Reverse Maze

I learned about The Paper from The Lost City of Alien Beasts. After reading The Lost City of Alien Beasts, I became very interested in this author, and then discovered his other books, such as The Superpowers. This book should have some references to the Dragon Clan (I have not read The Dragon Clan, but only know a little bit about the situation), and it is a reference, but it also shows the characteristics of The Paper's own style, with family and friendship. It is written very profoundly and is very enjoyable to read. However, the writing of love is a little awkward. Yes. OK Next, let's talk about his other book, which can be said to be an autobiography, The Price of Heartbeat. This book really vividly describes the separation and reunification of love. I also wrote about why and how The Paper's writing style changed. After reading it, I couldn't let it go for a long time. I am also very moved by the changes in Pengpai along the way. OK, to this one, Maze. So far, I'm enjoying watching it. It's almost a perfect score. It's even better than the opening of Lost City. I'm very optimistic about it. The only drawback may be that Xiaoqing is a bit sticky. I feel a little uncomfortable, I don't know what you think. Others can be said to be perfect. Looking forward to it After watching The Legend of Alien Beasts, and then watching Hunters, I can only say that Hunters is actually more insightful and beautiful than The Legend of Monsters. It's so simple (the main reviewer accidentally typed the word "energy hunter" 😭) WOC, Zhengwei spent so much time writing about Bai Ze and Wangyue, so sweet and beautiful, but you tell me... Zhengwei let Sang Yu eat it?? No, I can't accept it, what should I do with my Wangyue, Pengpai, you say it😭😭😭

Good book, really beautiful. At first, I thought it was similar to the style of Alien Beasts. After reading more than a hundred chapters, I got goosebumps in the second volume. I didn't expect "Maze in Reversed" to be this reverse, this maze, a good book, well written by The Paper 🤲

Late night review: This book also jumped out of my comfort zone. Instead of writing a prequel, I chose to settle down. Let's talk about the disadvantages first and then the advantages: Disadvantages: 1. I found that The Paper has too many Douyin views, and there are all kinds of bad memes. Compared with these bad memes like Alien Beasts, I really feel very uncomfortable. Of course, this is just my personal opinion. 2. You don't have to write anything that cannot be written to use your brain. When the protagonist builds a wooden house, there is no problem with logic, but it looks very awkward. It feels like you can only follow my ideas. This book really brought me too many surprises. Even though it is a novel about supernatural powers, it added a setting of time travel every night. The supernatural powers cannot be used in reality, but I was thinking what if all the people traveled through time and could bring the supernatural powers into reality? Will there be many organizations checking and balancing each other? Of course, these are my personal thoughts. Next, let's talk about the advantages of the reverse maze. Advantages: 1. The character portrayal is very successful! Even with Ye Rong's sub-personality, I often wonder if he can really be a teammate and "explore" with Bai Ze? I won't say more about Li Zhenghao's second grade, Sister Xia's obsession with Dabai, Sang Yu's naughtiness, etc. 2. The storyline is excellent. When I was watching it, I was still thinking that it was a little boring. If there is danger, it doesn't have the oppressive feeling of alien beasts where everyone around them might be beasts. But after the Swamp King swallowed three people, I was really shocked. I thought this time the maze would be ordinary, but it turned out to be... After such a powerful reversal, when I realized that Aunt Qing was the manager of the burger shop and Tianxin was Sister Xiaosi, my head really exploded. I suddenly experienced the feeling of despair and powerlessness when Bai Ze killed his teacher with his own hands and learned that he had done it himself. 3. Not to mention how novel the setting is, it also has its own ideas. It is a story about a group of superpowers fighting against superpowers and monsters at the same time. The main thing is that going down the maze at night is very interesting, and it feels like going down a dungeon. It is also really interesting and interesting to raise children to gain abilities. Speaking of setting, I have to mention Bai Ze's brother. His brother was also a character who won a lottery when he was a teenager, worked hard all the way and became a legend, and added a "lost Shura" setting to him to dig holes for the later stage. Really, even the audience can't figure out which is the hometown of the explorer, reality or the maze. This issue is a bit like the stance of the dead beast in the previous book. 4. Although the unique humor of the language is among the advantages, I still have to mention that there should be less bad jokes. Moreover, this book still inherits the unique metaphors of The Paper. Really, the author of The Paper is really good at metaphors. Next, let's talk about the content and some of my guesses: As for what my brother said, I personally prefer that he is right. The maze is the explorer's home. The reason is as follows: The book gives an explanation that I really agree with, that is, the maze is a home. Explorers leave home for too long, and the energy of the home dissipates, so they will die if they don't return home in time. However, this statement is still a bit contradictory, that is, which "home" will force you to go home, and it is still a curse that you will die if you don't go home. I will change it here. After all, it is still difficult to guess right in the early stage. All in all, this book is really a good book, and I have already written a thousand words without realizing it. Recommendation index: five stars (out of five stars) To @ and all readers and friends The writing can be much improved compared to the previous book. For example, the combat is no longer boring and has a lot of brains. You can see it in the bird hunting, and the setting can be

On the first day of publication, please simply leave a review! The worldview is very novel. Teacher Peng Pai's shaping of the worldview can actually be seen from the strange beasts. The first three chapters can be regarded as the prelude to the main plot. From then on, the main plot fully unfolds! ! ! It starts with the protagonist Bai Ze's strange dream and the erasure of his brother Bai Jue's existence. At present, the countdown seems to flow into the copy infinitely, but after the countdown ends, Bai Ze seems to be really heading towards death. At present, we can only guess at the theme of the book. To be more specific, readers can continue to follow up. The first chapter describes a lot of daily scenes, maybe for foreshadowing, maybe to enhance the character's image, of course, there is a high probability that it is also foreshadowing. I have to say that Teacher Peng Pai did a good job in character creation. The protagonist is very cruel to himself at the beginning. Is this due to his personality, or does it have a deeper meaning? More content needs to be updated to verify. All in all, a new book and a new starting point, come on, Teacher Peng Pai! I wish the new book a great success [top post][top post][top post]

I gave it five stars because of The Power; I gave it a long review because I have read "The Lost City". Needless to say, The Power's writing ability is just one word, absolutely amazing! Get to the point: First of all, from the perspective of the story setting, "The Reversed Maze" constructs an urban world full of unknowns and dangers. Elements such as the Three Six Paths and the Misty Maze not only add to the mystery of the story, but also provide readers with an imaginative reading space. On the protagonist Bai Ze's eighteenth birthday, his life enters a countdown and he must make a choice between survival and destruction. This setting itself is very attractive, and people can't help but want to find out. Secondly, in terms of plot advancement, "Reverse Maze" does a very good job. The author Peng Pai successfully guides readers step by step into the core of the story through a series of carefully designed plots and suspense. Every scene is clearly and vividly depicted, especially the terrifying atmosphere in the maze, which is even more creepy. At the same time, the author also cleverly uses narrative techniques to make the whole story full of reversals and surprises, making people want to put it down. In terms of characterization, "The Labyrinth of Reverse" also performs well. The protagonist Bai Ze and other characters such as Bai Jue, Lao Yezi, Machi, etc. All have distinctive personalities and profound background stories. Their growth and changes are gradually revealed as the plot progresses, allowing readers to deeply understand and feel their inner world. Especially the character Bai Ze, his tenacity, bravery and wisdom are all impressive. In addition, the writing style of "The Reversed Labyrinth" is also worth mentioning. The author's narration is smooth and natural, and the language is concise and expressive, making the whole story read very smoothly. At the same time, the author also cleverly uses some metaphors and symbols to make the whole story more vivid and interesting. Overall, "The Labyrinth of Reversed Positions" is an excellent urban martial arts online novel. It not only has a wonderful plot and profound characterization, but also has excellent writing and unique settings. This work will undoubtedly become another masterpiece by Peng Pai, bringing readers a new reading experience. Overall, "The Labyrinth of Reversed" is definitely a masterpiece worth reading over and over again. It uses a unique narrative structure and imaginative plot settings to build a bizarre world. The author skillfully interweaves reality and fiction, constantly challenging readers' perceptions in the maze-like story. The characters in the book are distinct, each with their own unique personalities and motivations. The author gives them life through delicate descriptions, making readers feel as if they are in the story and truly feel their emotions. The plot is full of ups and downs, full of unknowns and surprises, and every turn is unexpected yet reasonable. In terms of thematic depth, the novel explores profound topics such as human nature, destiny, and choice. It guides readers to think about how to break through themselves and find a way out when facing difficulties. The book's portrayal of human nature is penetrating, showing the complexity and multifaceted nature of human nature. On the whole, "The Labyrinth of Reversals" not only excels in literary techniques, but also brings profound enlightenment to readers at the ideological level. It is like a mirror that reflects our deepest fears of choice.

New book check-in, currently looking at the future direction, there may be unlimited copy flow. I hope Lao Zei's new book has a novel plot and doesn't mess with old traditions. It's awesome. I like books with twists and ideas. As a fan of books on alien beasts, I believe in the author's ability. Although it still feels a bit nonsensical at the moment, it will definitely not be a bad book. I often read this book in the way of reading Alien Beasts, and found that it is indeed the case, but it is very different. Maybe because of the few chapters, I can't see the general character and plot direction. I hope to update it soon. I have read more Alien Beasts. Every time I see some details, I can't help but wonder what kind of knife this could be. The six paths of potential are: strength, vitality, quick form, wisdom root, spiritual method, and mystery. I'm really looking forward to the follow-up [laughs] ─The world is a maze, we are both searching and escaping.

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I'll give the new book five stars first, and that's it for now. Judging from the way it's written in The Paper, Bao has a lot of foreshadowing and a lot of knives. I'm looking forward to the new book's performance.

My personal opinion is that the current writing style of this book as well as the entire world view and setting are comparable to those in the later stages of Alien Beasts. I can sum it up in four words: "The whole text has no swords" It can be seen that some details have the shadow of exotic beasts, which I always think of when I see them. But The Paper also added a lot on this basis, supplemented a lot, and added a thread "choice" that runs through the entire text. The writing style is as good as ever, and the writing style that describes daily life is excellent. For example, "The autumn sunshine in the afternoon is lazy and desolate, shuttling in the carriage like a school of fish." It is so warm that you feel like you will be caught off guard in the next second. When describing the battle scene, you can clearly feel that it still has the same flavor! The smell of strange beasts! It's good-looking and logical, including various reviews. What makes me feel that the difference from Alien Beasts is that the description of Reversed Maze is more (I can't think of an adjective for the time being), and it will be more in place than Alien Beasts. (To put it simply, when watching Alien Beasts, I might review certain chapters two or three times, because there are really some places, some details, foreshadowing, etc. That need to be reviewed in detail; while when watching Labyrinth, The Paper's description of the battle is more comprehensive, can be read over again, and the logic is at the same level as Alien Beasts) The whole article is knife-free! ! ! Recommend! Highly recommended! ! ! Especially those who read books about strange beasts! ! ! ! ! You can really feel the same smell but at the same time... How should I put it, in my opinion, this is even better looking than Alien Beasts! ! By the way, The Paper has written many youth novels before. What attracts me most is The Paper's writing style, and I feel this even more in The Maze. All kinds of daily scenes come to mind...

The setting is novel, the characters are distinct, and the writing is as steady as ever. There is a lot of foreshadowing and suspense at the moment, but I will probably write more slowly later. There is no important plot line yet. The protagonist is currently looking for his brother to solve the mystery of his brother. The protagonist has met a lot of good people so far. The atmosphere in the early stage is worth cherishing, because if nothing happens, they will all be killed later. In the end, I still hope that there will be no female protagonist, because I don't want to see the female protagonist being stabbed, and the male protagonist's broken sadomasochistic relationship will be knifed. It feels like it would be better without too many emotional lines. Finally, I hope that the protagonist will not be as "lucky" (miserable) as Gao Yang. Can. Can.

A familiar eighteenth birthday. . . It's very similar to the writing style of Alien Beasts, and it's easy to create drama. I think the previous book Alien Beasts was really better than this one, so I hope to link it up with Alien Beasts (?), So that the popularity of this book can be higher. Uemoto was really upset. . . So it's easy to play tricks Not much more just now, I will continue to post comments later

The Paper has a new book, support it. The world view is grand, but the early stage is slow, and there are some shadows of strange beasts. There are no swords in the whole story. In short, it is produced by Pengpai. It must be a high-quality product and good-looking.

The beginning is not bad, it is attractive, but because there are so few updates, it makes me confused. The protagonist's brother must have some secret, and the story revolves around this. I'll give high marks first. I sincerely hope more people will read it and supervise the author's updates together [laughter] In addition, the naming operation of The Paper is still stable. The last book was "The Lost City of Alien Beasts", and this one is "The Labyrinth of Reversed Places". Just like my current mind, it is full of mystery inside and outside.

This book feels similar to The Lost City of Beasts, but it seems to have improved a lot. I hope it will be a new masterpiece. Personally, I feel that there are a lot of foreshadowings in my writing so far, which may become a knife in the future. I still inherited the style that he liked to write songs in the past. I think the first knife should be Wen Yan. As for the second sword, it should appear after the protagonist enters the guild. The foreshadowing he laid about his brother should be involved for a long time, just like Baili Yi before.

9.5 Points. There is a slight gap between Genyi Beast (the gap of 0.1 Points in Tomato is huge) The most important thing is that the writing style has changed a bit [crazy]. Is it because it has been serialized instead of published? It seems a bit degraded in comparison. However, the pace of advancement in the early stage is still a strong point, and the character creation is excellent.

The look and feel of what I have seen so far is okay. It is a combination of group portraits and a confusing world view. The magic mirror mochi betrayal is very graphic. I can't imagine how exciting it would be as an anime. It is the first small climax in the early stage. Unfortunately, it is updated daily, so I can't watch it all at once. Readers do not need to use the logic and setting of Alien Beasts to read this book, otherwise it will only make you more confused as you read it. Just read it as a new book.

Grass, it's so beautiful, it's worthy of being surging The scene is described very well, and it feels very immersive. And the reversal of the plot is really, really unexpected. It's really worthy of him. And then the writing is very in-depth (I will never say that I can't understand it) The plot is also quite interesting, not boring. In my eyes, a novel that requires logic and can achieve this is already very successful. So it's very, very beautiful [adoration][adoration][adoration]

I finished reading it in one sitting. The writing style is improved compared to the previous one. Overall, there are no major problems, but there are many minor flaws. For example, the relationship line between Zheng Wei and Sang Yu is like a love game that starts with full favorability. Sang Yu's relationship has almost never changed, so the overall feeling is a bit stiff. In comparison, Jian's is much better and smooth. The setting is very interesting, such as forward and reverse, the front and back of the three major planes, etc. I think it is more interesting than the setting of alien beasts. But when The Paper reaches six or seven hundred chapters, it starts to stab people randomly, as if they were stabbing for the sake of swords, maybe because the positive and negative positions are reversed. In short, the plot is very awkward, but there are still many swords that make sense, and some plots are very interesting. Overall, it looks good, the plot is smooth, and the character creation is solid. Finally, please update it quickly. I still want to watch it.

After watching Alien Beasts, I was attracted by the characters written by The Paper, especially the portrayal of the male protagonist Gao Yang. At first, I thought that the author was a female writer so that he could describe Gao Yang very delicately (without the usual arrogance of some male fans, having a harem, using women to foil men, etc.) As a man, he has the unique gentleness of women and rich emotions, which really touched my heart! After reading Labyrinth again (listening to the book and listening to dozens of chapters), I am sure that Xiaobai is also a delicate and gentle person like Gao Yang, and he also has a bit of complaining attributes about him. He is my favorite, and I must read it! ! It's so surging, take care of yourself and update well [I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry]

When the countdown to survival comes and the rules of the world are turned upside down, "The Labyrinth of Reversed" interweaves urban supernatural powers, extreme wits and human torture, with dense reversals and full of suspense. It is a high-quality novel with a strong immersive atmosphere. The protagonist Bai Ze faces a countdown to his life on his birthday, and his brother disappears mysteriously. In order to trace his relatives and extend his life, he enters a reverse maze where time and space are confused and it is difficult to distinguish true from false. Here, space is folded, memory can be tampered with, people's hearts are unpredictable, physical despair and human fog are intertwined, and the whole process is tense and gripping. The story breaks out of the clichéd upgrade routine, and features meticulous games and multiple reversals throughout the text. The partners hide their identities, their personalities are constantly switching, time and space lines are nested layer by layer, and the foreshadowing is exquisite and coherent. Reality, dreams and mazes are intertwined in a criss-cross manner, which is both brain-burning and exciting. The characterization is delicate and vivid. The protagonist does not have an aura of invincibility. He is timid and hesitant. He slowly grows up through life and death decisions, and always sticks to his original intention and family love. The supporting characters each have their own secrets and obsessions, their images are full and three-dimensional, and they are full of touching bonds in the cold and desperate situation. The novel uses a maze to reflect people's hearts, and there is a gentle core hidden beneath the cruel game. Family love and obsession can transcend time and space and fight against falsehood. Even in the abyss of reverse order, goodwill and protection are still the most dazzling lights. The whole work has a unique world view, ups and downs in the plot, and sincere emotions. It is not only a wonderful desperate adventure, but also an in-depth growth story about trust, protection and self-salvation.

The Paper is still the author who writes down the trivial details of life one by one, enriches the characters step by step, and then gives you a blow in the head at the end. Whether it is "The Lost City of Strange Beasts" or "The Labyrinth of Inversions", they all have the same description method. When the protagonist has to tighten his nerves and grow up quickly, our usually peaceful and ordinary life looks so beautiful in the book. Behind every beauty is the calm before the storm. As I read chapter by chapter, I couldn't help but cherish my life more. Unlike many high-scoring books in Tomato, these two books are not updated daily, but will be updated after a period of time. While readers are lost, what they gain in exchange is a more detailed and emotional description of the scene that captures people's hearts. In short, I hope that this book can reach the end and surpass "The Lost City", at least not let down readers like me who have been patiently waiting for the polished work.

Very good, the beginning is very humorous, the part where you team up with Mochi is interesting to watch, and then Mochi turns against you, and the twist is also very eye-catching. Then, the world view is also very large, with many mysteries, and they are slowly unfolded, and the answers are revealed. For example, in the original Lost City of Alien Beasts, we didn't know what the dead beasts were until chapter 1000 later. This keeps readers fresh. Many novels become boring after reading them because the world view is not big enough and there is no new content later. Now that I have read more than 100 chapters, I still know a little about the maze, which shows how big the world view is. Then there is the foreshadowing. There are still a lot of foreshadowings in this book, and the first big foreshadowing in this book is recovered very quickly, which is when Bai Ze went back to the past and forgot about his brother. After all, foreshadowing cannot be buried for too long, otherwise people might abandon the book as they read it. Like the previous book, Lost City, some foreshadowings have been buried for too long, and the first chapter can correspond to the more than 1,000 chapters that follow. Many people stopped reading before they saw this foreshadowing. The foreshadowing of the Mortal God Realm like Zhan Shen has only been buried for more than 200 chapters. In terms of characterization, I can't say it's very good at the moment, because the length is still too short, so the characters are not fleshed out enough, and this book so far is just a short story. The relatively full-fledged characters are the protagonist, Carp, Jane, etc. I feel that a good character must have evil in the good and good in the evil. How can there be a pure good person in this world, and how can there be a pure bad person? All in all, it's an excellent work with potential!

It's very well written. The male protagonist's character is really likable, and so is Mochi. Maybe it's just because the author doesn't update every day. I hope the author doesn't get discouraged. The characters are particularly three-dimensional and vivid. Later it turns out that Jane is the male protagonist's CP [laughs awkwardly]. The male protagonist has ambiguous relationships with many people. Wouldn't it be more appropriate to have no CP in this situation🤔 At the beginning with Gray Phoenix, it describes how the male protagonist always thinks of Gray Phoenix inadvertently, and everyone thought that the male protagonist was attracted to him. Then when he met the elf, he kissed her directly on the back and said it was like love at first sight. After meeting Jian, he showed more of a comradeship, and then they kissed him right before he died. I don't object to the male protagonist having a harem for everyone to kowtow to, but it's really uncomfortable to kiss him on the head when he can jump out of the window when he is in danger, and it's already disgusting that Jane has played tricks on the male protagonist so many times in front of him. In this case, the male protagonist can still like her [awkward laugh], and the gray phoenix in the front, Su Su Suan What, at least don't kiss and sprinkle sugar on your head. At that time, you can jump out of the window and insist on hugging each other [what]. At least bring the water. Jane is more like a mean but thoughtful housekeeper. Normally the male protagonist has no heart-beating moment, so why did he just kiss from behind? Jane also said that she saw the male protagonist and wanted to kiss [something]. Is this really cute?

I give The Paper three and a half stars. The extra one is the lamb. This book is the second book after The Paper after The Paper. I have read Chapter 45 and found that there are still many places where the elements of The Lost City are mentioned. However, the first five chapters are really difficult to understand (maybe I am stupid). It is confusing. Although it may be foreshadowing, I still recommend changing the beginning. The Paper does not discourage newcomers. The beginning feels particularly rushed. The setting and world view of this book are very unique and very interesting. If you can read the beginning with patience, you will definitely not be disappointed. I don't know why the rating is so low now. It seems like it's going low and high [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss] Overall, I'll give it four stars for the first 50 chapters. It doesn't feel like I did when I first started watching Beasts of the Lost Ark. You're so lucky. I hope this book will no longer be as "sweet" as the Lost City of Beasts [smile][smile][smile] I have read more than 200 chapters now, and I have to say that Lao Pengpai's writing style is still stable [like] The characters are delicately and vividly drawn. I haven't started to use the sword yet, but I think it's [angry][angry][angry] to keep the big knife. The worldview is very interesting. Now it has dug a lot of pits. It is very attractive to continue reading. One last thing, Pengpai, please do it faster [smile]

"The Labyrinth of Reversals" is a novel with unique charm. Its novel setting and compact plot attracted me. It not only brings readers a fantasy adventure, but also triggers profound thinking about survival, courage and destiny[^12^]. Although there are some shortcomings in characterization and update speed, these problems are expected to improve as the story progresses. If you like fantasy adventure novels, then "The Labyrinth of Reversals" is definitely worth reading[^13^].

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The look and feel is pretty good, it can be regarded as the best in Tomato. The emotional line is much more delicate than the previous book "The Lost City of Alien Beasts". From the current point of view, there are still too many foreshadowings. The dual plot lines seem a bit torn. The upright one is that the protagonist grows up quickly and has an online IQ. The reverse Bai Ze forgets that Bai Jue's purpose is not so clear. Generally speaking, it is more daily, so it is not as strong as the upright Bai Qiang, but the characterization is still very good (guess why the shaping is good, I can only say that the surging sword skills are still the same as before) The only drawback is that the update time is unstable. It takes too long and it is easy to forget the previous plot.

The discussion of the central idea of ​​"The Labyrinth of Reversals" mainly revolves around the choice of survival and destruction, the choice of fate, and the test of human nature. Here is a detailed exploration of its central idea: 1. The choice between survival and destruction: On the day of Bai Ze's eighteenth birthday, the protagonist in the story, his life entered a countdown, which forced him to face a cruel reality - survival or destruction. This setting profoundly explores the meaning and value of life, as well as human beings' desire and struggle for survival in desperate situations. 2. The choice of fate: "Three persons and six paths, a misty maze. The most difficult thing about fate is the choice." This sentence is not only a summary of the plot of the novel, but also a profound elaboration of the theme of choice of fate. In "Reversed Maze", each character faces a choice of destiny. Their choice not only affects their own destiny, but also affects the destiny of those around them. These choices are often accompanied by pain and sacrifice, but it is also these choices that demonstrate the brilliance and power of human nature. 3. The test of human nature: In desperate situations and difficulties, the good, evil, beauty and ugliness of human nature are often infinitely magnified. "The Labyrinth of Reversals" deeply explores the multi-faceted nature of human nature through the description of the characters' behavior and psychology in extreme environments. It allows us to see that at a critical moment of life and death, some people choose to sacrifice themselves to save others, while others do whatever it takes to survive. These tests of human nature allow readers to deeply reflect on the nature and value of human nature in an exciting plot. To sum up, "Reversed Labyrinth" presents us with a story world full of fantasy and adventure through themes such as the choice of survival and destruction, the choice of fate, and the test of human nature. At the same time, it also allows us to have a deeper understanding and thinking about life, destiny and human nature while enjoying the pleasure of reading.

Compared with Alien Beasts, I think this movie is an improvement. Let's not talk about the main world view settings. Among them, the "upright" and "reverse" settings of the maze are very novel and a very bold attempt, but The Paper has controlled it very well so far. (But also because of this setting, I feel that the final outcome for Bai Ze will be miserable) The early stage of the plot is relatively slow, but after the "reversal", the plot starts to take off. The elf dungeon and the ghost dungeon are very interesting (woo woo, give me back my Li Zhenghao, Jane and An) Generally speaking, each character has a distinct personality, which is a significant improvement compared to Alien Beasts. Sang Yu, Jian, An, Li Yu, Uncle Qian, etc., As well as villains (such as Ye Feng, Ye Rong, etc.) Are all very well portrayed. In summary, it is well written. Unfortunately, because it is a season update, and The Pengpai Swordman's techniques are too scary (well, yes, The Pengpai Swordman's techniques have improved, but there are many sweet spots in the book), so it may not be as popular as Alien Beasts, but it does not prevent it from rating 9.9 In my heart.

I caught up on the update in two days and let's talk about my thoughts. The following are my personal opinions. On the whole, it is a complete story. The story line keeps advancing. There are no superficial parts. The clues are gradually given and there is a sense of surprise of revealing the truth. There is a lot of foreshadowing and there is expectation to take it back. I have the desire to follow along. It can be seen that the author has tried to make breakthroughs in writing after the previous book. The multi-line narrative is then wrapped up, but the distance between these lines is too close, and because the closing part involves the "truth", it is not completely wrapped up. As a result, the part that is supposed to be the climax becomes neither up nor down at the node. It feels like multiple lines are advancing simultaneously, but the lines are vaguely separated, and each node seems a bit abrupt. In the part where the main plot is unfolding, there is another line that breaks in, and it reads like a plot break, which is not very comfortable. It's a good story so far. It's a good thing to try, and I hope there will be breakthroughs in the future.