From Martial Arts to Immortality

I read books and write books, but my writing style is average and I don't describe much. I read this author's story, just one word, and the characterization is very full. He gave me a feeling that he is a genius. It was like the first time I watched the Mythology Authority. At that time, he only scored 7 points. I knew at that time that he would be popular at least 9 points. This is the same in itself, at least Nine points, as long as the quality continues in the later stages, the writing is very good, and there are many things I can learn from it. The protagonist seems to be an unprincipled person, but in fact he is a very principled person, but his principles are different from most people. He has the shadow of Fang Yuan, but he is not Fang Yuan. This is a fresh but full character.

There is nothing wrong with the plot, and the character and character of the protagonist are also solid. There are almost no fools in the supporting characters, and caution is engraved in their bones. The dialogues and details of the characters are well written and engaging enough that I read it all in one go without skipping a page. It's the gold that I finally found in Tomato recently that makes me, a person who almost doesn't evaluate, can't help but evaluate. But there is a problem. Like many martial arts novels of the same type, you must have corresponding techniques to break through certain realms. So let me ask you, how did the predecessors break through? Are you forcing yourself to get stuck? That's why I kept one star.

The plot is not procrastinating or brainless. The protagonist has a good personality. He is not a good person but he has a bottom line and will not kill innocent people indiscriminately. He has a grudge that never ends overnight. Now I have reached chapter 120 and it is still about martial arts. It is very exciting [like]

This book's 7.9 Is too low to be considered a top-notch Tomato book, but 9.0 Is enough. I really like the balance between love and hatred in this book. The details are handled in a sensible way, without being too grim or too saintly. I thought it was very cliché at first, but I didn't expect it to be a twist on the cliche opening. Overall, the plot design is relatively novel. The disadvantages are: the title of the book is very bad, I suggest changing it; I don't like to talk too much before starting a fight. Finally, I hope this book can exceed 2 million words. There is another small advantage. The protagonist of this book is not "I can get it if I want it." Instead, it was trial and error many times, falling down and getting up again, walking a few steps forward, and falling down again. This is the real thing

The characters in the book all have their own positions, and they always consider their own interests first when doing things. There is no love without reason, and there is no hatred without reason. I like this kind of character setting. The protagonist is neither a good person nor a bad person, he can only be regarded as a normal ruthless person... Not a virgin, not pretentious, and not without a bottom line. The protagonist's setting is also very good, please go to the author. Five-star praise for you!

The first few chapters of the novel are a little dull, but they get better and better as you read later. I also liked the character of Pig's Feet, and it was even more satisfying to see the father and son confront each other in a secret room. Come on, author, please update as soon as possible. I've already read Chapter 75, and the more I write, the better. Come on, author!

I have 10,000 online hours, so I am really picky about reading books, but I think this author writes very well, and writes the protagonist and minor characters vividly. The writing and plot are very good, but the plot is too slow and a bit draggy! Anyway, overall, I definitely give it five stars! [Praise]

Finally, I came across a routine article that doesn't involve upgrading, killing people and grabbing resources, then upgrading, killing people, and grabbing resources again. The world in the author's writing is a bit interesting, and he tells stories with intention rather than routines! [Praise]

It's beautiful, I love reading it, it's so refreshing and not boring! The logic is also smooth. I have updated it to the latest chapter in one breath. There is only one poisonous point that I can remember so far. It is the Jiang family who said they fully support the protagonist and then said, "Okay, I will only demonstrate it three times." This seems to be a copied classic teaching scene... The other poisonous points are minor, if there are any, because I haven't memorized the poisonous points that I can't remember. [Sneaky laugh] I feel really refreshed after reading this article.

It looks good, and the further back it gets, the better it looks. It's ups and downs, exciting, and you can't guess what will happen next, for all the characters. Reasonable logic, the protagonist is never afraid of being timid or picking up troubles, his personality is distinctive and impressive.