The Great Dao Pagoda: Invincible from the Very Start with the Joyful Union Divine Art

Haha, the author is really a saint, but I, a common man, feel uncomfortable reading this. I don't understand why there are so many bitter things, grudges, and hatreds in the world. The writing is very good and the logic is online. I look forward to the plot behind it...

It can be said: This is a novel with a score beyond 9.5. Why is the score only 7.4? The plot of the novel is very intricate, with a beginning and an end. The characters are clearly drawn, the emotions are described delicately, and the psychological activities of the protagonists and villains as well as the action scenes are very compelling. It is much better than those mindless and cool stories about being invincible at birth, and it is suitable for short dramas.

Xiaogan finished it in one day, and the whole book is actually fine. The low rating is probably due to the fact that Tomato's overall mindless audience is not in tune with it. A bookworm who has been a bookworm for more than ten years feels that the overall pace is too fast, the composite tomato style, and the protagonist have a distinctive personality, which is in line with the author's martial arts theme. But once the pace picks up, the whole book should change from low-level martial arts to fantasy about immortality. The essence of the book is still a novel about immortality wrapped in a martial arts guise. Overall good reviews, looking forward to the launch of the new map behind Wushan City.

It's okay. The plot direction is just a matter of personal preference. The character setting is not lovable. She can be a supporting actress, but she can't be the heroine. Judging from the trend, the heroine is probably the one, and the plot behind it is not to my liking.

It's very interesting, not the kind of mindless systematic writing. The system will not give unreasonable rewards. It's not the kind of mindless and cool article where you can think of the subsequent plot with your buttocks. It's not the kind of person who just mindlessly joins a harem after seeing a girl. Although some plots have some minor flaws, it makes sense if you think about it carefully.

To be honest, I don't understand why so many people give it low scores and some say it's poisonous. I can only say that I've read too many mindless cool stories. It's true that some of the plots don't qualify as mindless cool stories. Now it's no longer enough for the protagonist to suffer setbacks. Does it have to be mindless and enjoyable from beginning to end? There are indeed some sad scenes, but only a little. Overall, it is quite enjoyable. It can be regarded as a relatively high-quality fantasy among Tomatoes.

It would be nice if the system could be stronger, for example, it could integrate exercises and the like [Thinking]

I think the most important thing for a novel is to attract people. If people read this and want to read the next chapter, then the novel is good. On this basis, if there are no flaws in the plot, and there are no clues that leave people speechless or illogical, then it can be considered a good book. This one counts. There is nothing stupid or illogical in the plot. At least I think it's very attractive, because I finished reading it in one go and I still feel like I'm still not satisfied with it. A good book for me.

The article contains the author's thoughts on life and society. The characters and plot are thoughtfully designed, although the connection between the writing and the plot is a bit stiff. But in Tomato, there are not many books with own thoughts. You have to read it.

It's not ruthless and righteous, which is good. The ability to adapt to changes, the insight into people's minds, the determination and courage to practice hard, these are the most important things to rely on. Only by persisting in learning and practicing hard can you have fewer regrets.