When Yan Qingdu was eighteen years old, he participated in the Immortal Sect Trial.
Everyone said that he had mediocre spiritual roots and came from a declining family. Apart from being born with a cold and good-looking skin, he probably would not be able to get ahead in this life.
Until that night, he had his first dream in his life.
There was a light in the dream.
The dim purple light illuminated a dilapidated Taoist palace, and also illuminated a road he had never heard of before - the Dream Road.
People in the world cultivate swords, thunder, elixirs, and bodies.
And he cultivates dreams.
From then on, the old stone tablets that others saw were hidden in his dreams; the broken secret realm that others could not understand still had a chance to disappear in his dreams; those high-ranking immortals may not be able to hide the truth deep in the Taoist heart.
Later, a fairy asked him:
"Have you ever fallen into my dream?"
Yan Qing lowered his eyes and looked at her, his voice was very soft.
"Been there."
"Then what did you see?"
The boy was silent for a moment.
"I'll probably blush after seeing you wake up."
[Multiple heroines] [Goldfinger]
Reader comments
The writing is good, there are no obvious poisonous points, but there are also some refreshing points. The male protagonist is not frustrated. Although there are many female protagonists, the male protagonist is not lecherous, nor is he a refined egoist.
But then again, compared to ordinary cool novels written by the author, the worldview feels blank, the training system is not very clearly described, and the interactions with other supporting characters feel vague.
For example, the male protagonist came to the sect to listen to a class and just met a little fat man. Later, the fat man suddenly turned into a follower and followed the male protagonist. However, there was no friendship between the two, so it was a bit strange and he seemed familiar.
In addition, regarding the cultivation system of this book, it seems very vague. Qi practitioners do not rely on meditation to accumulate mana, but practice various Taoisms (ps: it is not the Xuanjian kind). Especially the male protagonist's cultivation method is a bit confusing. The specific levels of the dream Tao are not very clear, and there is a sense of taking it for granted, as if you are really dreaming. I write whichever sentence comes to mind.
The above are purely personal opinions. To put it simply, it is an enjoyable article with no obvious shortcomings.
The writing is good, but this book is not traditional fantasy, not fantasy!
It's just a suspense story wrapped in a fantasy skin. Those who like suspense and brain-burning can watch it, but if you want to watch fantasy, the kind of person who can defeat all magic with one force, you may be tricked into it and killed [smile]
The writing is okay, the plot and setting are quite novel, and the writing has a fairy-like feel. There is no big poisonous point. I feel quite comfortable at the moment. I saw others saying that the previous plot was dragging, but to be honest, I haven't felt it yet. Maybe it's because of my different mentality. I really feel that the author has controlled the pacing very well, and there is something about writing weird things. I just hope that the protagonist will have multiple skills in the future, and I don't mean skills. Emmm, I'm a little tired of just relying on "watching" to defeat enemies. I hope you can pay attention to it.
There is something about this novel that made me fall asleep all afternoon while reading it. Masaka, this dream repairer is still too strong.
Why did Hong Yi disappear [what] and the sect knew that there was a foreign enemy changing the path of the disciples, but why didn't they have a way to deal with it? Do they have to wait for the protagonist to come?
It is very fairy-like, with illusion hidden in reality. It has no poisonous points similar to other novels. It creates an artistic conception that is very novel and unconventional. In time, this book will definitely become a god.
I thought it was an orthodox article about cultivating immortals, but who knew it was a weird story?
There is a very light, unhurried feeling
Yes, the author is quite interesting. I hope I have the chance to finish it.
The writing is too gloomy, it's just a weird wheelchair mechanism.
The artistic conception is extraordinary, looking forward to the follow-up
I think it's quite interesting. Although the plot in the front is draggy, the characters are quite interesting, and the plot in the back is also quite good.
The writing is good, there are no obvious poisonous points, but there are also some refreshing points. The male protagonist is not frustrated. Although there are many female protagonists, the male protagonist is not lecherous, nor is he a refined egoist. But then again, compared to ordinary cool novels written by the author, the worldview feels blank, the training system is not very clearly described, and the interactions with other supporting characters feel vague. For example, the male protagonist came to the sect to listen to a class and just met a little fat man. Later, the fat man suddenly turned into a follower and followed the male protagonist. However, there was no friendship between the two, so it was a bit strange and he seemed familiar. In addition, regarding the cultivation system of this book, it seems very vague. Qi practitioners do not rely on meditation to accumulate mana, but practice various Taoisms (ps: it is not the Xuanjian kind). Especially the male protagonist's cultivation method is a bit confusing. The specific levels of the dream Tao are not very clear, and there is a sense of taking it for granted, as if you are really dreaming. I write whichever sentence comes to mind. The above are purely personal opinions. To put it simply, it is an enjoyable article with no obvious shortcomings.
The writing is good, but this book is not traditional fantasy, not fantasy! It's just a suspense story wrapped in a fantasy skin. Those who like suspense and brain-burning can watch it, but if you want to watch fantasy, the kind of person who can defeat all magic with one force, you may be tricked into it and killed [smile]
The writing is okay, the plot and setting are quite novel, and the writing has a fairy-like feel. There is no big poisonous point. I feel quite comfortable at the moment. I saw others saying that the previous plot was dragging, but to be honest, I haven't felt it yet. Maybe it's because of my different mentality. I really feel that the author has controlled the pacing very well, and there is something about writing weird things. I just hope that the protagonist will have multiple skills in the future, and I don't mean skills. Emmm, I'm a little tired of just relying on "watching" to defeat enemies. I hope you can pay attention to it.
There is something about this novel that made me fall asleep all afternoon while reading it. Masaka, this dream repairer is still too strong.
Why did Hong Yi disappear [what] and the sect knew that there was a foreign enemy changing the path of the disciples, but why didn't they have a way to deal with it? Do they have to wait for the protagonist to come?
It is very fairy-like, with illusion hidden in reality. It has no poisonous points similar to other novels. It creates an artistic conception that is very novel and unconventional. In time, this book will definitely become a god.
Looks good, guys.
Good-looking, really good-looking, highly recommended
I thought it was an orthodox article about cultivating immortals, but who knew it was a weird story?
There is a very light, unhurried feeling
Yes, the author is quite interesting. I hope I have the chance to finish it. The writing is too gloomy, it's just a weird wheelchair mechanism.
The artistic conception is extraordinary, looking forward to the follow-up
I think it's quite interesting. Although the plot in the front is draggy, the characters are quite interesting, and the plot in the back is also quite good.
It's pretty good. Come on.
Not bad, quite fairy-like