Ten Thousand Lifetimes of Reincarnation: Immortals Like Abysses, the Dao Dust

Excellent, meow, so well written. 9.1 Is too low. There are currently 170 chapters. I think it is around 9.6. The reasons are as follows: , it's my favorite type, fantasy novel + simulator 4 stars , there is something new, and the fantasy of personal strength being supreme is actually written into a Machiavellian novel. Chen Zhong is innovative and unique. 4 Stars , the plot is full of suspense and has many twists and turns. It is surprising in the ordinary and refined in the ordinary. It is surprising and breaks away from the fixed thinking. 5 Stars , the description is relatively realistic, there is a certain philosophy, and it is a cerebral and refreshing article, which is a high-level novel. Shortcomings , the novelty can be even greater, such as the Lost City of Strange Beasts , there are some details, the logic is not strict enough and need to be discussed. ,

The protagonist goes from the lower three realms to the upper three realms, the legendary prison king [OK] The sixty thousand years of cause and effect in Chenpingzhou is carried on one shoulder. In the Wujiao Incident, the real Kongshan Sect established purple golden beams in the sea and white jade pillars holding up the sky [Like] Forging the body to penetrate the qi, using the martial spring to cut down the sea of qi, and achieving immortality through all transformations. True monks never play low-end games, so that occasionally watching Chen Yuyu gives people a sense of absurdity, and the world has long forgotten the power of prison Chen [angry] Thousands of words are condensed into one sentence - system, add some points!

Realistic novels. Generally, if you read too many Tomatoes, you will subconsciously feel that the protagonist is aggrieved. But in fact, the author's writing style is very good, and he is preparing foreshadowing of the story. It is not the ordinary cheap and cool novel. I can only say that after reading it later, I realized that this is a gift for old bookworms. The plot is very mature, or after reading it for so long, I finally encountered a novel that is enjoyable to read.

It is very novel. It combines suspense and conspiracy with a bit of immortality simulation to achieve immortality in disguise. It breaks the situation step by step. It constantly reverses and creates new doubts to promote the plot. However, the heroine has a little less role and less emotion. It can be scrapped in the early stage and then in the later stage. It is just a useless x that has been installed in a watery manner and has no original flavor at all.

Anyone with an emulator has seen it? People who play reasoning, I've seen them before People in the world of cultivating immortals have seen it I have never seen people using simulators to reason in the world of cultivating immortals [Thinking] Surprisingly, it is very good. Some people may be used to reading cool articles (it is true that most of the simulator articles are brainless cool articles). The simulator used in this book is quite restrained, and there is no simulation word count. Many simulations that can be used for water are skipped directly. It can be said to serve the plot, just like the quantum computer written by Da Liu for simulation, all settings serve the plot. Moreover, the layer-by-layer development is also well-founded, there is no sudden deus ex machina, and the writing is considered online. Looking forward to subsequent updates

This book probably gives people the impression that after reading this book, the conspiracy plots in similar light novels involving conspiracy (whether it is supernatural powers, cities, immortality, history, or other themes) are like playing house. What's special about it is probably that it uses the protagonist's ability to be constantly reborn, using the protagonist's own multiple death experiences and the experiences of all living beings from the protagonist's perspective as materials to truly reveal the cruelty of the world of power. At the same time, because "everything can be repeated", it cleverly eliminates the depressiveness of the plot. Of course, the most important thing is the author's strong writing power, which supports this complex world view, flowing plot, and three-dimensional and full characters. Summary: The three most important labels of this book are "reincarnation", "strategy" and "cultivation". The author highlights all three points very well, and it is a masterpiece worth reading. (And it's updated very quickly. This is actually what I'm most satisfied with [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly])

Can Tomato see a book of this quality? The author's writing skills are very good and I feel very comfortable. The writing is smooth and the story has cause and effect. There is also a chapter written in a montage method. It is very natural and not abrupt at all. Two things happened at the same time at the same time. It shows that the writing power is strong. The perspective is not a traditional reader who can understand all the plans from God's perspective. , But follows the protagonist, a small disciple from the outer courtyard, as he slowly unfolds all his plans. It will give you a sense of immersion when reading it. Readers with poor receptivity will feel aggrieved or despair for the protagonist. These feelings are caused by the author's strong writing style and strong sense of immersion. It is not a mindless and refreshing article, with many jumps. Readers who are looking forward to the book can quit. It is full of sophisticated settings and foreshadowings. It is very interesting and charming if you read it carefully. Old bookworms will definitely not let this book go. I have read Sword, Mystery, Taoism, Three-Body Problem, and Earthsea. I think my taste is quite picky, but this book still amazed me. The character descriptions Just a few strokes are enough to penetrate the wood. The depiction is very three-dimensional, too strong, and the plot is not bloody. The most important thing is that the author's writing power has been maintained and has not declined or slowly become weak. Jian Lai gave me a feeling that the writing power in the later period is not as good as the early stage. I hope the author can provide food and accommodation, come on

It's good to see, the intrigues, overt and covert struggles, and the battle of ideas in the world of immortality. Very interesting and interesting to follow.

It's quite good, but it can't be read as a pure novel. The protagonist is really stupid in the front, and his mentality is slowly changing. He mainly relies on reincarnation scores to improve his strength. It's quite slow. The reincarnation points are not static, and I don't say that everything is perfect. I'm just sorry about Qin Yue's death. It focuses more on individuals and there are a lot of foreshadowings, but the output is a bit low. Anyway, I personally think it's worth reading. Those who simply like cool writing can go ahead, because there are still a lot of regrets in the book. You can read it with a sense of expectation. I think it's pretty good. The back is too stiff.

It's really interesting. Different from the usual simulator-like fast-food upgrades, this one feels more like serving the plot. It won't raise the protagonist too high all at once, causing the early worries to come back all over again. It is definitely one of the best in tomato simulator articles.