A Dharma Form from the Start, and My Fiancée Won’t Break Off the Engagement

What a normal sect, what a normal disciple, what a normal protagonist, what a normal wife, what a normal master, summary: a normal book [cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face]

You know, a lot of people don't actually comment. I have read 50 chapters and would like to express my feelings. This is the most normal and relaxing fantasy novel I have read in these few days of reading. It has a positive starting point, my wife's pure love is also sweet, the villain's IQ is also online, there are also exciting plots, and there are many humorous jokes. Overall, it is good. The author's writing style is of a certain level, but I don't know why the rating is so low. Keep up the good work [laughs]

It's pretty good-looking, no intensity anxiety, and I don't know why there are so many people who don't like Tomato.

The description is concise and powerful without being redundant. The idea is novel and profound. The angle is original and profound. The logic is clear and reasonable. It is good to write enough laughs in this kind of daily writing. The characters and plots are poetically treated. There are few conflicts and it is very comfortable to read. Another point is that this book has its own understanding of immortality and is fundamentally different from traditional immortality writing. The author has his own thinking and understanding. This is very good. It really surpasses most books on Tomato on these points. Author, please work hard.

It's really hard to see a novel that is as gentle as the spring breeze in such a violent Tomato [crying]. It's a book with many good people. It's a pity that it doesn't conform to the mainstream aesthetics of Tomato. I suggest the author to put hair on a certain point. This kind of subject matter is not suitable for Tomato. I hope the author can work hard and persevere.

We are currently at chapter 50. Based on the plot we have seen so far, I will give you a neutral review. The current overall situation can be summarized as "the protagonist of the semi-invincible style is brought into the sect by his fiancée, leaves behind the closed-door practice days, and starts from "home" to the "outside world"." In this article, except for the main character's random thoughts from time to time (some of the past life thoughts seem a bit grand), most of the people I see are thinking like normal people. There are no fake people. Basically, the three views are quite upright. (In the fantasy articles I have read in the past, either immortals are different or the jungle is strong, but here it is rare that immortals and mortals are equal). There are no big ups and downs in the plot, and there are no exciting moments. It is very bland. It feels like a fantasy leisure novel suitable for passing time. The current progress is 100 chapters, and the plot seems to be okay so far. No one with a higher level has appeared, and the protagonist's combat power seems to be basically invincible at this stage. Compared with the previous 50 chapters, this part does not include the protagonist's inner thoughts. The identity of the time travel is no longer dispensable for the protagonist, and he has completely integrated himself into this world. The plot still doesn't have any slap-in-the-face brainless plot, only the protagonist pretends to be cool from time to time, and there is a roadside rush to get kicked to death (you can be resurrected after being kicked to death). The previous drawing of the Holy Body to the origin may be poisonous, but when you look at the back, you don't feel that the Holy Body may be a shackles for the protagonist, and he will be restricted in this path (the Holy Body is the essence of the powerful Tao, but the protagonist has his own Tao and it is stronger), so the strong talent makes the protagonist not care about the Holy Body. Source; for the protagonist's father, the purpose of drawing the Holy Body Source is to repay a favor. At the same time, the protagonist's father may know that the Holy Body Origin will be a shackles for the protagonist, so the protagonist's father does not care about the Holy Body Origin; for the heroine, the protagonist's Holy Body Origin is good and can neutralize the influence of another source in her body. In the past, I felt that the heroine was obsessed with repaying the origin of the Holy Body, but later on when she confessed about getting married, the heroine no longer cared about repaying it, because she knew that the protagonist did not need it. Overall, it's a very relaxing article, with some jokes interspersed, but it's a bit less exciting, but I can understand it. The protagonist hides his realm in front of the public, but it is useless for high-level people. This is not a point that affects the perception. On the contrary, it makes it easier for the protagonist to integrate into various groups. Seeing it now, my point of view is that this is "The Relaxing Daily Life of the Invincible Protagonist Practicing in a Utopia and Another World"

I jumped into it and didn't pay much attention to the poisonous points in the protagonist's design, but I felt comfortable with the world view.

It's true that it's plain and simple. The author's characterization is very good. I just saw that guy from the Northern Dynasty. It's a very good description. It seems to be okay so far

This book is so true that it makes me feel fake. It's so beautiful. I like it very much.

Overall it's pretty good, that's how I put it, because the protagonist is too invincible, and there are all good people around him without any bad guys. The sect is also utopian, and it feels a bit too idealistic, resulting in no conflicts. The plot is relatively bland, and it's more of an everyday story. I thought it was a cultivator at first, and it's not a bad way to kill time. You can check it out.