I Watch the World from the Azure Heavens, Smiling as Emperors Rise and Fall

So far, this is one of the best group portraits I have seen on Tomato🍅. The characters are well portrayed. Each character feels like he or she has his or her own path. They are not just there to set off a certain character.

It's a very good group portrait article. I haven't seen this kind of article for a long time. I hope the author can continue writing and not stop updating [Blow kiss] I take back what I said earlier, it's a bit too poisonous, the author [laughing and crying]

Just a personal opinion: This is a refreshing fantasy novel, which is very different from traditional fantasy novels. First of all, I feel that this book does not have a specific character as the protagonist, and the main description is the immortal cultivator's pursuit of Tao; secondly, there are relatively few daily descriptions, mainly discussing Tao (the battle between geniuses), and I think the author has a good control over combat power. In the novel, strength is achieved through cultivation, unlike some novels where strength is piled up with treasures; Finally, what I feel most approved of is the setting of the strongest group of people, such as Xia Yu who values love and justice, the paranoid old man Yan Dao, etc. Moreover, they are not like the background of the protagonist in traditional novels (such as arranging a conspiracy to run through the protagonist), but they dominate the direction of the world. Geniuses can only fall into their eyes if they are strong enough (one level lower than the strongest ones). Unlike in traditional novels where the ancestors of countless levels of high-level protagonists have the intention to kill the new genius and cute protagonist, in this book it is the law of the dark jungle, the jungle of the jungle, which is more in line with the world of cultivation in my mind.

Everyone is very three-dimensional, and the writing is also very good. Many quotes are the truth of fantasy and immortality. However, I hope Zhou Tian can add more plots, describe Zhou Tian's power and the troubles he has to face, and reveal more specific things about the big world.

This is the first time I have read a book on the subject of group portraits. The plot in the book is indeed exciting. I was fascinated by it. It is now 3:41 in the morning [laughing awkwardly]. The thought of getting up early to go to work tomorrow makes me feel numb. I can only blame the author's book for being so beautiful that I didn't pay attention to the time! … I have to go to sleep, otherwise I will not be energetic tomorrow. Come on, author, I will continue reading when I have time. Remember, don't make it worse! Five-star praise has been given. Come on!

There's not much to say, it's a nice group portrait. The latest chapter is a bit watery. First of all, it is what happened from the big world to the small world. No matter how much you praise Zi Qing, there will always be a sense of disobedience that a child exaggerates. Therefore, the plot of the small world must be interesting, but the problem is that the main theme of the plot of the small world is Zi Qing repeating the process of upgrading. The only impression I have is that Zi Qing helped others improve their strength and the evil clone, but this is not enough to support the transition of the plot, especially since the evil clone has not yet fought with Zi Qing. In order to pave the way for the big world later, the plot of the small world itself is very bland, and the evil clone also chose to abandon the small world and add it to the big world. Overall, the latest chapter was too bland, and the only interesting points were placed in the later plot. I know the author is trying to hold back, but I have read a novel before where he is invincible through physical training, and then loses a soul and becomes completely invincible when he finds it. In order for the ending to be exciting, the author created a bunch of meaningless supporting characters to fight. Their strength is not enough to affect the subsequent plot, and the character design has no intention. They are all about Taoist appraisals and extraordinary qualifications. As a result, it ended almost a year ago, and it got stuck in the duel between the supporting characters. The male protagonist remained invisible, the villain never appeared, and the strengths of the minor supporting characters did not affect the subsequent plot. I just thought about the big ending, and who knew that I would be tortured to death. This novel is much better than that one. The male protagonist doesn't have too few roles, but the latest one is a bit watery. Except for a female character named Huang, I don't remember any of the other supporting characters. The plot has also been upgraded and shocked others. I want to say that this is very different from the main theme in the previous mini-universe. At least there is content about Zi Qing's fight in the small universe. Now the battle is basically a jump, and the big plot is also a jump. If you ask me, just mention Zi Qing's plot in one stroke, and write a good story about why the Lord of Beasts doesn't want the Ten Thousand Beasts Domain, and the big story about Yong Ye giving up his dojo, or write a good story about what abilities Zi Qing has gained and the small story about fighting. The big plot jumps in one stroke, everyone is finished, the fight ends in a few sentences, and the supporting characters that have no impact on the subsequent plot are written and written again and again. It is really not interesting. Zi Qing has so many roles that he can no longer support the main plot. He only shows his face in other people's plots to pretend. It's time to let go of Zi Qing's hand [face covering] As can be seen from the previous plot, there are many small plots, the supporting characters are also very clear, the protagonist of the big plot occasionally shows his face, and the overall rhythm is okay. Now I can't understand the rhythm of the plot. The small plot ends with a few exciting fights. The supporting characters are all similar templates, and they don't affect the subsequent plot. They are purely local NPCs. Zi Qing's entire clone has not yet started fighting, and the big plot is just passed by. What should I watch in this plot [Thinking] I want to say that if Zi Qing is the main line, the content should be more exciting, the supporting characters should be richer, and the scenes should be smaller. If the protagonist is the main line, the scenes should be bigger, and Dao Jin's methods should be more complete. All the chess pieces should be on the field, and then occasionally face Zi Qing and let him show off. I just think it's best to change the status quo, don't hold back all the exciting content until the end, and release some of it to watch first.

The writing is good. Everyone in the group portrait has his or her own characteristics. The world view is grand. Those who are invincible should be invincible. If there are still enemies, it only means that you are not really invincible.

I haven't seen such a beautiful group portrait in a long, long time.

Not bad, but the protagonist doesn't have the feeling of strategizing and arranging the world.

I have read a lot of group portrait novels, and this one is the one that stuck with me the most. Every character is portrayed with flesh and blood, and their fighting power is strong. The writing style is good at portraying the background. I also saw the finale, and it really made my heart itch. Can you please update it soon? Author [Petrochemical]