Are You Crazy? The Green Snake at the Bottom of the Well Became a True Dragon
疯了吧！井底青蛇变真龙
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- Ongoing
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- 557k Words
- Genre
- Urban
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- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 9d ago
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- Fanqie
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It's good to read. I like this kind of novel, which is not about evolution through mindless devouring but about cultivating immortality through orthodox incense and Shintoism. The protagonist has a correct outlook on life and has a choice and filter for believers' wishes. There is no bottom line to satisfy wishes and he follows the right path.
It's okay. There's no ambiguous plot. Sometimes I feel a little aggrieved. I feel like there's no punishment for being offended. However, a righteous god won't kill people easily. It doesn't seem necessary to give him a severe punishment. It's a bit slow to build the foundation to the golden elixir. There aren't many clichés. The rest is pretty good. I can watch it now.
Opening a new book, my dears~ As per the old rules, this is the place where opinions are kept.
I will use the most truth, the most thorough, the most naked, the most stern, the most sharp, the most profound, the most realistic, the least embellished, the least roundabout, the least backtracking, the least circles, the least twists and turns, the most heart-wrenching, the most hard-core, the most straightforward, the most neat, the most refreshing, the most decisive, the least abrasive, the least procrastination, the least sloppy, the least painful, and the least reserved. Emotional, the least caring, the least concerned about appearances, the least caring about dignity, the most to the point, the most straight to the point, the most straightforward, the most direct to the point, the most direct to the core, the most tearing apart the appearance, the least pretense, the least foreshadowing, the least polite, the least polite, the least flattering, the least vain. Fake, the least sensational, the least pretentious, the least pretentious, the least internal friction, the least nonsense, the least elaboration, the least easy, the least empty, the least detour, the least detour, the least grindy, the least pretentious, the least pretentious, the least pretentious, the least pretentious, the least pretentious, the least pretentious, the least pretentious attitude, the least wordy, the least nagging, the least nagging, the least procrastination, the least hesitant, the least hesitant, the least tactful, the least subtle, the least vague, the least ambiguous, the least secretive, the least miserable is the least secretive, the least hidden, the least concealed, the most straightforward, the most frank, the most frank, the most frank, the most revealing, the most sincere, the most sincere, The most down-to-earth, the most down-to-earth, the most honest, the most simple, the purest, the least beautifying, the least filtered, the most realistic, the most respectful of reality, the most straightforward, the most see-through, the most unreserved, the most concealed, the most aboveboard, let me tell you: this novel is good to read.
It's good to read, and the author's little ingenuity in the article is quite good. When I first read it, I thought it was in ancient times, but I didn't expect it to be in modern times, and then it was a spiritual recovery article, but what he wrote was very plain (I personally prefer this light feeling), and there were no very poisonous, poisonous or urinary spots, and you didn't have any particularly disgusting supporting characters. There are also some rather annoying characters, also to promote the development of the plot. Finally, I like the protagonist's temperament better. The plot is also relatively coherent. Why does it feel more like AI as you get to the back?
20 Cards can break through the foundation. More than 30 cards can't break through the early stage. Just suppress it.
It is a very rare Tomato article with a clear perspective, a clear plot rhythm, and a very mature writing style. It is better than expected. I give it five stars.
The plot is coherent and smooth without being delayed. The events and characters encountered by the protagonist are all reasonable. The perspective is very comfortable. There are not so many flaws. The typos slightly affect the reading experience, but it is not a big problem. All in all, it is a good book. I want to ask when it will turn into a real dragon. I am looking forward to it.
The writing is okay, because I prefer to watch this kind of incense upgrade flow. At first I thought it was from ancient times, but later I discovered that it was a revival of modern spiritual energy. Tomato's non-CP incense flow, in fact, I have been looking for a few good books for a long time.
It looks good, more updates, don't be a eunuch, and I also want to know whether the protagonist will transform later. If you are worried about some readers who like to see beasts, can you give the protagonist a form with a dragon head and a human body, just like the image of the dragon king in the 86 version of Journey to the West? This form is very reasonable. Personally, I still want to see humanoid gods, because they are really handsome [Love]