Cultivation: One Unrivaled Talent Every Year

I hope you don't deliberately overwhelm the protagonist, and don't just write about one result of selecting one of the three new talents that appear every year, because the most attractive part of this book is the idea of ​​selecting new talents every year. If you remove this, it will not be much different from popular fairy tales.

It's a pretty good book. The pace is okay. There's nothing toxic about it. The author's writing style is okay. The merits and karma are quite interesting. I feel like this book might be popular. I just hope it's not written by the author's hand.

The writing is quite good so far, the logic is quite reasonable, and I highly recommend it, because the author's content routines are not cliche. It's not like a matryoshka doll, beating up the old and the younger. It's not a life-or-death feud between a woman and another licking dog. So it is still worth reading. After all, it is a different kind of article about cultivating immortality. It is not the kind of routine article where you can know the content of the process and the end after seeing the beginning.

This novel is still somewhat interesting. As for Haha, Tomato has so many poisonous points, but I can finish it, which means it's okay. The setting is actually pretty good, but the author probably doesn't have that kind of million-word work. So it always gives people the feeling of being ready to have a hasty ending at any time. But I still hope that the author can persevere. After all, when it comes to writing novels, the more experience the better, and the more you write, the better. Being cheated, this guy is short.

It's all cheating, but it's not a very enjoyable article. It adds things like merit and karma, and it's a bit annoying to make sense there. Wouldn't it be better to upgrade it? Alas, it's not the type I like to read, but if the author wants to praise it, I will give it to it.

It should be because the ratings for the new book have just been released. The author of the current chapter has vividly described human nature, interests, and character. It is a new book with great potential. I have read Chapter 46 so far and haven't found any poison points. Although the second meeting with the Tiger King is a bit uncomfortable, this is my personal opinion. According to the development of the story, they are already mortal enemies. My idea is that the protagonist can help according to the Taoist and Buddhist ideas of the previous life and then get help from the Tiger King. It can only be said that good and evil all depend on whether the interests are sufficient. The protagonist has not yet understood it, and is still thinking according to the thinking of the past life. According to me, it is a meritorious deed for Shushan to condone the Tiger King to kill so many people. The protagonist and the Shushan girl have already become enemies. Why not abandon the thoughts of the past life and help the Tiger King to write like this. There are three chapters in advance. In order to survive, the Tiger King will not betray you, and the Shushan girl will not know about your deal with the Tiger King, and the master will be your guarantee.

It's okay, it's okay. This kind of thing seems to be late at first glance, and the fifty or so chapters are starting to work now. There are not hundreds of chapters on this kind of subject matter, especially the readers of systematic articles who want to be happy. Too few chapters are easy to get negative reviews. They all like to read cool articles. It is easy to be biased by other people's negative reviews. Some people read the negative reviews first, but when they read it, they feel that it is somewhat consistent, and they will have a sense of identity in their hearts. I did read this book before and it was indeed a bit poisonous. The author also made many mistakes (many of the settings in the front are not mentioned first, but will be discussed later) , like secretly patching, this kind of good negative review, I really didn't say it at the time), I couldn't help but read the comments. Usually I read other people's reviews, and then I comment. In the end, I just gave it a three-star rating. I saw many people saying that the later part is good, so I read on. The later patches are added to improve the bad points in the front, and the content in the later part is also good. It was changed to five-star, so some people just give two stars to be too malicious. I don't like it very much, but the author does not mean to disgust people. Three stars is enough.

So far, it's so-so. The main reason is that the main character has a cheat, and the cheat gets better and better as he gets older, but his mentality is too impatient, and he feels like he won't survive next year [facepalm] (Obviously, the cheat gets better as he gets older.

The author's book is not the best, but it is much better than most. I have read dozens of chapters, and except for the fact that the protagonist rarely behaves like a teenager, there is nothing wrong with it. After all, in reality, people in their thirties and forties often make small mistakes, but there are some criticisms in the comment area. I can't understand it and those who are looking for trouble. If you don't like it, just delete it from the bookshelf. If you like it but are not satisfied with it, you can ask the author to change it. But you are just saying the old tune and not making trouble. Just like Elder Gu Yue in the real person, this sentence still needs to be polished, and then I suggest not to mention it.

So far, the writing is okay, the logic is smooth, and there are no big poisonous points. The subject matter is also innovative, such as merit. Although it is not particularly outstanding, it is not the kind of being chased and scolded.