The Golden Shackles Fall Away at Last, and Reborn, I Learn Who I Truly Am

It's a very nice book. The author's writing style is beyond praise. It's written with great feeling. It's natural to feel the protagonist's current emotions and feelings from the text. The description of the scene is not so grand, but the plot design is very ingenious and interlocking. The author's opinions and knowledge are included in the writing, and the subtle growth and transformation of the protagonist are also hidden. The writing style is smooth, the transitions are natural, the logic is online, the word count is not bad, the three views are correct, there are no glitches, and the experience of following updates is very comfortable and beautiful. Let's talk about the protagonist. His role in his previous life was probably the type of villain that I like very much. He is extremely deep-seated, intangible in his emotions and anger, speaks sweetly but hides a sword in his smile. With such character traits, I have wondered whether the author will continue to display his charm as a villain. Later I found out that there are, but by no means all, and it is by no means what we thought in our minds, killing everyone, and a refreshing flow of upgrades. As I read along, I gradually felt that the protagonist actually has a chivalrous spirit. Yes, it's the word "xia". Just look down slowly and you will know. To be continued, I look forward to unlocking the follow-up plot and adding more. Unknowingly, the book is slowly coming to an end. I'll give you a follow-up. I prefer Li Yun, who is more lively and curious about the world. Here, everyone is growing. Li Che should be the one who has grown the most steadily. Li Yun stumbles, has many highlights, and also has many shortcomings: he is occasionally impulsive, acts recklessly, and loves to complain. Li Yun also has many advantages. He treats people with sincerity and enthusiasm. Whether it is his senior brother Li Che or Fox Yingxue, he always treats each other sincerely, attaches great importance to affection and justice, and helps each other with righteousness; he is broad-minded, loves to eat, and loves to play. The mysterious jade ice fox written by Da Da is super invincible and agile, arrogant and free (Ying Xue), has a contrasting cuteness (Ye Han), and is soft and cute (Little Fox). After reading this book, I want to own a fox of the same style. From the living habits, habitat, unique personality, to the bonds of ethnic groups and the tenacity of family migration, it is very real. The interaction between the Dao Palace people and the Fox Clan is truly invincible! (Have you ever watched "Back to the Wolves"? It's also very good! Recommended) The soul characters of this book: Li Che, Li Yun, Li Chongwen (with extras), Han Yuandu (God of War). Monster partner: Xuanbing Jade Fox (Yingxue, Yehan siblings) The migration of the fox clan and the overseas trip are the two most outstanding places written in this book. Li Yun, the night is cold. These two fox thieves, one person and one person, are interesting. Lots of interesting things. Favorite travel tool: Guanhai Lingzhou Favorite tourist destination: Star Luo Islands Favorite way of guarding prisoners: Fox guarding prison (Chapter 352) Favorite fighting monster: Xuan Ling Eagle The most strikingly cute fox with contrasts: Yehan

I'll try to see if I can post a long comment to myself, The overall structure of the book, that is, the inner scene of reincarnation, in which the ancestor's spiritual thoughts help the descendants break their inner demons, was designed from the beginning, so I say that Li Che is an "atypical rebirth." Li Che's dilemma when he was "just reborn" was actually a reflection of his inner vacillation. Later, he fell into various struggles and conspiracies, which was also a manifestation of the excessive calculations in his heart. This small interior world is, in a certain sense, Li Che's "mind mirror" after adjustment by Li Xuanzhen. Because of the Patriarch's intervention, Li Che's inner vacillation and fear could not be hidden and would be revealed very clearly, so it appeared that his character was particularly bad, so bad that he did not look like a man over two hundred years old. To cure a disease, you must first expose the cause of the disease. Many people have lived for a long time. It is not that their xinxing has improved, but that they have hidden it. But Li Che couldn't hide in the interior world. Later, after the death of his master, Li Che's character gradually matured, and the sect's environment quickly improved. Almost all elders and fellow sects are good people, and in the outside world, except for pure demon sects, there are no particularly bad people. This is the projection of Li Che's heart. A person with a healthy mind and strong inner energy will believe that the entire environment is basically benevolent and that others are basically benevolent. It can be compared to "the streets are full of saints" proposed by Yangming Houxue. Of course, this does not mean that the person is stupid and cannot detect malicious intent. However, in the interior world, Li Xuanzhen will follow Li Che's changes in mood, adjust his encounters, and use different methods to help him break through. I have always said in previous interactions that this is not a dream, nor is it the Nascent Soul Demon Tribulation. Dreams are completely subjective and represent changes in the protagonist's various obsessions. The Patriarch's spiritual creation is objective in a certain sense, and Li Xuanzhen will have many arrangements in it. For example, the relationship between the protagonist and a Buddhist monk is very obvious. There is a particularly funny point. When other people write novels, the golden finger will be mentioned in the first chapter, but when I write the novel, the golden finger will not be reflected until the last few chapters. In fact, from another perspective, Li Xuanzhen is definitely a huge golden finger. It can allow the protagonist to try and make mistakes again and again, and fail again and again, and then design various scenes to help the protagonist gain enlightenment. The purity of Goldfinger cannot be higher. It's just that the protagonist never knew it. Haha, Li Che is a person who has a huge golden finger without knowing it. The reason why I wrote this novel was actually because I came up with such an interesting idea. Also, I am becoming more and more intolerable to dark fairy tales. Including the decisive type. Because this is indeed contrary to the concepts of Taoism and Taoist classics that I know. Although Taoism is a particularly complex system, as a budding folk religion at the bottom, it is bound to contain many weaknesses in human nature. However, during the Wei, Jin, Sui and Tang Dynasties, especially after the Southern Song Dynasty, it was continuously elitized and integrated many theories of Buddhism and Confucianism. Therefore, I hope to be able to express the Taoism that I know is ideologically "elite". Of course, the understanding of intellectual history must vary from person to person. There is no need to call it a broad ideological system such as Taoism or Taoism. Finally, let's talk about the reason why Li Che didn't break the Nascent Soul. On a realistic level, the world of reincarnation was shaped by Li Xuanzhen's spiritual thoughts, and he was still in the Nascent Soul stage when he left his spiritual thoughts. Therefore, from the rationality of the energy system, this world does not support anyone who can break through the Nascent Soul. From a theoretical level, Nascent Soul is the "Tao incarnate" in the setting of my novel. That is to say, they are no longer human beings, but are heavenly beings with a certain degree of self-awareness. Then, such an existence must be secluded. Nor is it suitable to be described as a protagonist. When the gap in realm is too great, even description and imagination become impossible. In general, this book has accomplished my initial goal relatively well and roughly written what I wanted to write. For me, it is already completed. So I ended it. Thank you all for your support and company.

The protagonist's characterization is very clear. The experience in his previous life made him want to grasp everything in his hands, which led to the development in the early stages of this life being somewhat beyond his original expectations. But the progress in his mental journey can be said to be visible relief and learning to let go. It's just that Master left too suddenly and didn't give me any clues to make me cry in the middle of the night. I think the supporting role of Li Chongwen is particularly outstanding. She knows what she has done but has no hesitation, and in the end she accepts the punishment calmly, without gender stereotypes. Moreover, the author has done some research on Taoist culture and the whole article is very interesting. There is a sentence that I like very much: "One can control oneself by one's mind, and one's body can control oneself." I have copied it seriously. Five-star reviews, looking forward to updates

Very exciting! Tomato has one of the few high-quality fantasy novels that have not appeared in many years. . . The writing style is deep, the rhythm is slightly loose but does not lose tension. In the memory of an old bookworm, it is no less than (Pawns Crossing the River) and (The Great Road Faces the Sky). Come on, author!

I rarely review books I have read, but this is truly the smoothest novel I have read in recent years. The characters are very full, and Li Chongwen, Xu Que, Chong Yi, Xue Qiu, etc. Are all characters with distinctive personalities. When reading, you will have a strong sense of reality of following the protagonist's perspective and experiencing it together. When you see a character exiting, you will feel the same sadness as the protagonist. This is due to the author's appropriate language, what kind of words the characters say, and the tiny details of the characters' movements, which all constitute this real world of immortality. There are many novels about cultivating the mind, but most of them are unreadable and many of them are false and empty. This book grows through the rebirth of the protagonist step by step according to the development of the plot. The rhythm develops smoothly and the details are appropriate. It slows down when it should be slowed down and skips boring details when necessary. The plot development is also unambiguous. In addition, many views on life and death, as well as Buddhism and Taoism were discussed, which were interesting, practical and profound. The clever thing at the end of this article is the founder's jade tube, which complements the previous settings and at the same time returns to the key point of cultivating the mind. After reading the whole book, I still felt a little regretful because I felt that the protagonist could not stay in the final world. In the end, I realized that I still didn't let go. My old friend who couldn't bear to accompany the reader for the whole book disappeared in the interior scene. However, it didn't matter if it was fake. As the protagonist realized, leaving the interior scene was also his truth. For the readers, these stories were also true. The touch and experience these brought me cannot be fake. It really shouldn't be rated so low, I want to recommend it to everyone 😘

The writing style of this novel is concise, the narrative rhythm is okay, not too clumsy, and has the calmness of a traditional fairy tale. He is good at burying undercurrents in ordinary daily life and seeing the character's temperament in subtle ways. The protagonist's growth line is solid, and his peers have their own identities. They can establish their image with just a few strokes, and the friendship and bond between them are relatively sincere. The theme of cultivating the mind runs throughout, but is naturally presented through specific choices and tempering. Reading it as a whole, it has a lingering charm and aftertaste.

The writing style of the book is still good. I feel comfortable reading it now. The fluency is at the level of Pomodoro, which is better than most books.

Although there are too many psychological descriptions in the first few chapters and too much portrayal of characters, many low stars are given to this kind of female-oriented writing style, but it is really getting better. After the first few chapters, the perspective suddenly opens up, from focusing on the characters to the main plot, and gradually rises to a grand perspective. It feels like the integration of Confucianism and Taoism. New wine in old bottles, unconventional.

The characters are vivid and detailed, flexible and individual, the roles are clear, the storyline is logical, the author's writing is good, and after reading so many books, it is at least 9.5 Points.

I want to give this book full marks 💯 overall! Indeed, it is not the result of rational driving, but the result of emotion, which is the result of emotional value that accounts for not 100% of the emotional value. Wen Wu is not the first, but he looks at the world from a perspective and tries out a creative perspective, using human nature and Tao through concrete and concrete experiences but in an unusual plug-in form, with ordinary and deep attitudes and methods that want to popularize the emotions of more ordinary people. Therefore, there is some sense of conflict that is ignored, which obviously makes the author and the work more three-dimensional and pyrotechnic. Thank you for your hard work, and may your blessings come as you wish, without restraint or restraint!