I have always believed that good novels are based on story plots, with rich characters supporting the structure of the story. It is not intended to enlighten wisdom and convey beauty, but if the characters created in the book can resonate with you when you read it, that would be great.
Looking at the world of ancient masters and the various aspects of life, one can often smile knowingly with a single sigh and recall the glorious past.
The writing style of "The Rivers and Lakes of Human Beings" is limited, so it may be difficult to describe the essence of it. However, I would like to take a step back and write about the Jianghus of Immortals.
Since ancient times, Pangu created the goddess Nuwa to create human beings. The immortals in myths are the imagination in my mind from the ancient oriental country. I imagine what cannot be done in reality.
What I said about taking a step back is to take this as a lesson. Perhaps with the element of immortality, everything that is unreasonable can be carried out reluctantly.
This story will meet again in the arena of the ancient master.
Reader comments
I just like to see this kind of reversal, reversal, and reversal.
If you read it, you feel a little bit confused. There are too many words, but it's not harmful. Looking forward to looking forward to
I just like to see this kind of reversal, reversal, and reversal.
If you read it, you feel a little bit confused. There are too many words, but it's not harmful. Looking forward to looking forward to