Cultivating Gu to Become Supreme: Planting a Love Gu in the Cold Empress from the Start

The writing style is wonderful, the content is wonderful, and there is a vague satire on contemporary people who are obsessed with life and money. Overall, this is a very good and refreshing novel that magnifies the other side of human nature [laughter] As I said, just read it for entertainment [laughter] [laughter]

This is simply a replica of In the Name of the People, and it is written from the first perspective of the villain. It explores the seven emotions and six desires of human beings from a philosophical perspective. By the way, I learned about greed, anger, stupidity, pride, and suspicion, the five greatest human greed and desires. It is a good book and I hope it will not be blocked. I hope the author can keep writing. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

The concept of this work is really high-level. The so-called righteous monks plundered the spiritual energy of the entire continent for cultivation, but the power of the Seven Demons was born from the belief of the creatures in the barren land where no grass grows, fighting for the right to survive. Although he is an emperor's uncle, those who watch it are not only happy but also feel something about the social background. I hope I can survive until the end of my life [laughing evilly]

This is a historical and cultural novel that can be read as a refreshing novel. Yes, it is such a contradictory evaluation, but I think it is appropriate. There is no more appropriate and concise evaluation than this. First of all, the author is really well-educated. Not only is his writing first-rate (even the titles of each chapter are in the standard chapter format), but he also has a very insightful understanding of history and political economy. It is no exaggeration to say that you can really learn something from this novel. And such a novel with beautiful words and profound insights is covered in a refreshing novel - this sentence itself is not derogatory, I am addicted to tomatoes, and of course I love reading refreshing novels, but in my opinion, the topic described in this novel is actually very heavy (revealing the sin and bloodshed of capitalism's colonial rule, and its inevitable overthrow). As a reborn demon, the male protagonist, even if he has the filter of "resistance to oppression", the order of the demon is still not a long-term way. What happens after the righteous rule is overthrown? How is a new order established? At present, it seems that the author should have an answer to this. There are many foreshadowings and hints (not mentioned here to avoid spoilers). I don't think the author's writing is bad, but this (what I think) plot direction may just determine that this book is not suitable for being the protagonist like other cool novels. So far, I have enjoyed watching it very much, but I also saw a lot of people saying it was "poisonous" in the comment area, and I all commented that I didn't watch it with any brain at all. But then again, is it really a mistake to read without thinking in Tomato? Maybe not. Alas, reality is so magical. The author deserves five-star reviews. In addition, the author is obviously very measured, so those who are afraid that the book will be lost and the score will be reduced can save their worries. I recently found out that it was finished, and I finished it in one go. How can I put it, I was a little disappointed. So the ending is just reincarnation, and we can never escape the law of historical cycles? There are always seeds of the devil buried in human nature, and no system can solve it from the root? To be honest, I didn't like the ending. It felt like "nothing will help, I can only accept my fate".

The writing is very good so far. Although it is less than sixty chapters, the content of the story advances very quickly, making people feel that they are still unfinished after reading it. Come on💪, this kind of subject matter is very dangerous, don't be banned

But when it comes to replacing Gu Zhenren (there may still be some differences, but not much), how can I put it, the writing is definitely better than gu (don't be angry, gu's poems are more second creations, but the ones here are original, and there are more, and the meaning is deeper). There are many loopholes in logic, and the plot is not well written, but it has a high understanding of some systems and human nature. It is a good novel

A very powerful book, The Birth of the God's Throne. The protagonist is an evil cultivator, but the content is thought-provoking and encourages people to do good. However, because the protagonist is on the path of desire, Tomato probably won't make the book too popular. After all, Tomato can only make the list for eunuch stories. I finally finished reading it, it's great, a perfect masterpiece. The wisdom and reasoning of the First Demon Lord cannot save the bad nature of human nature, it is just an eternal cycle.

The first impression is that the author is quite educated. The book covers many aspects of knowledge, such as theology, politics, organizational structure, emotional analysis, biology, etc., And is also very good at writing poems. For those who don't believe it, just take a look at the title of each chapter. In addition to the title content, there are also many limericks. Regardless of whether the writing is good or not, this cultural atmosphere can kill most of the current online articles. Then the image of the male protagonist is very three-dimensional and full. The images of other characters may not be as strong, but there are quite a few characters that are used to set off the male protagonist or show the world in the book. But the contradictions in the book are very well done. They are not mindless oppositions between pros and cons regardless of the reason. They are inevitable contradictions arising from different conceptual positions. There are many things that cannot be explained clearly, and they are contradictions in stances. Moreover, many things are reflections of potential problems in today's world. The character of Qing'er is extremely cleverly designed. Sometimes many of her questions and perspectives are in line with our common understanding, but through her perspective, we can understand the truth of the world, the causes of contradictions and oppositions, the motivations of the male protagonist's actions, and the underlying operation of the novel world. Of course, by saying so much, I am not saying that this book has no shortcomings, but that the world it reflects is too real and absurd, both reasonable and exaggerated, which makes it not as enjoyable to read as ordinary refreshing articles. It has a sense of reasonableness and helplessness.

It is comfortable, the logic of the writing and the overall rhythm are very comfortable, and the writing is also very good, but the intensity is a bit light. I have long said that this is just a kindergarten level, but it is really worth reading. The writing is very smooth, and the ending of the story's bright and dark lines is also reasonable. It is the process and the sub-plot that some parts of the ending point of the writing are a bit anxious, and the ending is very fast, sometimes I was a little anxious when entering the subplot, and many of the characters were not fully established. I started writing later when I didn't have much impression. The subplot was written a bit quickly, but overall it was very good. My suggestion is that you can write a few more manuscripts and save some fragments with a low word count, and then add a few more at the beginning and end of the subplot (it is more difficult to save the manuscript), and then the large scenes will be very comfortable at this pace, comfortable and not procrastinating. This is also a lot of advice that I would give to many authors from the producer of Tomato

It's quite interesting, but the pace is too fast and the descriptions are too brief. The first 20 chapters are enough for others to write 100 chapters.