this what the extraordinary world does? You are really out of your wits, do you think others can't find the protagonist? Can't find the main character or the supporting role? When you find a supporting role, you can find the main character by checking who pays for food, accommodation, and transportation. I'm speechless.
It's also very well written. It would be even better if you could finish the previous one. Your previous one was written in the state of Qin.
I really like reading weird and immortal novels. I have followed more than 300 chapters of this novel. It is very good! The worldview is getting bigger and bigger, and there are more and more characters. In the past, there were seven or eight chapters describing the protagonist in ten chapters, but now there are one or two chapters in ten chapters describing the protagonist! Abao's boxing practice is too toxic! Retired!
The early stage is very good, the foreshadowing and world view are very good, the rhythm control is also online, the quality is no problem, much better than the peak list. It was okay in the early stage, but it failed in the mid-term, and the logic collapsed, so I'm willing to pay back. I don't care about suppressing the combat power, but you can't treat the settings as a trifling matter and change them whenever you want. The magical power has been nerfed too many times, and the combat power has been reduced along with it. I don't know. What does the author want to do? In the beginning, the Five Elements Escape Technique was very strong. I relied on this to defeat the Grandmaster level. Then I cut it once and got a CD. Suddenly I couldn't beat it. I can't even use it casually in the future. If the Five Elements are disordered, I can't use it directly. This magical power was immediately abolished. This is just one aspect. Later on, more and more places were set up. When I first broke through the third level and the fourth level, I was told that I could reach the peak of the second level. Later, I was told that I could only reach the second level. So what's the point of the protagonist changing blood 9 times and delaying 300 chapters? There is no rapid advancement like Qi training, nor is there any increase in lifespan. The bonus to combat power is minimal, and the character is also broken. The protagonist has been deliberately stupid and causing trouble to advance the plot.
It reminds me of the time I used to watch the horror world of cultivation. It's really well written. However, in terms of weirdness, it is not as good as those written by the predecessors, such as "Beheading in the Vegetable Market", "The World of Horror Cultivation", "Supernatural Resurrection", "Seventy-two Transformations of the Earthly Demon", and "The Great Sage of Bones", which were very popular in the past. I can't say much about how cool it is, but the writing is really good. The weirdness aspect is really average. I don't feel a little weird. This may be because of the invincible Gou Daoliu. There is no sense of fear of the unknown. Whether it is the mobs or the BOSS, the weirdness is not created enough! Like the ones I mentioned, the monsters are so evil and the bosses are so despairing. With more effort, I think the next book can definitely recreate the glory of the weird cultivation genre.