Eastern Sequence: Seeking Immortality in a Chaotic Age

The book is indeed good, much better than those mindless novels. However, the aura of the protagonist is a bit strong. The entire Southern Wilderness is about to be sacrificed and there is no powerful person to deal with it. If the protagonist does not travel through time, the entire Southern Wilderness will be gone. Isn't there anyone who is good at divination in so many Eastern Immortal Paths?

In fact, at the beginning of this book, I thought the theme of this book was also novel and combined Chinese and Western plots. Although there are many classical Chinese texts, it's okay for me to like Chinese, especially the various gods and goddesses which are really fascinating. But for me, the only highlight is that since the protagonist said at the beginning that he only wanted immortality, he didn't care about it. After a while, a female character showed up to flirt with her or secretly love her, dragging her family with her, but she still wants to live forever? You can have a heroine, but please don't use so much space to write about it in one sentence. It feels like you can't do without the heroine and every plot must have her. There are no other authors. Come on.

Come on, the various settings of the world background obviously have their own thing, but the protagonist's character development is still somewhat lacking and not cautious enough.

What a great book. The setting of the world view is really thoughtful, and the path and so on are really great. The author's description is really good, and the literary talent is very good. In short, I give it five stars.

Four stars does not affect the rating. I can still watch it. A lot of little poisons Give two examples: 1. The corpse is never disposed of, and the place can always obtain the protagonist's information from the corpse. 2. The Wei family has communicated with bandits to intercept and kill the eldest daughter of the Qi family. In a life-and-death feud, the eldest young master of the Wei family dares to go to the Qi family alone to make trouble and propose marriage... Why don't you just kill the eldest daughter of the Qi family in the city? Supplement 2: Even if Wei is protected by experts, there will be new bugs, but the governor's office has management regulations that can be explained, but if Su is attacked and killed outside the city and saved by the protagonist, the little Kalami, it cannot withstand scrutiny. It was said earlier that the Wei family has a maximum of seven grades, and then there is a sixth grade. I've read more than 180 chapters, and I have a question: Why don't I use it (?) When I have the third-grade real text in my hand, and I don't think I have a CD. The opponent frequently uses his trump cards, and his teammates, who are from the Fifth-Rank Seven-Wang Boling Cui family, have no trump cards to compete against the Fifth Rank. It is inevitable to feel very frustrated...

It's a very good book. The author's writing skills are very good. He is much better than other authors in Tomato. The world view is very grand and the Chinese elements are quite interesting. Why don't many people read it?

It makes people want to read it, there is no poisonous point, come on, this book still has great potential, but the characteristics or personality of the protagonist still need to be described in a slightly distinctive way, so that readers can remember it. [Cool]

In what age is it still popular to say that heroes save beauties? Ledo girl

The Chinese style of Cthulhu is exquisitely written. I never imagined that it could be combined with the Sixty-Four Hexagrams of the Book of Changes. Those rituals and spells are so impressive. I don't know why the score is so low. I feel that it should be at least 8.5 Points higher.

It is an excellent book. Just the rare words and some idioms in it show that the author has studied a lot. Although the history of the dynasty is used as the skeleton, it is fictional after all. I think the emotional drama is not very well written. The plot is good, but there are also minor flaws. The flaws are not covered up.