The Lord of Tainted Blood

Isn't this Mei Changsheng? 🤦 🤦 🤦 I said, why does it look so familiar?

Hmm... That... Is very pretty... (The almond eyes are round, the lips are slightly pouty, the cheeks are as red as a misty sunrise, showing a shy look, the jade fingers are holding the corners of the clothes and swinging gently, and the round toes are gripping the floor)

It's very good-looking, nothing sinister. I hope there won't be a female protagonist.

666. After reading more than a hundred chapters, this novel has already shattered my imagination of cultivating immortals. A decent family? Nothing more than that. The evil cultivator actually seems less hypocritical. Let's forget it. The protagonist was frustrated once and again. After reading more than a hundred chapters, it didn't feel any better at all. It made people neither human nor ghosts, and even the immortals of Nima. The problem is that it has been like this, and it is still so miserable. It is really worse than that kind of loser protagonist. If you want to create a loser, just say so. It may seem like he has a good understanding, but in fact he is just a loser with extremely bad luck. If you have a problem, then you can simply let the protagonist die. No wonder your book has poor traffic. If you write like this in the early stage, how many people will be patient and watch you write a loser with extremely bad luck and is not happy yet?

To be honest, I like the book "Sleep for Everlasting Life" very much. The portrayal of human nature had a huge impact on me when I first read this book. I still can't forget the first time I read this poem: "In the end, kindness is lost in blood, and kindness and humility are turned into chaff." I instantly burst into tears and felt a lot, thinking about why human nature is so sad. At that moment, the fate between this book and me was forged. I always believe that everyone is compassionate as Buddhism says, but they are just dusty. This poem made me instantly have a short-term compassion to look at the world. It also inspired me to run counter to this article and the values ​​​​that I have always adhered to. In a nutshell, there are two words, morality. The specific meaning of morality is different for everyone, but every time I read this poem, I always think about it a lot and can't help but sigh. Thank you for letting me read this book again after many years. As I said, this is a fate.

Qi Dian's early harmonious and dark text "Sleeping Everlasting Life" is a crude work. I have no impression of the original work. I will re-read it today. The first hundred chapters gradually get better, and then the talent ends... From Qi training to foundation building, from foundation building to golden elixir, going around and around, stirring up the storm, it is still the same group of people who deal with the protagonist. Almost all the supporting characters who have a small role are still alive. They all have their own opportunities, but it makes people unable to help but complain: From the perspective of the protagonist, Zhao Xuan's cultivation strength has been increasing exponentially, and readers can clearly understand the various opportunities during this period. However, in comparison, the supporting characters also seem to have a halo, with plenty of opportunities and explosions. The protagonist has been practicing for decades and has made breakthroughs. After coming out, the supporting characters have also made breakthroughs. But the non-group portraits are written in this way, which is inferior and appears distorted. Furthermore, the protagonist Zhao Xuan "seeks skin from a tiger". Baigui once killed the fledgling Zhao Xuan, as did Xue Hai and Fu Yinchuan. However, Zhao Xuan seemed to have put aside his past hatred, and kept seeking skin from the tiger, and played the game of establishing a sect with everyone. It is difficult to imagine that this is the original Zhao Xuan who killed his elders, killed people and took treasures, and looked like a crazy person. In addition, although there is the suspicion of hindsight, what I have to complain about is that in several incidents, the protagonist wanted to get some benefits and got involved, but in the end he only got some petty profits, swaggered through the market, and even made enemies. At one point, he almost lost himself. In other words, the protagonist promotes the plot for the sake of promoting the plot, and the protagonist does not know what "gou" means. Finally, there are indeed many errors in the writing of this work. As a rough work, there are even some errors that lead to inconsistencies due to copying the original paragraphs.

I believe everyone who has watched "Sleep for Everlasting Life" knows this. This book is a continuation of readers Mei Changsheng, and it can be regarded as the original dream we had before. I hope the author can write that flavor and the story of Xue Hai

Mei Changsheng only has a total of more than 280 chapters, but it is relatively brief. According to the current plot of the book, it only has more than 100 chapters. It seems that writing this book will not be a problem for six to seven hundred chapters. I hope the author can continue writing it [currently in progress] Why is it gone? Is it an infringement?

He has quite a bit of power as a demon giant, but his cultivation progress is too slow, and the early stage is not very good. It's only good after the protagonist builds his foundation in more than a hundred chapters. The front is a little flat. But the shadow of Gu can be seen.

It's difficult. The first part is okay, but the second part is just the same old routine. The main author is reluctant to let the existing characters go offline and write new ones, so when you look at the second part, you will find that there are only a few old actors, and then all the other supporting characters will follow. I have also built the foundation for a while, but it is very abstract and theatrical, which is equivalent to writing a battle. It is almost Zhongzhou. The three major families in Wutan City are still following the protagonist closely. How about the young patriarch who has been offline for only a few chapters in the beginning can still jump out from time to time and say "Nasi", he still remembers humiliating me on the street. That's right, no matter how difficult it is to build a foundation before, as long as there is a crippled person who has written a little bit of ink, it is basically a complete foundation building. It doesn't matter whether he is crippled or dying, all the standard templates for the protagonists are not dead, and each one is more embarrassed than the one who can pretend to be able to break through.