
A Useless Five-Element Root? What If I Add the Magic of Journey to the West?
五灵根废材?那加上西游法呢?
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 551k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 15d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 改修内丹法后,我的心猿成精了Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's good, but it's slower. However, I can also understand that the plot is easy to write, but Taoism and metaphysics are difficult to compile. After all, it is easy to deceive others, but difficult to deceive yourself.
Good book, really a good book! What I wrote is called a step-by-step approach from the shallower to the deeper. You can pick up Taoist classics at your fingertips, and the Taoist terminology will make people suddenly understand! This is so beautifully written, it really took my breath away!
The setting is great, and when you look at the cultivation plot, you can tell that they have put a lot of effort into Taoist classics. But the overall plot makes this book a lame giant, lacking in novelty and novelty. I wanted to write a different book, but fell into the trap of fantasy. This is an excellent debut novel by an author with great potential.
It looks good. Anyway, I like it very much. The main characters help each other and the protagonists are not all hiding their clumsiness. It is reasonable to show value appropriately and obtain resources. I personally don't like these chapters recently. They are too emotional. There is no need to create conflicts like this. I think it's very interesting to improve myself in the previous chapter. Maybe I like Ji Yuan's feeling of self-improvement and the problem is solved. The ending of the opposite chapter ends with a few strokes, rather than a large chapter to create emotions.
It's quite good-looking. It's a bit like the writing style of Langya, except that Langya's writing is based on history, and this one is based on Journey to the West. Less than 7 points is really too low, it is a good book, please don't cut it 👍👍👍👍👍[Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss][Blow kiss]
There is nothing disgusting about the plot, it has a bit of orthopedic tendencies, and the plot is well written, but there are too many technical terms, which we unscrupulous people can't understand. It's ok if you roughly know what it means.
I couldn't understand it at first, but I thought it was pretty good. But when I saw the plot of Chapter 21, I was immediately shocked and prepared to read it again. After about 40 chapters, it began to turn towards tradition. There was nothing new, and the flavor of "Child of Destiny" came to the fore.
Fellow Taoist Taoist explanations are exquisite and are something Xiaodao has never thought of. However, in terms of writing, preaching is the biggest poison. I have said that the Tao cannot be preached randomly, otherwise it can be tempting. As a result, instead of preaching to a stable and mature patriarch, you preach to a little girl who is blinded by hatred! Xiaodao is an unnamed disciple of the Heavenly Medicine Sect. The basics of this cultivation are based on the hundred-day foundation building method. Later, it was changed to the Heavenly Medicine School, which emphasizes quick results. The tenth commandment out of the six of the ten precepts of this sect is: avoid spreading disciples indiscriminately. You have basically broken the rules of most Taoist sects, and you have given eight points to fellow Taoists.
Because most of the early stages describe how to practice the inner alchemy method, the plot is a bit bland. The first climax of the plot should be about seeking clarity of thoughts, regardless of the hatred that enters the brain, and the five thieves are obsessed with revenge and destroying the Liu family. After that, the combat power and cultivation have increased rapidly, which is quite satisfying. Although the overall plot still does not deviate from traditional fantasy, the plot framework of traditional fantasy is a classic after all. Whether it is good or not depends on the author's basic skills. It is quite good so far.
A rare good book, it's like gold in tomatoes. There are a lot of specialized terms in it. You have to read it over and over again to understand it yourself, but don't take it seriously, jelly grass