There Is No Such Thing as the Most Stubborn One, Only the More Stubborn Ones.

What makes this novel addictive is the sheer pleasure + hardcore core! "With absolute strength, no matter how cunning and lucky you are, you will only be crushed." This sentence runs through the whole story. The cavalry of the Tianqin Dynasty never believes in tears and will crush all enemies. It makes people's blood boil. From "Captives persuaded to surrender" to "The defeat of the Hundred Beasts Sect", every victory comes heartily. There is no frustrating plot, only the exhilaration of "slapping the scum in the face". At the same time, the novel's discussion of "good and evil among immortals and demons" also has hidden meanings. It does not dwell on superficial moral labels, but goes straight to the core of "strength determines everything." Combined with the grand background of dynasty's struggle for hegemony, Shuangwen not only has sensory stimulation, but also has a sense of structure. I sincerely recommend it to all friends who like fantasy novels! "There is no such thing as the most stubborn one, only the more stubborn one" has a novel "Gou Dao" setting, a dense reversal of the plot, vivid characters and a crushing sense of excitement. It is still high-energy in the 910,000-word serialization.

This super beautiful masterpiece must be popular! The plot substitution is too over the top! The writing is absolutely exquisite! I've been watching it recently and I'm full of anticipation! I will always be with you, liking you has become my habit! ! ! ! ! Come on!

Recommended reading for Pokémon Huan, this is a fantasy world where both good and evil, fairies and demons, are written by the winner. Qin Fusu, the crown prince of the Tianqin Dynasty, transformed into a clone of Ying Minghao and experienced it. From guarding the East Palace to lurking in the Piaomiao Sect, and then getting involved in the all-out war between the Central Region and the Xuanhuang World, the plot always runs through the cool logic of "all tricks are in vain in the face of absolute strength." The scene where the cavalry crushes the enemy and the millions of troops fight to the death brings out the satisfying feeling of "slapping the scum in the face". At the same time, it jumps out of the superficial debate of "goodness and evil between fairies and demons" and adopts the perspective of "strength determines everything", giving Shuangwen a rare depth of structure. The story's novel "Gou Dao" setting, intensive reversal and vivid characters are intertwined, which can be called a high-energy feast for fans of fantasy novels.

I heard my colleagues talking about this novel constantly at work, and my curiosity led me to take a look. I didn't expect that as soon as I entered the book world, I would be as deep as the sea! The plot of the story is gripping, and the author's descriptions made me feel like I was personally there. This is a great book worth recommending to everyone.

The text is solid and really nice to read! The Gou here is not really Gou, he feels a bit like a cultivator and a strategist! IQ is very online! Really great novel! [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

This work begins with a glaring philosophical question - "What are immortals and demons? What is good and evil?" - And immediately gives a cold and sharp answer: the definition of a winner is the ultimate law. This is not simply cynical, but lays the foundation for the entire story based on the law of the dark forest based on "absolute strength." In a world where you are lucky, full of scheming, and will eventually be crushed if you have no strength, traditional morality and camp division have lost their meaning, and the core conflict of the story has evolved from a simple confrontation between good and evil to a cruel struggle for "power" and "right to define" itself.

Its core charm is that it perfectly combines the violent weather of nature with the political atmosphere of the imperial court. It uses changes in celestial phenomena to cleverly symbolize and amplify the crisis of human power, laying a grand and oppressive stage for the unfolding of the story.

This book is different from other novels I have read. It is a relatively slow-burning book. The protagonist is the eldest prince of the dynasty at the beginning, and he is firmly seated as the prince. However, he travels far away to practice and undergoes all kinds of interesting trials. During the experience in the secret realm, it is very enjoyable to watch. There are also many beauties. I highly recommend it for those who are patient and want to take a look! Invincible, wonderful writing style, vivid portrayal of characters, interesting and interesting plot, the story is neither cliche nor boring, the more you read, the more addictive it becomes [Chigua]

Praise! [Sending Hearts] The content is novel, bold and interesting. The characters have distinct personalities and complete character arcs. It shows the author's profound writing style. The characters have growth and tolerance. The content is very delicate. The twists and turns of misunderstandings and conflicts are very harmoniously described. Every storyline is exciting.

The setting of this book is very interesting. The protagonist is a very stubborn person with a cautious personality who will gradually become stronger later on. The writing is smooth and the plot is exciting. It is very beautiful and worth recommending! !

When the whole world is chasing the halo, "There is no such thing as the most stubborn one, only the more stubborn one" allows the protagonist to go in the opposite direction and weave laws in the shadows. This novel sublimates "caution" into a philosophy of survival, using foreshadowing and forbearance to deconstruct the traditional passionate narrative logic. In every precise retreat and hibernation of the protagonist, readers see the survival aesthetics of replacing brute force with wisdom, and a quiet force that protects its own order in a noisy world.

This setting is amazing! It completely touched my imagination. The author's imagination is beyond the sky, and he has played with the [core setting] in new ways. The logic of the plot is online, there are no obvious bugs, the motivations of the characters' behavior are reasonable, and the more you look at it, the more you get. I look forward to spreading the world view more widely in the future, and amway!

This traditional oriental fantasy immortality novel is very slow-burning and very enjoyable. There is no plot that involves sacrifices to heaven and earth at the beginning. The plot develops normally. A group of like-minded friends experience and grow together. There are many fighting scenes at the end. I suggest friends who are more patient to check it out! Overall, it's very good, and it's updated three times a day, which gives the author a big thumbs up!

The description is delicate and vivid, the plot has ups and downs, and it depicts the charm of an oriental fairy tale, which is not bad.

The book opens with a cross-examination question: "What is immortal? What is devil? What is righteousness? What is evil?" The writing is sharp and has a domineering air that looks down on the world. In just a few words, it tears apart the hypocritical veil of the final conclusion of good and evil, and establishes the core tone of "strength is truth". It is worth reading.

This fairy tale breaks the theme of "strength determines good and evil", jumping out of the traditional framework of good and evil. The settings of Qin Fusu's incarnation and experience, and the Tianqin Dynasty's cavalry expedition are very domineering.

His "gou" is not passive cowardice, but the wisdom of survival tempered in desperate situations. Every time he lowers his head and controls his breath, he is accumulating energy towards death. This extraordinary patient foreshadowing creates a unique narrative tension. The reader and the protagonist are dormant in depression, knowing that there will be a shocking day. This structure of "hearing thunder in a silent place" is the most charming charm of the "Gou Dao" story - it makes the final victory no longer due to luck, but the inevitable reward won by the unquenched reason and tenacity in the long darkness.

A fairy tale novel that plays the word "gou" to the extreme✨ As a follow-up party, this book really engraved "Gou" into my bones! The prince Qin Fusu himself is as stable as an old dog sitting in the East Palace, and the incarnation of Ying Minghao is out there, but he is well hidden. He does not show off or rush for luck. He only relies on his absolute strength to quietly crush all kinds of schemes. It is refreshing and reassuring to watch. The undercurrents of the Piao Miao Sect and the turmoil in the Central Territory were all firmly grasped by him, and he had a sense of déjà vu throughout the whole process that "the winner is the one who survives until the end." There is no brainless cheating, only the wisdom of Gou Dao step by step. The iron-blooded background of the Tianqin Dynasty gives Gou Dao a bit more hard-core domineering, and the more he chases, the higher he gets! Friends who like Gou Daoliu and Machiavellian Xianxia must not miss this~

It's so beautiful, the plot is very immersive, and the pictures are very strong. I thought I could see such a good book on Tomato

This is a masterpiece of oriental fairy tales with the word "gou" running through it. The plot is self-consistent and full of ingenuity, the rhythm is relaxed and moderate, and the sense of excitement and suspense are intertwined, making it a hearty read.

It's so good. It breaks the traditional fairy tale routine, the setting is novel and unconventional, the characters have a clear growth line, and there is no absolute dividing line between good and evil. After reading it, there is still an aftertaste lingering in my mind.

It's good to watch, with sect disputes, secret exploration, and competition for immortal weapons. It has all the classic fairy tale elements. The plot has a relaxed pace. It's a masterpiece that shouldn't be missed.

The character descriptions are very good, the journey to immortality is intertwined with grievances and grievances, and the unique charm of oriental fantasy is everywhere in the words. I really enjoyed reading it in one sitting, it was so satisfying!

There is no such thing as the most obscene, only the more obscene. The plot is not cliché at all, and the foreshadowing is very clever. The author's writing style is really good! !

It's so interesting, one word "Gou" brings the whole book to life! It is creative, in-depth, and the plot is interlocking and fascinating. I give the author five stars!

It's a very good fairy novel, with delicate writing style, ups and downs of the plot, and the content makes me enjoy reading it. Come on, keep writing like this.

The author uses just the right amount of humor and fun to make the story more engaging and enjoyable to read.

"There is no such thing as the most stubborn one, only the more stubborn one" breaks out of the fairy tale routine and reconstructs the world of Machiavellian cultivation of immortality with "Gou" as the core. The protagonist Qin Fusu has a dual-line layout of "incarnations outside the body". The original figure is in control of the East Palace, and the incarnation Ying Minghao has practiced in a low-key manner. The undercurrents of the Tianqin Iron Cavalry and the Piaomiao Sect collide, the game of intrigues and the bloody conquest are intertwined, with intensive reversals and a tight rhythm. Crown Princess Xuan Qiwu charges in armor, the supporting characters are vivid and warm, and the worldview that breaks the conclusion of good and evil is full of tension. Although the pace is a little slow in the early stage and the daily life of the sect is a bit redundant, the subsequent battle lines and character highlights are enough to support the follow-up reading. It is not only about cultivating immortals, but also a metaphor for power politics. "Gou" is the wisdom of survival, and it is also a strategic layout for winning a thousand miles. It is worthy of being a trap for lovers of Machiavellian immortals.

It is a novel that I like very much. The author's writing style is exquisite, the characters are vividly depicted, the content is rich and colorful, and the plot is compact and not procrastinating. It makes people unable to put it down while reading it. Support the author and will continue to pursue him in the future [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart] Let me leave a review [laughs] The author's writing style is so good, the more I read, the more I enjoy it [Like]

This is a fantasy novel that takes the "Gou Dao" aesthetics to the extreme. The protagonist Qin Fusu transforms into Ying Minghao to gain experience. His "gou" is by no means cowardly, but the wisdom of survival tempered in desperate situations, living towards death in a silent place. The novel constructs the logic that "all tricks are in vain in the face of absolute strength", and the grand scene of millions of cavalry fighting until death fills the heart with the satisfying feeling of "slapping the scum in the face". It also gives Shuangwen a rare pattern from the perspective of "strength determines good and evil". Intense reversals and vivid characters are intertwined, making the final victory the inevitable reward won by the unquenched reason and tenacity in the long darkness. It can be called a high-energy feast for fantasy lovers.