The Supernatural Ming Dynasty: Starting with Erlang Shen

The opening chapter of the capital chapter is very interesting, the plot is exciting and the context is clear. The subsequent chapter to Mount Tai starts from Pei County to Xuzhou. It is like a road story. There is no plot conflict. It feels like I just go to a place to worship a temple. Only the folklore part is left. It is a pity.

It's true that the storyline is a bit plain, but the folklore and legends are taken seriously. The plot of the story is so peaceful that the further it goes, the less interesting it becomes.

The various myths and biographies in this book are properly cited, the mythological system is written in detail, the writing is beautiful, the plots are interlocking, and the original mythological stories are consistent with historical events. Colorful! Love Power has given it to you.

The story of a Taoist monk who is down-to-earth and loves the people is super interesting! Maybe because I grew up reading San Yan Er Pai, Dream of Red Mansions, and Journey to the West, so I particularly like novels of this kind of market style. Recommendation from a 30-year-old bookworm [shy]

Not bad Some parts are suspected to be polished by AI, but if you read it patiently, you can taste the feeling of a worldly world. At the same time, I learned some Shinto knowledge, but it might be a bit boring when doing science popularization.

It should be a new rating, and it will definitely be higher in the future. There are no other problems with this book except that there are too few updates. I just feel that the protagonist has a lot of skills but they are not very useful. The tool man still has tool power that can be cultivated.

The author's writing is very interesting, and his imagination is also good. Based on folklore, the Jiajing era of people's cultivation of immortality, and the use of gods and monsters by various parties, the novel is smooth and smooth, and will definitely become a hit. After seeing this, I am now following up on the review. The first big scene of the story has come on. Let the readers watch it with confidence. Based on my experience of reading so many Tomato novels, I can say that I will not be disappointed within 100 chapters [laugh][laugh][laugh]

The plot is excellent, the writing is good, and the pacing is okay. It's just that there is too little climax. Sometimes I just move on to the next plot while watching it, which is a bit less exciting. But overall it's a good, very original story. I'll keep looking.

The writing is quite good, but the update is too slow. The "Red Man" I was reading before seemed to have this name, and maybe it was discontinued in Qiantang. This one is okay so far, there are no special problems, and the title does not reflect the golden finger feeling. If it is updated more, more people will follow it.

I don't understand what his main plot is about.