A Clan of Immortals in the North: Its Name Is Qin!

Good! Good! Good! This book is the only one I have seen that truly starts from scratch and has no system at all, unlike those people who sell dog meat in sheep's clothing. The protagonist's decisiveness in killing is not the Virgin at all, and the other characters in the book are also very rich and specific.

This book has received mixed reviews, but I think it is fundamentally a very well-written book. First of all, I think the handling of the role of Song Jiang is very good, completely breaking the previous style of Song Jiang's obedience to Tang Monk. Tang Seng is not like before who always chatted with Lin Daiyu and did not do his job properly. The plot including Xiahou Dun's battle with Xu Sanduo was also very well portrayed, completely subverting Xu Sanduo's sinister XL image in our minds. Moreover, Xiahou Dun did not have a crush on Hua Qiangu from the beginning as stated in the original work, but the sparks sparked with her after experiencing Mei Changsu's transference. In this way, the logic of the plot becomes very smooth, giving the audience a refreshing feeling. The plot of the story is also intricate and fascinating. For example, why did Duan Yu save the Haier brothers regardless of the danger to his own mother? Did Teletubbies implement a revenge plan against He-Man? Who caused the belly of Teacher Cang, the wife of Roaring Sky Dog? These questions tightly locked the audience's attention. The finale of the fight scene between Zhu Bajie and Donald Duck was well arranged, and the open ending made the audience yearn for the love song duet between Taishang Laojun and Marilyn Monroe. It is worth mentioning that the vicissitudes of the atmosphere in which Big Big Wolf misses Zhou Zhiruo in the Akina Mountains suddenly reveal the delicate inner world of Ren Wo Xing when he steals Huba, the sacred object of the Uchiha clan. The cross talk session between Comrade Sha Ruijin and Chu Liuxiang, who guest-starred in the book, and the ingenious idea of ​​Mr. Bean visiting the thatched cottage three times and asking Charlotte to rescue his grandfather are also highlights. It is difficult to describe it in one word. It is simply a masterpiece!

This novel is undoubtedly an outstanding literary masterpiece. It deeply attracted me with its unique writing style, profound emotions and exquisite plot construction. The author's words seem to have magic power, leading readers to travel through time and space and experience every scene and every emotional fluctuation immersively. From the perspective of characterization, each character is vivid and three-dimensional. They have their own personality traits and growth trajectories, as if they are living around us, making people empathize with them. The author's insight into human nature makes the interactions between characters full of reality and depth, allowing people to savor their stories and gain a deeper understanding of human nature. In terms of plot design, the novel is rigorously laid out and interlocking. It has both tense and thrilling climaxes as well as delicate and gentle emotional expressions. During the reading process, people sometimes feel their hearts beat faster and sometimes they are moved to tears. The author's control of the rhythm is just right, which not only maintains the coherence of the story, but also makes reading interesting. In addition, the language style of the novel is unique, with both poetic romance and philosophical profundity. While enjoying the beauty of the text, it can also trigger profound thinking about life and the world. The author's depiction of details is even more ingenious. Every detail is like an exquisite picture, making people immersed in it and lingering over it. In short, this novel is not only a masterpiece worth reading again and again, but also a literary masterpiece that can touch people's hearts and make people think deeply. With its unique charm, it allowed me to find my spiritual home in the ocean of words, and also gave me a deeper understanding and appreciation of the charm of literature.

Yes, it's well written and has a good grasp of the worldview. If it's true, it's inevitable that the family will decline and it won't always be at its peak. But it would be uncomfortable to write that way. It depends on how the author arranges it. The children of the Qin family who currently have low self-esteem and three spiritual roots may provoke powerful enemies for the Qin family.

The writing is very good. To be honest, there are few immortality novels that can compare with this one. The protagonist walks through it step by step. His decisiveness in killing is not what other immortality novels call false killings. The worldliness is also well written. Real interests come first. One moment you can be an alliance of friends and the next second you are dead bones. If you keep writing at this level, I dare to say that this is definitely a sacred book among the immortality novels. My sister-in-law must be very unhappy when I say the last sentence [Eating Melon] Author, if you update five times a day, believe it or not, your ratings will keep going up [laughter]

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The author's writing is very good. There are many talented and famous people in it, and they are integrated together without being offensive or repulsive at all! I have read several books before about the Qin, Han, Tang, Song, Ming and Qing dynasties competing for hegemony, including the First Emperor of Qin, Emperor Wu of the Han, Li Shimin, Zhu Yuanzhang, etc. The readers all have their favorites and decide which one is stronger. If the integration is not good, it will be easily rejected and disgusted, and it will collapse! This book is so different and novel. Interesting! For example, I can only think of one of the TV series that made Myth + City look good, My Date with a Zombie 3. Because it is very easy to get into trouble! Doesn't blend well. This one is pretty well integrated so far, but there are too few.

Come on, come on, there are many cultivators in the family, but in the future, many will leave the family to pursue adventures and become individuals. I hope to continue to improve the overall strength step by step, and the management will be more interesting. Later, I can write about the inside of the family, or focus on the juniors and the college.

It's okay, the structure is quite interesting, there are definitely some poisonous points, but it's still acceptable, and the male protagonist is ruthless. The family is so smooth The cruelty of the world of immortality (being born in the Qin family and not having the qualifications does not count) is not reflected in the male protagonist's family. It is a little easier for the male protagonist to advance to foundation building. The author used the male protagonist's injury to cover it up a little. It can be seen that the author still wants to express the difficulty of being promoted to foundation building, but it is not very strong and does not write about the difficulty of wanting to build foundation in the general environment. There is no oppression or oppression from the male protagonist's family by the superior clan, and the living environment is very good. At present, all the talented six sons of the second generation I have seen have condensed their energy, and none of them has died. The third generation has lost an insignificant granddaughter. It's not that people must die, but it just feels too smooth. Personally, I don't think it's a novice's writing, but it's a bit biased toward cool writing. You can take a look, the author's ideas are very interesting

The writing is very good. Except for the protagonist who is a little unscrupulous, there is no big poisonous point. I read it in one sitting, but the word count is too few.