Mythical Prehistoric: Will Arrange Ten Ultimate Formations

Jie Jiao Ten Thousand Immortals are flesh and blood. They know that they will be on the list but they just want to be clear in their hearts. The author writes very well, without pandering. It can be seen that it is in-depth and has its own thinking, keep up the good work!

This book is so well written. There is no so-called good or bad side, only the doctrine and interests are paramount. There are no particularly superficial conspiracy theories like those written in the previous book. There is no such thing as Yuan Shi looking down on people wearing scales and armor, or Hongjun plotting against heaven to swallow the Pangu Dao Fruit. All the great masters plotted everything to prove the truth!

The author has a completely new perspective and has written a novel that is different from the previous ones. It is very logical and quite interesting. The characters in it are very well described and make everyone feel affectionate and righteous. The mythical Da Luo is combined with the prehistoric times. The author continues to work hard [love][love][love].

After just reading four chapters, I felt that the writing was good. As long as the author can maintain this level, it will definitely become popular. What I admire most is that the character of each character in the book is in line with those who cultivate immortality. Unlike other prehistoric novels written by Yang Persimmon, it takes millions and tens of millions of years to become an immortal. He also behaves like a stupid kid (for example, in a certain article, a person with the position of Heavenly Lord can bring a hundred thousand heavenly soldiers to the lower world to accept a monster as a maid). After reading that kind of article, even Shennong had to be poisoned to death, and then read this, it is really a breath of fresh air. Another reminder

The writing is not bad. It is indeed about the Great Recession Ryu but not the traditional Great Recession Ryu. As for those who want to watch the harem style and so on, you can avoid it. It is also possible that my understanding may be a little different. , Cultivation is the stage of self-cultivation, such as Da Luo, etc., And fruit status can be said to be reputation or status, such as saint, sub-sage, sage, etc.) (As for the influence caused by traveling through time and space, I think this game can be one direction. "What has been done will be done again, and what has been done will be done again." In other words, in the novel, these are the fate of the protagonist, so why bother.)

Support first. This book mainly uses older settings, plus a few new ones by the author. Some people who have only seen the Buddha is the Tao and its derivatives, and have not even seen the Buddha is the Tao, insist on saying that this is wrong and that is wrong. Please, the Buddha is the Tao is not orthodox. Is there anything wrong with his different settings? There are also people who keep saying that the Buddhas of the past will be realized in the future, and that it is wrong to talk about Buddhism now. I am afraid they don't even know what the mythical Daluo is. Of course, what I mean is that it's normal not to know some things, but you can verify what others have said first. Don't necessarily think that others are wrong. Sometimes your memory can also lie to you.

It's been a long time since I reviewed a book. The depth and precision of this book are really admirable. It can be seen that the author put his heart into it. It is really a fantastic but mythical book that combines many classics from a new dimension.

Woohoo, I came across a novel by chance. I thought it was just a loose and ordinary Journey to the West. Unexpectedly, after reading the last Hundred Schools of Thought and the Ancient Gods of Shinto, I felt more and more familiar with it. Today I read more of the author's works and discovered that my favorite book Qingxuan was my previous favorite. What did I say about Lao Bai Litong'er? , It turns out that he is also a familiar "Qingxuan Tong'er". I really like the author's writing style. He really wrote about the grand world view of the prehistoric times, the complexity of human nature and the rewriting of myths. It is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Lingbao Tianzun is still a teacher who wields a sword and dares to admonish the sky. He also wrote the Jiejiao in my heart.

It's good to read. If you are tired of the same old "prehistoric novels", this book will make you fall in love with this imaginative world again. It is not only a deconstruction of myths, but also an in-depth discussion of "rules", "destiny" and "human nature" - when ancient myths meet young perspectives, the sparks that come out of the collision are far more dazzling than you imagine.

The writing style is very delicate, and the description of emotions and human nature is very beautiful, which makes people cry. The perspective is also very good and innovative in the ancient novels. What I admire most is the portrayal of the original God, which shines with the brilliance of human nature. I have to say, I prefer this style to the plain black original.

The writing is very high-level. It does not just follow the trend and slander Yuanshi Tianzun. Many of the views are very novel. It is a rare and good book [Like][Like][Like]

It is not a cookie-cutter assembly line article. It has written something of its own. It integrates the Taoist mythology system very well. The author also has a lot of knowledge. It is a bit messy and people without a certain foundation may not be able to read it. But you don't have to cater to the public, just write what you want.

It's really good to read. I don't know why the rating is so low. I have three books in total on my bookshelf. This is the earliest one. The setting is very novel. Unlike other prehistoric novels that use a system to sign in to become a saint and beat up the saint. The protagonist relies on his own plans, step by step, down-to-earth, and the subject matter and setting are very good. It can be said to be unique.

A new book has been opened. The characters are flesh-and-blood and exciting. Beautiful and durable.

It is very interesting and adopts the settings of Honghuangliu, Fengshenyanyi and existing Taoism, Buddhism, scriptures and myths. Note that this book does not use the realm setting of the Great Desolate River, but the myths sung by Taoism and Buddhism in reality. You need to have a basic understanding of Taoism and Buddhism, otherwise you will feel uncomfortable when reading it.

Watched some. The integration is pretty good. But there are still many contradictions, and the biggest contradiction is myth. After all, our mythology is divided into humanistic system and mythological system. The myths of different eras themselves will lead to conflicts in the previous and later myths. This cannot be solved. Forcibly solving it will only cause one to be ignored. Secondly, for example, the timeline is troublesome after all. You can understand it by looking at the theory of relativity. This has nothing to do with whether you are detached or not, it is a matter of logical thinking. Of course, it's good as a Taoist article.

It looks good, but I feel like I have been scheming, working hard, and fighting in the later stages. Even if I say this plan is successful, that plan is also successful, but I just feel that my strength has not increased much, and now I can fight with the protagonist twice. I have experienced life and death, this kind of calamity, and that kind of calamity. I feel that there is not much difference between my progress and that of others [face covering] I'm a little overwhelmed, I feel too tired [face covering]

The writing style is indeed good, but the concepts and scenes such as Taoist incarnation are a bit difficult for ordinary people to understand. The philosophy in the thoughts is also very thought-provoking. However, the combat power aspect is a bit too classic. The book is really a good book.

It's a very good book. Every character is flesh-and-blood, in line with common sense, impartial, and formal. It's very well written, and the poems and articles quoted in it are also great. Of course, there are also some of the author's own creations. I sincerely recommend it, it's great!

It's a very special and very good-looking figure. The saint is also humane, but it's a pity that the trend cannot be violated.

It's good-looking and different from the popular prehistoric movies on the market. It gets rid of the cliche feeling and has its own thing. It's very well written.

I've read Chapter 30 so far As an old bookworm, it has been almost 20 years since "Buddha Is the Tao" as a subject of the prehistoric era, right? After the Buddhist version, there are many wonderful works on prehistoric themes, such as the most popular book on the prehistoric period - "Jie Jiao Xian", but if you look carefully, you will find that no matter how you write it, it seems that you have not jumped out of the previous steps of the Buddhist version. But I have a vague feeling that this book may be different. At present, it can be called the most mysterious prehistoric novel.

The subject matter, story, etc. Are pretty good, the early part is good, but in the mid-term, it's always low and high, one against many. This happens a lot, and I always feel like I'm being suppressed.

The writing in Hong Huang Wen is considered to be high-end. It just depends on whether it collapses or not. If it doesn't collapse, it can be regarded as a fairy tale.

It's coherent, the principles are self-consistent, the characters are rich, and it's a great book👍👍👍

It's super good-looking. It's a little different from traditional prehistoric novels. It integrates well with Taoism and other traditional mythological systems. It's great. Come on, come on.

It's pretty good. It's not old-fashioned. It's very new and unique. On the other hand, let's see the ancient world and the gods. 😂😂😂

Come on, author! It feels quite interesting. The setting and whimsical ideas are a bit similar to the two or three books I have read before. I rarely read books with this kind of setting.

Good❗Good! Good! It is a good book, and its strange and wonderful ideas are based on the past and the present!

The setting is interesting. It does not continue the setting of the Buddha. It feels like the setting of the projection of the heavens. It is quite interesting.