[The divine gate conceals wondrous things; the sea of consciousness reveals its mysteries. Fate can shape creation, and all its marvels lie within.]
At Qingyang Temple, the Daoist priests use infants as seeds, growing tree children to produce divine fruits of consciousness.
A tree child, planted seventeen years ago, dies after bearing a divine fruit. Chen Shang, who has transmigrated from another world, takes its place.
From then on, a paper gate between heaven and earth opens early within his sea of consciousness, stirring up tumultuous waves in a vast and magnificent otherworld.
After completing his 2.7-million-character epic novel The Nether Lord, Ci Jian Shu Yu Jiu Zhong Chou now brings you his second slow-burn fantasy novel. Readers who enjoy a leisurely pace are warmly invited to give it a try.
So far it seems to be okay, not brainless, the protagonist has some subjective initiative, the pace is a bit slow, but if it can make the protagonist feel stronger step by step, down-to-earth, it won't be a big problem. It's really not easy in Tomato, and the author's writing style is still good
The protagonist and Jiujiu are both so cute! It's a bit slow, but it's okay. However, every time I see Jiujiu calling the protagonist brother, I feel so cute. It's rare to see such a cute brother. I feel like he usually calls out single words.
So far, the writing seems pretty good. Some people may find it not satisfying enough, but at least it tells a story with care and lays out a few lines carefully. It's not the kind of baiting right away and the fish will eat it right away.
It's good to watch, the plot is tight, the pace is steady, the story line is clear, and the training system is also very interesting. It's not a cheat that is forced to fit, but an adventure cheat that is coincidental and combined with the realm of cultivation. It is very interesting and has stronger logic. It's good to keep up.
There is no bitterness or deep hatred, and it can be regarded as a warm and celestial being. Although the world view should be very cruel, it basically depicts cruelty from the side. It is much better to cover it with a warm veil. Hope it stays
Well written, I read 68 chapters in one go. It's just that I didn't write it according to the method of the three golden chapters. In the current environment, it is difficult to get the data. I wish the author good luck.
Super pretty! I have been chasing you all the way from Youzhu. I am looking forward to the author's new book.
Shennong's writing is pretty good and worth reading. The plots are interlocking and multiple sub-lines are advanced to form the main line. The author advances the sub-lines through perspective changes, paving the way for the main line, explaining the protagonist's opportunities, and explaining the world view and novel settings. It's quite delicate, and the mats are now connected, giving people a feeling that every drink and every peck is destined, and the fate is indescribable. The improvement of combat power is also relatively smooth. There is no forced suppression of combat power, and the required resources are cleverly delivered to the protagonist. Here's a reminder. Since this book is biased towards classical cultivation of immortality, it is a bit slow to read, and there are also factors such as perspective changes and a lot of foreshadowing. Some people who are used to reading cool articles on the Internet may not understand it. (Because in recent years, online cool articles do not have many jumps in perspective or foreshadowing of branch plots. They are basically quick and explosive, requiring fast progress, many explosive points, and high levels of enjoyment. Readers who read too many fast-food cool articles will not be used to slow-burning articles.)
A very innovative novel about cultivating immortals. Golden Finger is unconventional and very creative. It doesn't have to go too fast, so it's okay. The branches write about the surrounding characters, and the writing is quite good. There are also some poems. I wonder if they are original by the author? It has been added to the bookshelf. Unfortunately, the writing is too slow and it will take a while before I can read it.
This is a novel that is ten thousand times better than Jianlai. Keep at it and keep chasing it. It's all intertwined and has foreshadowing. It's very good.