Xingxu Ancient Urn

The author does not use gorgeous words, but outlines the characteristics of the characters in a few simple sentences. The protagonist Lu Xingchen has a three-dimensional and full image, and the group portraits are full of personality. This kind of white description method cannot be written without full skills. Worth recommending. [Laugh][laugh][laugh] It's so well written, I can't help but keep reading! ! !

The author's writing style is calm and delicate, without piling up rhetoric or deliberately sensationalizing. The details such as environmental description, psychological description, action and demeanor are handled accurately. A few strokes can heighten the mood and conceal clues, which not only serves the plot but also enhances the texture of the text. The characters are touching and touching!

First of all, this is a good book. The writing style is delicate and smooth, the plot is not procrastinating or impetuous, the story is very innovative, and the characters are completely portrayed. The narrative is started with Lu Xingchen Xiupan, writing about people first, then things, and there is no conflict in logic. It is already 50 chapters, very good-looking, thank you to the author for your hard work, come on!

A soul-searching board is used to solve the mysteries of the old world, and the text delicately outlines the gap between mortals and immortals. The ancestors and grandchildren hide the past with a hidden sense of cruelty. The foreshadowing is slowly laid out, and the atmosphere of the Oriental fairy tale is full.

Different heights, different Old Testament. I have put a lot of effort into the Old Testament. It is a very good novel with the theme of the Old Testament. Come on [Like]

Looking forward to it, author, come on I have been thinking about writing the novel "Old Testament of Immortality" for a long time. I don't want to write about the traditional cultivation of immortality that relies on spiritual roots to determine the level and brainless tricks. The protagonist, Lu Xingchen, is just an ordinary boy who repairs spiritual weapons in a border town. He repairs the Ouija board every day and helps countless people realize their immortal path. But when it is his turn, the Ouija board shatters and the secrets of the survivors of the Ninth Age are exposed. He is instantly regarded as an ominous disaster by the entire Immortal Sect. The core setting of the story is to overturn everyone's inherent understanding of immortality and ascension: spiritual energy is not the spiritual essence of heaven and earth, but the energy left over from the ancient star sea civilization; formations and magic weapons are all defective products of ancient interstellar technology; the ascension that everyone is flocking to is never about attaining immortality, but a compulsory recruitment contract that binds the human race for ten thousand years. The protagonist does not have a universal system. The Golden Finger Ruins Stele Spirit can only analyze the ruins of ancient civilizations and decipher secret texts. It will not directly give away cultivation skills. All growth depends on forbearance, planning and struggle step by step. In the early stage, the town is separated from life and death, and the bottom of the sect is dormant. In the middle stage, it explores the secret realm of Jiuzhou and unearths the ruins of the crashed starship. In the later stage, it rushes to the vast sea of ​​​​stars to uncover the ultimate truth about the out-of-control process of heaven. The outline of the complete eight volumes has been finalized, and the plot foreshadowing echoes back and forth. It is never unfinished or superficial. The book contains the warmth of human fireworks, the cruelty of sect oppression, and the grand pattern of civilized wars across the stars. If you are tired of the routine of cultivating immortality and want to read a brand new epochal epic, you might as well calm down and read the "Old Testament of Immortality" from the beginning, and join Lu Xingchen in tearing up the eternal Old Testament and fighting for a free choice of life.

Novel content, astrolabe, technology I've reached chapter 11 and can't help but comment! The opening scene where the Ouija board was broken immediately grabbed me. The protagonist is just an ordinary boy who repairs spiritual weapons. He helps countless people to walk on the path to immortality, but when it is his turn, he is treated as an evil spirit. The setting of the remnants of the Ninth Age is so novel. It completely breaks away from the traditional immortal cultivation routine, and the foreshadowing is just right. My grandfather's plot made me nervous. I have begun to wonder about the truth behind the old star sea civilization and ascension, so I will continue to follow it! [Shy][shy][shy] @

The suspense at the beginning of the story is okay. Why does the text feel like AI? There are many books on Tomato, different authors, but the same smell.

The narrative is relaxed and relaxed, and the characters are vivid and full. It is both an immersive experience and enlightening to the soul. It is worth savoring.

The plot is a bit procrastinating, but overall it's okay. It's a little innovative and combines fantasy and science fiction.

To sum it up briefly, it's a "system" article in disguise in one sentence, but fortunately it's well written!