A Cultivation Golden Finger? Use It and You Die [Transmigration]

Let me start by saying that I didn't know it was a double-male protagonist at first, and I didn't read it because I'm a male (actually I missed it through the label [awkward laugh]). I felt something was wrong at the end and quickly checked the tag again and saw that it was a dual-male protagonist. This is undoubtedly a blow for a person who has not found a good novel for a long time, but overall it is good. Currently, this is the only slow-paced novel that I don't find boring. I am a rather impatient person who wants to read more interestingly, so I usually don't read such slow-paced novels, but this one is really good. The period background The character portrayal and all the necessary things are very complete. They are not forced settings. These character conflicts are naturally formed under the background of the times. They are not embarrassing or artificial. The protagonist setting is also very good. Everyone's personality is caused by the social environment. There are no brainless settings. They are all traceable. The author also carefully writes the source of each setting at the end of the article. It is really very attentive. The two male protagonists are indeed a bit embarrassing for me. But if we keep this style of writing and foreshadowing, I guess I will still try to read it because this book is really good. Some of the flashbacks in it are quite interesting to supplement.

The book in Xiacheng District was the first Yicao book I read. I stopped reading it because I couldn't stand the bitter and conflicting feelings between Lin Musheng and Ah Jin. The second time I saw another Yicao book on the homepage (Wish You Peace). I wasn't very interested after reading the introduction, so I didn't read it. Then I clicked on Yicao's book again on the homepage. This book (the covers of these three books were so attractive to me), and then I accidentally tied this one ◑.◑; I don't need to say more about how beautiful it is, the worldview is class-clear, and the vulgarity, violence, numbness of the lower class and the arrogance, hypocrisy, and indifference of the high class are perfectly displayed in a unique writing style, whether it is in the lower city Both the novels and this one are particularly well written. The emotional turns and character creation are all multi-faceted. The narrative angle and storyline are all thought-provoking. The various metaphors and character descriptions are also very distinctive. The character creation is really good. What everyone says, their attitude towards things, and their actions. The choices made are closely related to their experiences. They are really written from their perspective. Every word and every word reflects their distinctive characteristics, and there are many golden sentences. In short, it is really well written, and every chapter will basically have some small popular science or free presentations by fans. This novel is really rare. There are some things that I am not comfortable with, that is, there are always people who cause trouble for free, and there are also controversies about characters... This book is really good (๑•ᴗ•๑)

It's cool, cool, cool. The setting is very novel and bold. It's not the same routine of cultivating immortals and becoming a heartthrob on the market. The logic can withstand scrutiny. At present, the most three-dimensional feeling of the character's life experience is that except for the protagonist Chun Sheng, the protagonist's mother Zong Shanyue is a girl with a strong sense of responsibility and ability. A super charming character! I look forward to more such charming characters appearing in future plots. At first glance, it seems that they are carefully carved and polished. In addition, if you like this book, you can check out another book on the Yicao homepage! "Survival Rules for Wild Dogs in Xiacheng District" The same bold wording and more than 300 chapters are fun to read. The protagonist is very handsome and not brainless!

The setting of the male protagonist of the gourmet series is really a succubus. Others rely on cultivating immortals. The male protagonist becomes stronger by absorbing other people's ready-made spiritual energy, emotions, and vitality. Although he is still a newborn, he is looking forward to the setting. The mother is also very powerful and hopes to become a mother-son duo in the future😋

I dare say that this book written by the author is one of the few good books in Tomato. It's so detailed and has a high IQ feel. I never thought that I could find such a thoughtful and good book on Tomato. Many of the plots are funny and realistic, giving me a sense of drama. Each character is portrayed in a very three-dimensional way. Everything happens for a reason. Everyone is struggling for themselves, or has a deep connection with each other, or is wishful thinking, or is just a passer-by. But it is really detailed, and the words and sentences used The words also contain profound meanings, and I feel like I could publish a book. I can't remember clearly what spring light exploded on the ground, but when I read it, I felt that it fit the situation, and I think it is very suitable for the background of cultivating immortals. In the suffering of being unable to survive, the original beginning was described in the language of a lower-class mortal. It does not jump across time and space all at once, and what will happen ten years later, it is described bit by bit with heavy pen and ink, and there are also funny elements in many places, making people dumbfounded, and tears will flow out when laughing. I think this reflects the suffering in reality. There are no silly clichés in the play, only the characters are growing up step by step. Each person will grow up again when the spring breeze blows. When I thought that the character who has always been kind-hearted will let go of irrelevant people, he will carefully think about the consequences of leaving troubles for him, and then grow up with determination. When a golden elixir monk, whose sect was slaughtered, his heart was broken, and he was reduced to a pregnant mortal that everyone coveted, he desperately searched for a way out. The orphans and widows couldn't even eat, but she didn't give up. Even if the children later had a way out, she didn't choose to let go of her hatred, but went her own way. Revenge was her obsession. I haven't seen such a good article in a long time. It's really delicate but not cumbersome.

I like it, I like it, I come right after I smell it, it's so exciting and so satisfying to my stomach, I clicked on the author to pay attention to it, and when I saw omg, I saw that you are my favorite teacher of exotic herbs, madam, I will always follow you!

The world view and plot are quite novel, and the author's writing is good. The plot is tearful but not toxic. It should be a plot flow that does not focus much on the power system. The description of the growth line is average. Although the protagonist is strong but single and uncontrollable, I am curious about how he will become stronger in the future or whether he will directly switch to the love line. In terms of character design, the supporting roles are even better, especially the mother who is perfect. The protagonist is like a bystander, which is more about describing the protagonist's experience of observing various characters. After reading more than 100 chapters, I can't see that the protagonist has any very attractive personality (except for being aware of current affairs and being smart), but it is considered human nature and a group portrait. The protagonist must not be too out of the ordinary throughout the whole text, and the supporting characters can use their pen to give them different charms. What I don't like a lot is that the Taoist species looks the same as the protagonist, which is a "cooling point" that I don't quite understand. There may be some foreshadowing behind this design...

Love reading, this book is more to my liking than Xiacheng District. I really like Zong Chunsheng's cautious growth, Zong Shanyue's never-give-in, and Qi Nian's amazing words. I hope they will grow up and see a broader world of cultivation. Final review

I really like the author's writing style, the story line is also great, and the character creation is also very unique. Both the first and this book are great to read, and I like the author very much! Hope we all get better and better in the new year!

The pace is slow, but the setting is interesting. The writing is good and I enjoyed it. The plot is a unique style in Tomato. I think it is delicious and I enjoy eating it. If you feel you don't like the theme of cultivating immortals, you can also read the author's previous book.