Don't Stop, Call Me Master

The writing is very detailed, pays great attention to logic, is not brainless, and has three correct views. Unfortunately, it is a single female protagonist. The relationship between Gu Qingxue and the protagonist is bound to be regretful. This is very difficult to reconcile. The reality is not beautiful in the first place. Why are there still regrets in the book?

Well written I don't know whether it's because I've been in a good mood recently or because this book is really good. I didn't feel too much discomfort or anger caused by the protagonist being constrained by the plot. The protagonist also has positive views and a good mouth (laughs) The heroine in the original plot (I forgot her name when writing the book review, I think her surname is Gu) is also okay. She also has a lot of shaping, and is not a tool that simply serves the plot or image. Yi Xiaofan (the protagonist of the original plot was called this, right?) Didn't write too much about it. He mainly wrote about the protagonist in our book. Well, it's comfortable. The progress of the progress is also good, but after reading it, I feel that there are many things, and it is a bit incredible to see that the latest chapter is only chapter 39. The plot advances at a relatively fast speed and is not sloppy. It's cool. It's the best part if the protagonist has a mouth and dares to act. Overall, I initially received a super large cup of tomatoes.

The theme of killing immortals is not bad, and the protagonist is thoughtful and not brainless. Although the protagonist can control the situation, he can't suppress Yi Xiaofan more harshly. Maybe it's because he has read too many refreshing articles, so he doesn't feel so comfortable here.

How can I put it, in other novels, it is a poisonous point to suppress the realm of the protagonist, but the author writes it well and can make you ignore it. I like sweet love. The protagonist is a leader of the younger generation. You can read it if you are a senior brother of the sect.

I am really obsessed with this Tomato rating. There is almost nothing I can watch above 9.0. Such a beautiful book, rated 6.5 😂 😂 too abstract

The author is also a pure magic pill. . . Overall, the logic is very clear, but due to length reasons, the plot unfolds quickly and compactly, making people want to stop. It can be seen that the author has carefully created each character. I think Gu Qingxue's emotional line is particularly natural and reasonable. However, the names and jokes of some characters may be mixed with some personal grudges!? In addition, the inappropriate choice of the title and the hasty ending may be the reasons for the book's falsely low rating. The main storyline before the publication of Xuanji Tu (plus the setting supplements in the following chapters) is well deserved among the top three novels of the same size that I have read! By the way, the main theme of the true self in the book is also a point that I personally like very much.

It is a relatively good-looking work in Tomato. Excluding the chess piece Yi Fan, the early stage is more like a struggle against the known fate, looking for the glimmer of hope in the future. The general plot is worth thinking about. Real life is not a script. Everyone is like cannon fodder in the book. It is rare to think but has no ability to change reality, and can only drift with the flow.

In fact, it is a very good choice to end the book here. The end of Chapter 120 is a good short story. The characters in the novel dare to love and hate, and have their own charm. But according to tradition, the map must be changed, then resurrected, and the map changed. If it ends in Chapter 120, I will give it a high score of 4 stars. If I change the map, I can only give 2-3 stars. The writing is okay, and the plot is a bit fast (it would be a bit fast if it were a long story, otherwise you would have to keep changing maps)

Be careful because there are spoilers Not bad, but if you like watching love movies, be careful. This book doesn't have much romance, but the plot is pretty good. It's this last chapter that I didn't understand. So what does it mean. Is everything a dream for the male protagonist? Was it a test given to him by his master? So did the male protagonist fail? Master probably wanted the male protagonist to save her in the end. Rather than wronging herself for Gu Qingxue (personal guess). I feel like this is Master's dream. Maybe in reality the male protagonist and Gu Qingxue are not as simple as brother and sister (personal guess) Finally, does anyone understand and explain it to me?

Personally, I think the author is a Zhu Xian fan 🤭 In the later stage, the world view should have been written in a big way, and it was finished in a hurry without reference. It is really a pity. However, the early writing was okay, but the foreshadowing was too obvious and the foreshadowing was a bit lacking. Overall, it's okay.