Chaos Patching the Sky Record

Lin Shi's ability to complain is really cute. When faced with his boss's venomous tongue, he will silently retaliate in his heart. When he encounters a weird villain, he will slander his opponent, whose IQ is worrying. These inner scenes make the character more grounded, as if he has such a cowardly and brave friend beside him, and he is full of intimacy.

It is truly a rare masterpiece. The author changes the routine of most urban cultivators that focus on killing, and takes the perspective of ordinary people's growth and transformation after inheritance, and follows the protagonist to explore and understand the world, from law-abiding citizens to using force to control violence, and then to using strength to set rules. It is highly logical, the language is humorous, and full of philosophical thinking. Must give a five-star rating!

This novel is what a mortal cultivating an immortal should be like. To cultivate an immortal is not to become invincible through inheritance, but to keep exploring, learning, and growing up slowly like the protagonist. Whether it is strength or mind, both grow in exploration. It truly reflects the transformation of the characters. It deserves five stars and is worth recommending.

The plot is so intense that you can't stop watching it! There are new conflicts in each chapter. The medical skills revealed when treating diseases and saving lives, the ingenuity when refining magic weapons, and the wisdom when arranging formations show the diverse abilities of immortal cultivators. The villain's plots are progressive and interlocking, making your palms sweaty when you watch them.

The description of the fighting scenes is so touching! There is both a collision of forces and a contest of spells, which are so lifelike in the author's writing that it is as if you can see the interplay of light and shadow. Every battle is not a brute force confrontation, but a combination of wisdom and courage, which makes your blood boil.

Immortal cultivators are not invincible, and monks also have awe. This is what a novel about cultivating immortals should be like. The protagonist is afraid of bullets, afraid of exposing his identity, worried that powerful people will cause trouble, and lacks resources for cultivation. He is not invincible. This weakness makes the character more believable and the plot more intense. Every time a dangerous topic comes up, it makes me sweat, but it feels so good to breathe a sigh of relief in the end.

The author's writing style is really great, delicate and sincere. Every character is portrayed so lifelike, as if they are right next to us! The world view setting is novel and unique, full of fantasy. Rich imagination, making readers feel like they are in a whole new world

The protagonist's complaining attributes are really real, and he is a flesh-and-blood character. Faced with Ding Ye's poisonous tongue, he silently retaliates. When he meets a weird villain, he will criticize the opponent's "worrying IQ". These inner scenes make the character more grounded, as if he has such a cowardly and brave friend beside him, full of intimacy.

The plot of the novel is really ingenious. The origin of Chaos Cauldron, Lord Ding's past, and the higher level of immortal cultivation all leave suspense. His path of cultivation is still going on, and his mission of protecting his family and exploring the world has not yet been completed.

A mortal man who cultivates immortality, with frequent golden sentences and super funny [Like]: After the protagonist is framed, he obtains a top-level immortality inheritance and a treasure from the chaotic space. He gets up and explores the journey of immortality all the way in the city. It is full of realistic criticism and philosophical thinking, and the description of psychological activities is delicate.

The plot is so intense that you can't stop watching it! There are new conflicts in each chapter. The medical skills revealed when treating diseases and saving lives, the ingenuity when refining magic weapons, and the wisdom when arranging formations show the diverse abilities of immortal cultivators. The villain's plots are progressive and interlocking, making your palms sweaty when you watch them. The rhythm of the story is perfectly grasped, there are a lot of foreshadowings, and the echoes before and after are so wonderful. It is a good work that people can come back to again and again!

Fortunately, I picked up the novel on the first day it was released, and I was immediately attracted. I have been following it till now. I support Dingye's poisonous tongue and the protagonist's comments that make people want to read it. I read many chapters back and forth several times, and even laughed like a pig.

The "villains" in the book get rid of stereotypes, have a dreamy side, and know how to use strategies. Each villain has motives and weaknesses, and the confrontation with the protagonist is more like a "real game", making the plot full of tension.

The overall rhythm of the novel is relaxed and moderate. After the fierce fighting, there will be a warm daily adjustment. The climax will make people hold their breath, and the calmness will make people smile. The rhythm is perfectly controlled, and there is no feeling of fatigue when reading.

There are so many Easter eggs in this book! The protagonist's IQ is online! There are surprises in every chapter! Full of anticipation! The plot is compact and has many twists and turns! Really experience the ending that you will never guess!

I rarely write reviews for novels, but this novel has improved every chapter since I started watching the TV series. It is not the first three chapters that are the most eye-catching, but each chapter is more attractive and the plot has ups and downs. It is a rare work with depth and satisfaction.

The author's thread-embedding skills are unfathomable, the cracks in the Chaos Cauldron, the emergence of the Spirit Cleansing Grass, the grudges between the Su family and the Wang family, seemingly scattered details, have become key clues in the later stages. For example, when Lin Hao first received the inheritance, Ding Master's ridicule actually hinted at his spiritual root defects. The purchase of the God of Wealth's ornamental ring paved the way for later storage. The thrill of calling and responding makes people snap.

It combines campus, city, immortality and other elements, and the mix is ​​just right, without any sense of disharmony.

The female characters in the book are outstanding. They are not just vassals, they have their own opinions and abilities, and their interactions with the protagonist are full of tension. It makes people look forward to subsequent developments.

The battle of wits and courage between the protagonist and the villain is very exciting. The villain's methods are almost all conspiracy, and the protagonist's counterattacks are becoming more and more exciting. People can't take their eyes off the battle between good and evil.

I don't know if the bearded image will appear in the future, but I was deeply impressed by the protagonist who represents another person. The collision between immortality and technology is very deep and full of new ideas, making the story very interesting according to the sense of the times.

The "hidden clues" in the novel are too confusing. The broken leg of the Chaos Cauldron, the origin of the Spirit Cleansing Grass, and the secret contest between the Su family and the Wang family. Seemingly unrelated details are actually all connected. The author has a profound skill in burying clues. When I looked back at the end of the book, I realized that there were foreshadowings everywhere. This feeling of "sudden realization" is really enjoyable.

Every scene seems to be unfolding before your eyes, the glimmer of spiritual energy flowing in the morning mist in the mountains and forests, the undercurrent of the club under the city. In the campus classroom, the sunlight filtering through the windows is vivid and vivid. Especially when Lin Hao is practicing, the detailed description of the energy flowing around his Dantian like a gossamer makes one feel as if he can see the spiritual energy flowing, which is a unique immersive experience.

The description of human nature in the book is very profound, including greed, kindness, etc., And it also has practical significance.

The description of the difficulties in the process of cultivating immortality is very real, not cheating all the way, this kind of growth is more touching!

The description of human greed in the novel is very good. Zhao Tianxiong will do anything for the mine. Chen Ziang is reckless for beautiful women. Wang Wenxuan went crazy for revenge, showing the horror of greed. Lin Hao's ability to stay awake in the face of wealth is even more valuable, giving the story a warning.

Modern cultivation of immortality, the novel has detailed descriptions of realm improvement, medical knowledge, etc. It is created in a humorous [laughing] way, triggering philosophical thinking, and can be read easily. It is a novel worth reading [Cool]

The protagonist's "good faith" is very real. He never exposes it rashly. He goes to the mountains to practice and acts in a low profile. He fully understands the importance of "pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger". This kind of caution is not cowardice, but a clear understanding of one's own strength, which makes the character more mature and also lays the groundwork for the subsequent explosion. It is very immersive to watch.

The growth of the protagonist is so fulfilling! Not only does he become stronger through practice, but his mind also becomes more mature. From impulsive to calm, he can skillfully resolve provocations. Master Ding's guidance is crucial, his venomous tongue contains care, and the interaction between master and apprentice is very loving. The overall story is passionate and warm, and it is very comfortable to read.

The character bonds are written delicately and vividly. Lin Hao and Ding Ye are mentors and apprentices who are friends. There is dependence hidden in the mutual quarrel. They are silent guardians to their parents, and they can understand each other's concern with one look. Li Long and I have never known each other before, and there is a sense of loyalty in the Jianghu atmosphere. These relationships are like a network, stringing the isolated characters into vivid group portraits, giving the story warmth.