[Male-Oriented Matriarchy] [Multiple Heroines] [Reverse Pursuit] [Cultivation]
The road to Shu once saw envoys bearing letters from the Azure Bird; in Jin City, the Phoenix’s omen first appeared. In youth, a golden seal hung at his waist as he trampled through autumn lotus blooms in spring robes. A pleasure-seeker rode through Zhangtai to admire the flowers, cracking his whip along purple lanes beneath the moon. Ten thousand silver fireworks shattered the stars, while a curtain of fragrant mist made the crabapple blossoms blush. Who could have guessed that frontier horns would startle him from his drunken sleep, as barbarian dust swallowed the towers overnight? At the Vermilion Bird Bridge, armored tents burned; at the entrance to Black Clothes Alley, Wu hooks snapped. Beacon smoke scattered like rouge rain, and blood and tears congealed into emerald hills. Only when the kingdom fell did he realize he was a stranger; only when his family was lost did he understand that life was as fleeting as a bubble.
Fleeing south in panic beneath the moonlit mountains, he drifted into exile in a boat among countless trees. Fortunately, a clansman took in the weary bird, and he endured the seasons on scraps. Music and song still filled the mansions of the rich, but who in a humble home would spare a thought for a family’s grief? In the night rain, he pored over old records; beneath a dim lamp, he studied the deeds of those who came before. He heard that Jiangnan was rich in scenic wonders, yet sadly every view seemed steeped in sorrow. War had raged across the land for years, while wolves and tigers devoured people in every direction.
At a time when the world’s affairs surged like a tide, where could he moor his boat at the ends of the earth?
By chance, he glimpsed Heaven’s secrets in old papers, and began seeking answers in the mystic sects. A stone casket opened at night, releasing the aura of dragons and serpents; ancient seals glimmered, shaking the constellations of the Bull and Dipper. The souls of two lives melted together in one cauldron, and a century of sorrow and joy forged a pair of eyes. From then on, he sat alone on the green cliffs for ages, letting the seas turn into fields. He refined a pill furnace until the universe seemed small, and honed his sword aura until sun and moon floated in its wake.
At last, he would reach the day he touched the Mystical Heavens, shatter delusions, preserve truth, and become an immortal.
I have read no less than a hundred articles about female heroes on Tomato, and this book can be ranked among the top three. Although there are a few chapters, this book has its potential. First, the layout of this book is grand and majestic. Secondly, the characters are created with distinctive characteristics, numerous but not complex. Thirdly, both bright and dark lines are fascinating. Fourthly, the author is very knowledgeable about Buddhism and understands the consequences of cause and effect, but his meaning is flawed.
The writing is really good, and it is very interesting to me personally. I can read it in one sitting and it is a good book. The XP is also full for me. However, the world view of the true heroine and the slow-burning plot will probably dissuade many people. But after thinking about it, it is safer to have less people in this XP. I hope I can finish it in the end
I see a bit of Xuanjian, or a similar style of writing. I have just read a little bit of it so far, and I probably want to reproduce a similar practice style. The writing style is quite concise, and I hope it won't appear in the semi-ancient style of late Xuanjian later, which looks a bit tiring. It's okay, the reviews so far are pretty good.
The writing is very good, with a bit of a mystical fairy tale. The ancient flavor is very realistic compared to other writings in Tomato. In addition, the heroine is very contrasting and very bright. If it is updated, it will be very popular in the heroine world at least. I just hope that the heroines will not be toxic, because most of the heroine readers should mind this. Good luck, author 👍👍
It's still pretty good, but there are a lot of perspective changes. There are so many characters and their names are so long that it's easy to get confused.
In fact, the author's writing is quite good, and the writing style is also very good. It's rare to find something of this quality, so I give it five stars. However, I felt that sometimes the other characters were written a little too much, and for a while I couldn't see the protagonist looking at other people. . And the names of the brothers and sisters are indeed very similar, and it seems that most of them are somewhat distinguishable...
Who is the male protagonist, the father or the son?
Ask the author if there will be a knife at the back or not——
It would be better if the male protagonist's character was not assimilated into the world of women.
The writing is good and quite logical. The plot and story are also good. It is worth reading!!!!