Don’t Throw Away Expired Cultivation Manuals: A Few Tweaks and They’ll Still Work

Chapter 36 almost made me laugh. To be honest, this book is a good blend of suspense and comedy and is at least in the top three on Tomato. In fact, for more than ten chapters, I was worried that the author would write it down. After all, the protagonist is about to have great luck, become possessed by evil spirits, and even absorb a female ghost. It's really good to see that all the foreshadowing that needs to be dealt with has been dealt with, and from time to time, humor is used to spice up the slightly bland plot of the web article. It's too early to tell, but it started to fall apart after 100 chapters. The author tried to introduce more and larger systems in the later period, but it was obviously incompatible with the style of this article. So in the end, it was very fragmented when I watched it. Funny and serious cannot go on at the same time. Either change it to just having fun, or go straight to serious discussion.

I saw Chapter 109. It looked good, the world view was huge, and the story was exciting. However, the big world view before leaving the novice village was a bit abrupt (maybe because I didn't read the book). The only shortcoming was that it was chaotic, and many things could be described as inexplicable. I also found out the reason for the confusion, because the author of this book did not write it from the perspective of the protagonist, but from the perspective of the narrator, or in other words, from the perspective of God. In previous books, readers would naturally assume the role of the protagonist and dominate the fairy world! This book is different from the previous books. The author is a chess player. There is no protagonist on the chessboard, and each chess piece has its own use. The chess player is silent, and the reader, as a spectator, cannot take the place of the chess pieces, cannot intervene, cannot predict, but can only appreciate the excitement of this chess game! So many things are inexplicable. I don't know what the protagonist's next goal is, or why some incomprehensible plot suddenly appears, just like why the chess player made this move. Only when the chessboard is full and the game is over can you see the beauty of this move. I have only read first-person books before, but this is the first time I have seen an author like this. Come on! ! !

1. Very funny 2. Directly related to the previous book, in a world view 3. There are many foreshadowings that are impossible to discover. Suddenly, everyone is alive and has his or her own little Jiujiu. Without a lot of jokes and convulsive things, it will feel like a mystery novel, and the thinking cannot keep up at all. I especially like this kind of funny but hidden many details. It is not just purely funny.

It was easy and funny in the early stages, but it has stopped working in the middle. I felt that the plot was seriously broken. I couldn't watch it without reading the explanations at the end of the article. I thought I had missed a few chapters. In the early stage, I thought Liu Yun was the protagonist. After the middle and later stages, Wei Chen appeared and I couldn't figure out which one was the protagonist. This may be a dual-male protagonist style. Moreover, the protagonist's personality is too confusing and the humanity is seriously lost. I personally think that the early stage plot will give high marks, but the later plot After the logic broke down, the entire book was delayed, so I gave it about 8 points. I feel that the article has been updated all over the place, which makes the logic not smooth. Personally, I rated it above 9 points in the early stage and only about 7 points in the middle and later stages. Overall, it seems pretty good. At least it is not the popular theme of cultivating immortals. It feels very innovative. I feel that the early stage is a funny style, but in the middle and later stages, I can't understand it. It has a slightly refreshing feeling. I hope the author's writing will get better and better.

This is not as good as the previous novels, a brand new experience (ง•̀_•́)งa new direction (◍•ᴗ•◍) Love it, love it ٩(๑^o^๑)۶ It is still different from ordinary cool novels. I like the current plot very much, but I don't know what it will be like in the future. I hope the protagonist will be the same as before. Just don't become the protagonist of ordinary novels in the future. I like it best now The protagonist like this, the world the protagonist sees is just what he sees. Sometimes I think about those people who usually look stupid (commonly known as lack of brains). The world in their eyes is like that, and I won't say that it changes because of things or people, because I feel that that kind of world is the real world (the world in the eyes of a fool is the real perfect world)

I finished reading it in one sitting. It's really good [laughs] I wonder if the author deliberately made it so subversive? Although it feels like the above text does not follow the following, the information hidden between the lines seems to be able to make the logic self-consistent. Killing Foxtail is just around the corner [Blowing a kiss]

It feels like a Chinese comic book with sugary content, but it's like a good meal. It's a weird feeling, but it's quite enjoyable.

The book goes on like this. Just explode. Be sure to stick to this style. Don't go astray [laugh and cry] [laugh and cry] It's so funny

I recently had the pleasure of reading an irresistible masterpiece - its content is vivid and rich, unfolding on the world in front of you like a scroll; its wisdom is as profound as the first ray of sunshine in the morning penetrating the clouds. What a great book!

The protagonist has a cheerful personality, his avatar is domineering and powerful, the author's writing style is interesting, and the plot of the novel is interesting. It is very good as a comedy novel. The only drawback is that the author updates too slowly and too little. Suggestion: update thousands of chapters every day [sneery smile]