Lord of Ten Thousand Peaks

It's pretty good. There's nothing too unreasonable about the plot. It's just not popular. However, the author is very perseverant and the updates are very stable. I post them at around 11 o'clock every day. I don't know if I wrote it after get off work or something. It's a pity. It's obviously a relatively good article, but it doesn't have much traffic. Now it seems that I am leaning towards a single female protagonist, or I hope that multiple female protagonists will be more interesting.

The story has climaxes one after another and the plot is reasonable. Such a good book only has a score of 7.2, At least 9.

It's pretty good, and it's okay. To be honest, I'm deceived by this rating mechanism. There are so many rubbish movies on Tomato that are rated at around 8 points, and there are even some that I don't even want to watch. However, some of the ones I can watch are actually rated at around 7 points. . . . There is obviously nothing wrong with the article.

Yes, there are no logical flaws and the plot progresses reasonably. It doesn't make sense anymore. Four Nascent Souls can suppress all the golden elixir monks in the world, which is nonsense.

The logic is reasonable, the plot is compact, and it would be better if the protagonist's halo is smaller. Overall, it is very good, much better than those mindless novels. It is a rare and follow-up novel about cultivating immortals.

It's good-looking, it has the flavor of a mortal's journey to immortality, it's a serious article about immortality, IQ is online and it's not a noob. The writing is simple and unpretentious, especially in the Nascent Soul stage, it's quite exciting. Every reader has different preferences. For me, the shortcomings of this book are that so far the single female protagonist is not free and easy to have an affair with. To become an immortal, you have to do whatever you want and multiple female protagonists are holding back and hurting your body. Also, high-level immortal cultivators don't have a B box when facing lower-level people, they act like ordinary people and don't feel oppressed.

I got to know the early villains in Chapter 50 or 60. The plot is very neat and the protagonist develops very quickly. You won't feel drowsy while watching it. I don't say much about the intellectual battles. It's still very enjoyable to read quickly without thinking. The writing is also very crisp and smooth.

Very nice. Although the general routines of cultivating immortals are similar, the techniques and backgrounds are more innovative, the logic is more rigorous, and they are unique. The character creation is also good, with a gradual process.

It's good to watch, the plot is well conceived, and it's clever.

It is still worthy of five stars. The protagonist is Su Hui, who knows it from birth. He is very good at thinking and making choices. He is self-taught. There is no situation that he cannot handle. He is a genius among geniuses. Goldfinger is also a super match. The overall setting should be a very long novel. The plot connection is also unexpected and hasty, so it is worth looking forward to.