Lingxu Wanjiezhi

The world view of the nine regions is well laid out. The characteristics of each region (monsters in the northern region, rifts in the western region, etc.) Are simply laid out, so that people will not feel that the pattern is confusing, and the differences and potential crises in different regions can be clearly felt.

The more I read, the more I want to catch up, not because of the big conflict, but because I am curious about whether the protagonist can realize his wish of "longevity" in the immortal gate, and want to see how he can persist in his own path of avoiding danger among a bunch of people who want to become immortals.

The author explained the setting very clearly. I like it. The division of the nine realms, the difference between the five earth spiritual roots, and the connection between the ancient seal and the earth veins are not thrown out suddenly, but are slowly laid out along with the plot. There is no need to go back to the previous text to find clues. You can understand it at a glance.

The protagonist is not the kind of person who wants to cultivate immortality. He just wants to live a long and stable life, but various opportunities come to his door. This kind of "backfire" plot is particularly interesting. It doesn't feel cliche, but makes you want to know how he can escape next time.

He is not a brainless protagonist of a cool novel. He is full of health and avoidance. His first reaction when encountering trouble is to hide, but he can always rely on coincidence and ancient talismans to avert danger. This contrast is very real. The writing is smooth, the characters' dialogues are vivid, and it's not boring to read at all.

I like it very much, I really like this kind of righteous person, and I feel it is very pure after reading it, and there is no prominent plot that appears halfway through. I hope the author can maintain this style well.

I like this kind of anti-routine fantasy! The protagonist is not Long Aotian who cheats all the time, the characters are written in a three-dimensional way. The author's writing is good, the scene descriptions are graphic, and the character interactions are naturally not awkward. Each supporting character has his own characteristics, and there is no sense of being a tool.

Lin Changnian entered the world of cultivation and just wanted to earn a living and survive in the Lingtu Sect. Who would have known that Lingtian could eat people, Formation Platform could deceive people, fellow disciples could get involved, and elders could fish for fish... Living is even harder than cultivating. However, his life is extremely hard. He can avoid disaster by stepping on it and save his life by retreating casually. While others competed for resources, he fought for a way to survive, but he was pushed to the forefront. The jintang stared at him, the sect grabbed him, the enemies hated him, and his teammates hugged his thigh...

It's okay, the logic is clear, but it's a bit talkative.

The content is step-by-step, the writing is humorous yet simple, and it makes people immersed in the situation. Together with Lin Changnian, he practices in the Lingtu Sect, farms, develops and grows quietly.