A Long-Lived Wanderer’s Cultivation Journal

Who understands? I actually read about Fulilian's feelings on Tomato! It's really just a memory. It's also the first time I've seen this kind of fairy tale. The heroine is my favorite character. Overall, she emphasizes that she is just a passerby, but she is very awesome. I really like this feeling. There is a feeling of leisure, and there is a sense of sadness in that sense of relaxation. Perhaps in Hetao's eyes, Lu Qing, Jingbei, Xiaowen... I am just a passer-by in her long life. I have read until Xiaowen passed away, and I really have a feeling of reluctance. A novel about cultivating immortals can give me the same feeling as the funeral of Fulilian, which is really amazing! This time gap often leads to some knife points, which gives me a profound feeling. I really like this book and hope the score can be higher! Boss mostly updates [send heart][send heart][send heart] [Smile] It's enough to read my comment (blessed are those who haven't read it) (I will never review a book before it is finished again) One star for the first half of this book, and one heart for Taotao. At first I thought you were setting a precedent, but later I realized you were doing something wrong. [Sad][sad][sad] This book is unfinished [sad][sad][sad] The plot dropped late in the game and ended in an explosive manner. In the first half of reading, you can feel the leisurely feeling of an idyllic countryside, but in the Kyushu chapter, you can clearly feel that the plot is in a hurry. The plot of the Kyushu chapter can be said to be a mess. The holes that should be filled are not filled, and new holes are dug, so that the plot is incoherent, resulting in an unfinished story. ↓Introduced from here↓ I read other works by Mr. Riku and found that most of them are not very long. As we all know, the articles about cultivating immortals are generally very long. However, the main body of this book written by Mr. Riku is not as fast-paced as other articles about cultivating immortals. It is more leisurely and close to life. As a result, Mr. Riku showed a lack of stamina in the later stages of writing, which also led to the plot being rushed, full of pits, and having an explosive ending. General: Basically, Mr. Rijiu is not good at writing long articles. From the front, it seems that the teacher's writing style is good. However, if the writing is good, it can only be the icing on the cake. If the plot is not good, the writing is of no use. A good ending can leave a better impression on readers (of course, this explosive ending also left a deep impression on me) It's so bad that I can't edit it anymore All in all, your plot is as written as it is, and your book can only be said to be bad. I hope the author can learn from his experience. (Note: No nitpicking, all real feelings)

I just read it when I'm in a book shortage! It's so beautiful! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! This book has a Florian feel to it. Very sad, but very warm. The sadness that seeps in little by little, like a frog being boiled over fire

Beautiful, with a touch of sadness We can start a second part. The story has just begun. Why is the heroine able to live forever? She also said that she can live forever in this life. So she was also immortal in her previous life? I really want to see it

The novel "The Theory of Life" is very good-looking. It has the feeling of a steady stream, a light and warm feeling, and the setting is so novel. It feels like you can learn physics well and travel around the world without fear, but the friendship of "The Theory of Life" is also a good cry.

This book is full of memories. The entire perspective is written from the perspective of the heroine. The character Lu Qing only appears in the heroine's memories. The heroine will not feel sad because of the death of people around her. I read this book from the perspective of a bystander, and I still feel a little sour in my heart. I just have an indescribable feeling. I want to cry but don't know how to cry. This book is really worth reading (*^ω^*)

The heroine's character is so interesting, and it's not a deliberately cold description. The same is true for other characters. The author's writing style gives people a plain feeling but not boring😁 I like this. I saw someone saying they wanted a male lead, but no! If you want to see it with cp, just look for it yourself. I just want to see it without cp. What you see in the non-CP novels about female protagonists should be the various advantages of the female protagonist. Why does it have to have a male protagonist? After reading Taotao's memories, there is no difference in personality, maybe only the sensibility has been worn away a little bit. The immortal cultivators here are really upright and sacrifice everything for great love. I'm so touched.

It's good-looking. I really like this style of writing. It's peaceful and peaceful. The main heroine is like a hidden boss, but she has no fight with the world. There's no slap-in-the-face plot. It's very easy-going and interesting. It's very relaxing.

Excellent writing, atypical of cool writing. The full text is logically online, and all members are emotionally stable. I'm reminded of an anime I've seen called "Fully Buried". What's the story after the story? What about fifty years after the hero kills the Demon King? What about seventy years from now? A hundred years from now? What about tens of millions of years from now? Only the nearly immortal elves will carry their memories into the future, and then gradually understand human emotions in the future. The protagonist of this article had a similar start, but she even just fell into a daze and missed all the "protagonist plot" in this world. So what about the story after the story? Pleasure but not happiness, sadness but not sadness. Suitable for readers with some experience.

A very gentle book. Logically speaking, I should give it four stars. After all, the writing style is indeed very fluent, and the whole article feels like just talking. But the author's point of view is very strange and interesting. After reading this Feng Ao Tianwen, even if it keeps emphasizing that the heroine is mostly aloof from the world, I don't think there is any violation. As I read the whole story, I felt like the heroine was dreaming. In the end, the heroine actually woke up and the story ended naturally. After all, only dreams can jump through time like this without harming the body. Thousands of years of scenery have been spent in dreams. For me, this is the best explanation for this article.

He Tao is still very cute. Although he is thousands of years old, his childlike innocence is still intact. He is also very reliable. He is powerful but also has a sense of responsibility. He has gained insights while traveling around the world, but the demon king has been injured haha. It's a very happy ending. Every era has shining stars, and it's a glorious history. I like He Tao very much and every character.