This is a simple cultivation story.
Fang Ke thought he'd transmigrated into a danmei cultivation novel, and his understanding of danmei was still stuck at stories where the bottom was the sole protagonist. But this is a real world. Cultivation isn't only about killing people and seizing their treasures, or the strong preying on the weak. Cultivators are people, too, and people have another side to them. Where there is conflict, there is also mutual support. Where there is oppression, there will also be resistance.
Note: The map is based on a world map. The demon, monster, and human races are inspired by today's Black, White, and Asian people. So the demon and monster races are still human in essence, not demons and monsters in the broad sense. The setting was inspired by Fang Xiang's World of Cultivation.
Theme: Cultivation isn't only about killing people and seizing their treasures, or grinding through monsters and leveling up.
This article is very well written. Although it was obvious that the author was a bit green at first, the writing got better and better later on. The author's writing style is simple, but the worldview constructed is grand and complete, the characters are many but not flat, and it has a relatively profound core idea. It is not just a simple novel, it is excellent. Come on.
It can be said that "Abide by the Immortal Return" is the Danmei novel that I remember the most. I like Fang Ke who grows up step by step, I like the "smiley smile", Ye Yushi who is willing to give up everything for Fang Ke, I like Tai'a who doesn't understand feelings but can use them, and I like Kun. With the bones of the Lun people, I understand Xiao Yunyi's impossible world. I feel sorry for Shen Zhou, who bows to the essence but cannot correct his fate. I can even understand the Taihang people's blind worship of Zuoqiu. I like the world written by the author who is full of blood but full of tenderness. . . . .
This book is really, absolutely
I read this article a long time ago but it left a deep impression on me. I like it very much and it is a very unique article on cultivation. Thank you to the author for bringing such a good work⁄(⁄⁄⁄ω⁄⁄⁄)⁄
Well, I watched it several years ago, and all I can say is that I still love Jiang Chenzhou the most.
I feel sorry for him. In fact, when I saw him making fun of himself, I had an ominous premonition until he died. I'm just a little heartbroken and want to cry. Then recently, I realized something that I didn't notice when I was reading the article. I think he probably never thought that he would be able to return to the sect alive in the first place.
After all his important people died, maybe he had no intention of living. For him, continuing to live may be for revenge, and on the other hand, it is for the Kunlun Sect. Maybe dying early and dying late are the same to him. All he has to do is calculate everything. As long as the final goal is achieved, he may not even take his own life.
So it didn't matter when his hands and feet were broken by his compatriots in prison, he really didn't care about himself at all. So I think that when he was sure that Kunlun would win, he thought that there was no need to continue living. At the end of his life, he came to Zuoqiu, in my opinion, to seek death. He could no longer find the motivation to live anymore, so he chose death.
Why do people commit suicide? Because living is too painful, or there is no reason to live at all.
Jiang Chenzhou is a tragic figure. If he survives, living in this world that has nothing to do with him will be painful and lonely for him.
From the beginning, the name Jiang Shenzhou has hinted at his ending. Thousands of sails passed by the sinking boat. He was just a self-sacrifice and could only die in the darkness.
I think if there was no protagonist, he might just disappear into the darkness and be infamy for eternity. The appearance of the protagonist only helped him clear his name. He had always planned to choose death.
I like Jiang Chenzhou very much, so I want to express my thoughts in this last chapter.
As for Zuoqiu, although I don't know if he likes Jiang Chenzhou, at least Jiang Chenzhou doesn't like him. So I don't really like people talking about their CP. After all, they both killed each other and were so tormented. How can they love each other even if they are dead?
I hope Jiang Chenzhou can have a new life, even if it is the next life, forget everything, as long as he can live well.
I hope Jiang Chenzhou can be Jiang Fan, have some people he wants to protect, and live quietly.
Can there be more extra daily routines?
It's incoherent, and it felt great to watch it. Although when you calm down, you will start to criticize and judge, but I still hope that you can make a difference! I really, really want to collect it! ! And I beg for more extras ~ not enough! ! How can there be only one extra QAQ | If you plant one, it will produce many updated chapters?
For some reason, I just found out today that it has ended. I have a bad habit of reading a section while I was fattening up. I wanted to finish it immediately, but ended up missing it for a long time. It's a pity that I didn't keep up with everyone's pace~~ As a diver, I came out to take a look. In fact, I just wanted to ask the author if he would publish a personal journal, because this is a text that I have liked for a long time, and I always hope to have a text version on my bookshelf, so that I can occasionally read it and reflect on it.
Finally finished reading it! The author's writing is really good! Especially when the author wrote about the inheritance of a sect, I knew that for me, this article was no longer a beautiful article to kill time in my spare time, but a real cultivation article worth looking forward to, at least for me. It's really touching. When I, a stupid reader, saw articles like Chuan Shu, all I thought was: Oh, Xiao Gong must have fallen in love with Xiao Shou at this time. When Xiao Shou said anything about attacking or counterattacking, I wanted to laugh evilly and silently added in my heart that you can't counterattack, etc. As a result, when I read the article and saw the interaction between Fang Ke and Ye Yushi, I always wanted to say to them, "Why did you jump out again? You two, please stay out of the way. I want to see what happened and how it turned out." Of course, they are definitely not here to join in the fun, but I am more eager to see the development of the entire world of cultivation, and to see the story of Kunlun that has been passed down for more than three thousand years in the author's pen. Good night, author
This article made me feel that it was worth enduring the pretentious procrastination and incoherent speech.
This article is very well written. Although it was obvious that the author was a bit green at first, the writing got better and better later on. The author's writing style is simple, but the worldview constructed is grand and complete, the characters are many but not flat, and it has a relatively profound core idea. It is not just a simple novel, it is excellent. Come on.
It can be said that "Abide by the Immortal Return" is the Danmei novel that I remember the most. I like Fang Ke who grows up step by step, I like the "smiley smile", Ye Yushi who is willing to give up everything for Fang Ke, I like Tai'a who doesn't understand feelings but can use them, and I like Kun. With the bones of the Lun people, I understand Xiao Yunyi's impossible world. I feel sorry for Shen Zhou, who bows to the essence but cannot correct his fate. I can even understand the Taihang people's blind worship of Zuoqiu. I like the world written by the author who is full of blood but full of tenderness. . . . .
This book is really, absolutely
I read this article a long time ago but it left a deep impression on me. I like it very much and it is a very unique article on cultivation. Thank you to the author for bringing such a good work⁄(⁄⁄⁄ω⁄⁄⁄)⁄
Well, I watched it several years ago, and all I can say is that I still love Jiang Chenzhou the most. I feel sorry for him. In fact, when I saw him making fun of himself, I had an ominous premonition until he died. I'm just a little heartbroken and want to cry. Then recently, I realized something that I didn't notice when I was reading the article. I think he probably never thought that he would be able to return to the sect alive in the first place. After all his important people died, maybe he had no intention of living. For him, continuing to live may be for revenge, and on the other hand, it is for the Kunlun Sect. Maybe dying early and dying late are the same to him. All he has to do is calculate everything. As long as the final goal is achieved, he may not even take his own life. So it didn't matter when his hands and feet were broken by his compatriots in prison, he really didn't care about himself at all. So I think that when he was sure that Kunlun would win, he thought that there was no need to continue living. At the end of his life, he came to Zuoqiu, in my opinion, to seek death. He could no longer find the motivation to live anymore, so he chose death. Why do people commit suicide? Because living is too painful, or there is no reason to live at all. Jiang Chenzhou is a tragic figure. If he survives, living in this world that has nothing to do with him will be painful and lonely for him. From the beginning, the name Jiang Shenzhou has hinted at his ending. Thousands of sails passed by the sinking boat. He was just a self-sacrifice and could only die in the darkness. I think if there was no protagonist, he might just disappear into the darkness and be infamy for eternity. The appearance of the protagonist only helped him clear his name. He had always planned to choose death. I like Jiang Chenzhou very much, so I want to express my thoughts in this last chapter. As for Zuoqiu, although I don't know if he likes Jiang Chenzhou, at least Jiang Chenzhou doesn't like him. So I don't really like people talking about their CP. After all, they both killed each other and were so tormented. How can they love each other even if they are dead? I hope Jiang Chenzhou can have a new life, even if it is the next life, forget everything, as long as he can live well. I hope Jiang Chenzhou can be Jiang Fan, have some people he wants to protect, and live quietly.
Can there be more extra daily routines?
It's incoherent, and it felt great to watch it. Although when you calm down, you will start to criticize and judge, but I still hope that you can make a difference! I really, really want to collect it! ! And I beg for more extras ~ not enough! ! How can there be only one extra QAQ | If you plant one, it will produce many updated chapters?
For some reason, I just found out today that it has ended. I have a bad habit of reading a section while I was fattening up. I wanted to finish it immediately, but ended up missing it for a long time. It's a pity that I didn't keep up with everyone's pace~~ As a diver, I came out to take a look. In fact, I just wanted to ask the author if he would publish a personal journal, because this is a text that I have liked for a long time, and I always hope to have a text version on my bookshelf, so that I can occasionally read it and reflect on it.
Finally finished reading it! The author's writing is really good! Especially when the author wrote about the inheritance of a sect, I knew that for me, this article was no longer a beautiful article to kill time in my spare time, but a real cultivation article worth looking forward to, at least for me. It's really touching. When I, a stupid reader, saw articles like Chuan Shu, all I thought was: Oh, Xiao Gong must have fallen in love with Xiao Shou at this time. When Xiao Shou said anything about attacking or counterattacking, I wanted to laugh evilly and silently added in my heart that you can't counterattack, etc. As a result, when I read the article and saw the interaction between Fang Ke and Ye Yushi, I always wanted to say to them, "Why did you jump out again? You two, please stay out of the way. I want to see what happened and how it turned out." Of course, they are definitely not here to join in the fun, but I am more eager to see the development of the entire world of cultivation, and to see the story of Kunlun that has been passed down for more than three thousand years in the author's pen. Good night, author
This article made me feel that it was worth enduring the pretentious procrastination and incoherent speech.