Fellow Daoist, Who Are You Talking To?

It's good to read, but the male protagonist is so kind. He hasn't killed anyone so far, and he is surrounded by good people. They are all kind-hearted. He has taught the male protagonist a lot of things, especially his master. He is a real mentor. Even though he is dead, the male protagonist also respects his teacher very much and never thinks about his master. This is definitely a good book on Tomato.

There are many touching characters in this book, such as the long-lived Fang Tang, the considerate Huang Shiyu, the loyal and filial Ji Mo, the helpful Luoyang, the patient Tingzhu who pleads for the country, the brave Tian Buzi, the good-luck Liu Qinghe, and so on. Gu Mizi who repays evil with virtue, Li Shiwu who is just and kind, Qian Yuanzi who saves the common people, the kind and generous old Taoist, and Bai Xi who has a breeze in his sleeves. These kind-hearted characters fully embody the virtue of being a great hero for the people.

It's rare for Tomato to find a Chinese-style Cthulhu novel that I can read. The writing is good. The protagonist seems to be arrogant and regards other people as unruly people, but he has a pure personality and only acts as bad guys. It makes people feel warm in their hearts while watching it [sneaky smile]

After reading seven chapters, I have already glimpsed the genius of this work. Dear new book friends, this is the only hidden true god in Fanzi, remember it [cool]

I read the last book and found it to be more humorous, and the plot is also very funny, but sometimes it can be a little bit sarcastic, and I think its setting is very novel. The characteristics of both books are okay, 10 points are fine, then. Give this book more good reviews and support the author to continue writing, and also allow us to see better works ε٩(๑> ₃ <)۶з[Laugh][Laugh][Laugh][Laugh][Laugh]

Speak rationally and discuss reasonably. If you think what I said is wrong, you are welcome to discuss it. "Whoever claims it must provide evidence" Not recommended for anyone to watch. You can take a look before Chapter 418, but after Chapter 418, Yanzu, you should stop. Let me summarize what I think are the highlights of human nature in the Da Yao chapter (before chapter 418). History "Entering the game with one's own body, peeling off the skin and catching the immortal" Fang "Ten pounds of blessings, save your wife, save yourself" Li "jumped into the cesspit and planned to kill Washington" Arson Cult "Dare to Bet with Heaven and Create a New Heaven for Humanity" Tingzhu "Using the strength of the whole sect to defeat one son of heaven" I saw the unyielding soul in darkness and difficulties, But! But! But!! I don't recommend anyone to watch it, because the most important reason is that its outlook on life is very abnormal. The following is just my opinion, if you feel uncomfortable, then I am unhappy. True and false are the exterior, and cool writing is the interior. The author cannot describe the strong emotions shown by the protagonist when he cannot distinguish between true and false. For the sake of convenience, he directly cuts off all the protagonist's thinking, resistance, exploration, persistence, fear, helplessness, pain, etc., And forcibly inserts everyone's thoughts of harming him, so all unreasonable places are attributed to harming him. As more and more readers read and think deeply, this book has already passed the 9-point mark. Many readers have left two reviews and two three-star reviews, and abandoned the book with resentment and dissatisfaction. To be able to reach 5, it all depends on Dao Gui Liu Liang.

It's amazing. It's a new concept novel. Every character is portrayed with his own charm. There's basically no hang-ups. The writing is very real. Who said that people who cultivate immortality can only kill people by attacking each other? Who says good people will be rewarded? Better looking than the God of Drama!

This book has the qualifications to become a god, especially now that it has begun to leave the "pictured world" and return to the main world in the mid-term, the plot advancement is unprecedentedly bold. In the early stages of this book, important figures from various factions circled around the protagonist. I thought it was due to a lack of logic that made the story a little childish. But now it seems that he is indeed the protagonist of the world in the painting. The explanations are clear and the writing is good. The writing is also top-notch, and the details are appropriate. Especially the description of the reflection of the soul, which outlines the life of the characters with just a few strokes, making each image full and three-dimensional. It is well written. The whole world is not as imagined. There are climaxes and reversals one after another, making it difficult to guess the author's next writing direction. It is unconventional and extremely excellent. I misread it. I originally thought that the first half of the book would be played out in the white paper world, and the second half would return to the main world for decryption and advancement. In this way, any flaws in the previous text could be due to the roughness of the play, and inappropriate handling can be completed later to go further. As a result, what I wrote now is more insane than I imagined. It seems that the author had so much fun writing that he went crazy writing it. Many of the names were difficult to remember, and I couldn't stand it anymore. If online articles are divided into top, first-rate, second-rate, and third-rate, this book would be considered first-rate or fifth-rate. There are only dozens of top-notch books, and first-rate ones make people reluctant to put them down, while second-rate ones can be thrown away at any time. This book is a bit useless. The author's writing style is very good. He can describe scenes and people easily. The few figures can make people immersed in the scene, with a sense of origin and sometimes a bit of femininity. Maybe the author is a woman, and occasionally there are some distortions for the sake of distortion, which do not directly refer to the original logic of reality, and are not done for the sake of pleasure or semi-pleasure, but for inexplicable reasons. The protagonist looks too much like a "hollow man". If the thread is buried too long, it can't be retrieved, and it doesn't feel any better if it is retrieved. This book is a bit broken.

The setting of "The View of Planting Immortals" is novel, and the idea of ​​planting people as "seeds" into the soil and becoming immortals is very eye-catching. All the members are evil spirits, crazy and high-energy, and there is no peeing in the whole process. However, the pace of the plot is a bit fast and the character creation is a bit rushed. If the characters can be explored in depth and the plot can be refined, it will be better. Overall, it is worth watching!

A rare masterpiece in Tomato, the characters are very successfully created, especially Huang Shiyu, a very successful character. I personally hope that the author will not let her have a bad ending with Fifteen Daojun, especially not get involved in any unclear and ambiguous relationship with the protagonist. Seeing now, Huang Shiyu is the most annoying character, no one. Seeing her end is one of the motivations for me to see now. I hope that none of the protagonists will be involved in Hwang Si Woo's finale.