
Cultivating Immortality: I’m Crazy About Singing
修仙之我为歌狂
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It's the type I like. It's not too ancient. The ancient cultivators are the kind who run around and can't find their roots. They are basically all evil people. This article is about a sect, but the character of the heroine is like someone who cultivated immortality in ancient times. I have only seen a few characters of ancient female protagonists who cultivate immortality, maybe not all of them, but generally all of them are hard-working, with a little talent, and self-awareness. In addition, the heroine in this article has a golden finger to sense danger, lives a very honest life, and is serious about cultivating immortality. It won't be as fancy as those funny fairy tales. It doesn't feel like a fairy tale, but it is very happy. The only thing about the writing style is that it doesn't make a fairy tale at all. Sometimes it's really hard to watch. In this article, I want to throw away all my previous words. After seeing the whole sense of reality, everyone has character flaws, and everyone may make me personally disgusted because of their character flaws. [Summary below] The heroine's character flaw is arrogance, the male protagonist's character flaw is also arrogance, and the master's character flaw of not caring about others is also arrogance in a sense, and they are the same. If the female protagonist is arrogant, she will definitely succeed. The male protagonist is arrogant and does not care about other people who have no interests. In the later stage, the female protagonist will challenge her cruelty, but to be honest, it will only make her character flaws more and more obvious. If this kind of arrogance is shown in front of the elders, just show it. The reality is that it is better to be cowardly. But if I really do this, I will not love this article anymore. I originally read it because I liked their cautious style, but the author's subsequent writing was all arrogance. It's really no wonder that they are master and apprentice. Originally, I minded the master, but later on the heroine's arrogance became more and more obvious. If it doesn't work, I can just beat them all.
It looks great, but why is the score so low? The heroine has clear goals, good talents, abilities, and good understanding. This auspicious golden finger is also quite novel. It can be seen that the heroine has grown up, from blindly following advantages and avoiding disadvantages to having her own ideas later (I hate people following magical weapons. Magical weapons are magical weapons, even though they are golden fingers, they are not It's just a human tool, but it's understandable if the heroine is weak in the early stage). The changes in the heroine can be clearly seen in the latest chapters. This change is very good. Don't become a puppet of the magic weapon. People themselves have countless possibilities, and every choice will have different results. You must truly master it. CP is also quite easy to beat. The male protagonist is the heroine's obedient little dog. He will fight wherever the heroine points. There will be no plot where the male protagonist takes away the female protagonist's highlights or the female protagonist gets into chaos when she meets the male protagonist. The female protagonist is at the absolute top both in terms of strength and emotions. She has a clear understanding of her own goals and feelings, and is a very determined person. There are also many female characters. What is rare is that there are not too many moral shackles on the female characters. People have various character flaws. Everyone has ambitions and desires. It is good that there is no simple and crude classification into protagonists and villains. I'm quite interested in the character of Shanlidai and can't wait to see the plot behind it. Come on, author.
Delicious! 😋😋😋😋I still want more food. Currently, the female protagonist is higher than the male protagonist. The female protagonist is far better than the male protagonist in all aspects of practice, but of course the male protagonist cannot be too far behind. After all, the male protagonist is equivalent to a tool to increase combat power, and his combined skills with the female protagonist cannot be too bad. At present, it seems that the two protagonists are still practicing cultivation, because they are still children, and the male protagonist has just started to understand. The female protagonist is a grown-up woman, so of course she has to focus on cultivation. Then there is the subjectivity. Although the male protagonist is not a little husband, she is a woman's interpreter. She is also very obedient and sensible, and just follows the heroine's orders without any thought. The heroine also has a great personality. The heroine is very subjective and doesn't like others to make decisions for her. I really like this kind of strong character😁😁😁A big woman like this is really charming!
Very nice! There is no mess, the two protagonists have been together since childhood, childhood sweethearts, both orphans, and are very, very suitable for each other. It can be understood that one person is strong, the other is fast, and they hold similar twin swords, 1+1>2, which is a very tacit understanding. The female protagonist is very smart, and the male protagonist is born with great strength. They are a perfect match, and they are both the pride of heaven. They are confident and have brains, and their killing decisiveness is definitely not that of the Virgin. It is rare to be so young at such a young age! It looks like it should be a long story. When I saw the word 11w, the two of them were still young, and the sect they were in was not the most powerful in the mainland. There were some Immortal Sects above them, which was a bit like fighting monsters, upgrading and then changing the map, and the map should be quite big [Blow kiss] [Blow kiss] [Blow kiss]
The author writes very well. He loves a daughter but goes against the grain. Let's put it this way. It's the first time I've seen a woman who is a prince, not a princess. There are many female characters with distinctive personalities, and the male and female protagonists have their own growth lines.
This book is more accurate as a fairy tale. In addition, there is almost no description of the appearance of the male protagonist. It just started with a brief profile description, and then the male protagonist is still an honest person. Since real men keep looking for the advantages of ugly men, and finally bind ugly men with honest people, I really can't imagine a good-looking face for the male protagonist. In the female video, I think the appearance and chastity of the male protagonist are the most important, and the rest is other things [laughs]
This book is quite good, the character setting is cool, the story structure is reasonable, the overall logic is coherent, and the pace of the story development is okay. (The review is based on the previous content of the plot of the burial of the elder brother. I did not continue to read the rest. It is a personal concern.) The only thing missing is the character description. It can be seen that the character in this article breaks away from the stereotyped and one-sided character setting of ordinary novels. But the description is a bit flawed. For example, Master, Master is neither a good Master nor a bad Master, but the transition is a bit stiff, and the heroine's psychological activity zone is used to describe the Master's content, which makes no sense in my personal experience. The controversial point in my opinion is that the heroine's complaints about the master are illogical and have an impact on the portrayal of the heroine. 1. When the senior brother was buried, the heroine complained that the master was cold and had no relationship between master and apprentice. In the article, the senior brother wanted to kill the second senior sister on the martial arts competition stage, but the master also stopped him (of course, this means that the senior brother is more talented than the second senior sister, and the master can only look at the one with higher talent. I forgot the comparison of their talents). When the eldest brother died, the master immediately went to the doctor and sought revenge. However, I discovered another bad habit of the eldest brother (everyone present at the time changed their expressions) and a sudden flood, so I buried the eldest brother's funeral together with the time of his death due to the flood. Personally, I think Master's approach is more reasonable. A tainted disciple was buried together with the disaster relief disciples, and was buried simply. Second, complain about Master's suppression of education and his neglect of the male protagonist. In the early stage, the male and female protagonists are taught for a certain period of time. In the early stage, the male protagonist had a mental problem due to the huge gap between him and the female protagonist in cultivation. The master enlightened him and revealed that the male protagonist was a genius and the female protagonist was a peerless genius (it is normal for peerless geniuses to be valued, and it was relatively successful in describing the complexity of the master's character, his cultivation of peerless geniuses and his thoughts on the development of the sect, which is in line with the description of the complexity of the characters). Regardless of the male protagonist, I didn't see the description. As for the contact between the heroine and the master, what I remember more is that the heroine came to her because she needed martial arts and forbidden arts to break through, and the master came to her for more important sect matters. The male lead asked for a technique for breakthrough, and the master gave it to him. Third, complain that Master only looks at those with high talent. It further deepens the problem of describing the heroine's setting. The heroine is also rational and intelligent in the early stage. The master and the sect look at the peerless genius, which is a normal thing in itself and can bring certain meaningful benefits to the heroine. The heroine's complaints lower the heroine's IQ and deviate from the heroine's identification. To add to this point, it seems normal that the heroine's talisman-drawing master, Mei Rangxue, and Shanli Dai's sect care about geniuses and cultivate geniuses. For the analysis of the master, you can also refer to the master who draws the talisman. He said that the master only favors those with high talents and ignores the wishes of the heroine. The same goes for the master who draws the talisman. Seeing that the heroine is very talented in drawing talismans, he is no longer strict with the heroine. He even went to the master to ask for the heroine without notifying the heroine. Knowing that it was impossible, he asked Mei Rangxue to take her there, which also had an impact on the heroine. The main problem is that the psychological description of the heroine is somewhat inconsistent with the factual development described in the story. It is recommended to add some details. Take Shanlidai for example. To analyze Shanlidai, you can compare it with Second Senior Sister. The situation of the Second Senior Sister is that when the male and female protagonist met the Second Senior Sister, the Second Senior Sister injured the female protagonist in the female protagonist's golden finger, so the female protagonist herself said that she would not be close to the Second Senior Sister. The same goes for Shanli Dai, when she met Shanli Dai's contract beast, in the description of the female protagonist's golden finger, whether Shanli Dai injured or killed the male and female protagonist, I forgot the details. When she met Shanli Dai, the heroine was not close to Shanli Dai in the early stage. In the development that I saw, the relationship between the heroine and Shanli Dai began to break the ice. What the subsequent development will be like is unclear. There is also a slight point. The male protagonist is honest on the surface but actually dishonest. There is a small change in one small place. The male protagonist showed a dishonest expression and when the senior sister saw it, he immediately changed it to an honest expression, which was slightly stiff. Of course, it can also be introduced that the male protagonist was young at that time and could not control his expression management. In the end, it's still pretty good-looking, with flaws out of the way. Mei Rangxue's complex description, which was cold and indifferent at first, turned out to be the acting sect master. The character setting was enriched in the interactive description with the heroine's master who drew talismans. She complained about the character of the heroine's master; the description of the heroine's master who taught talismans; the description of the second senior sister and the third senior sister and the sisterly love between the two, the second senior sister's story, and the problems in cultivation were always fake The origin of laughter, the third senior sister's unhesitating understanding of the heroine's passion and the pain of falling in love, and the subtle description of the talent gap between the two; the complexity of the description of the master, the anger at being snatched away as a disciple by Master Huafu, the feeling of jealousy when he was not the first to know about the heroine's breakthrough in Fudao, even though he believed that kendo requires one to concentrate on the sword, and so on.
The character of the heroine is one of those who is very arrogant on the inside (she may not be aware of this herself), but her external character is very gentle and gentle. All in all, the plot and everything are very interesting, and it's great to have a childhood sweetheart!
It's good-looking. The author has a sense of loving women, which can be seen between the lines, especially the protagonist. It's obvious from the name, "Kang Ge", and there are also words such as "boys and girls are afraid of God's breasts and the prince", especially the prince is a woman. I am super satisfied, like, and highly praised. I'm even more satisfied that the person picked by the flower picker is a man! There are many female characters, so it is not considered a female-oriented book, but at least it is a serious female-oriented book. It is much better than the wife-in-law, mother-in-law, poverty alleviation, group portraits but only the heroine is female, group favorites but all except the female protagonist are male. Disadvantages: For personal reasons, I am used to watching "Senior Brother and Senior Sister", and it was always uncomfortable to watch "Senior Brother and Senior Sister". There are still many people using the word "Senior Brother", which is always awkward. I jump out of the scene when I see it and I can't immerse myself in watching it. There is nothing that can be done about the fact that individual readers' love for men affects their mood when reading articles. It is basically unavoidable for articles with cp. This is one of the reasons why I don't read articles with cp. I really want to say, stop loving men and love yourself. If all women who love men love themselves, there won't be so many women crying in reality. What's the use of crying.
Very well written. The comment section criticizes the heroine for relying on gold fingers. She is very similar to the kind of fool who wants to be an independent heroine after being deceived by pornography. She only relies on herself and no one else. I have never seen such a demanding man and criticize women harshly.