What is love? A girl who doesn't understand love accidentally walks into a deep love affair. Faced with these, the innocent girl,
What to do?????????????
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I love you, you idiot, if I don't love you, who else will love you!!! Hahaha, love sprouts in dreams...
Reader comments
Personally, I like the cultivation texts the most, from the original "Journey to Piao Miao" about foundation building, rotating light, consecration... Mahayana, to "The Mortal's Story of Cultivation of Immortality" about Qi refining, foundation building, golden elixir, Nascent Soul... True immortal,
When I was curious about how these realms were divided, I checked a lot of information.
Compared with the setting of "Piao Miao Journey", the setting of "Mortal" is more in line with the "original setting" in the Taoist Scriptures, and it looks simple, clear, straightforward and easy to understand.
"Piao Miao Journey" is the originator of cultivation novels. It can sell the setting, but its story is better told.
As for the setting of "Mortal", whether it is derived from "Piao Miao" or the Taoist Scriptures, it is simplified on the existing basis, making it very clear at first glance.
And it really has the Taoist scriptures as the basis, and it looks very "realistic". Up to now, if the cultivation novels are not about refining Qi, building foundations, golden elixirs, Yuanying... This kind of realm division, I can't stand it anymore...
Those who use setting as a selling point actually don't understand that the buying point of a novel is actually the story. Well-created characters and well-written stories are better than anything else.
No matter how old the plot is, as long as you can write it, the novel is a good novel.
It's better than a novel that only has "settings" available for purchase~
Personally, I like the cultivation texts the most, from the original "Journey to Piao Miao" about foundation building, rotating light, consecration... Mahayana, to "The Mortal's Story of Cultivation of Immortality" about Qi refining, foundation building, golden elixir, Nascent Soul... True immortal, When I was curious about how these realms were divided, I checked a lot of information. Compared with the setting of "Piao Miao Journey", the setting of "Mortal" is more in line with the "original setting" in the Taoist Scriptures, and it looks simple, clear, straightforward and easy to understand. "Piao Miao Journey" is the originator of cultivation novels. It can sell the setting, but its story is better told. As for the setting of "Mortal", whether it is derived from "Piao Miao" or the Taoist Scriptures, it is simplified on the existing basis, making it very clear at first glance. And it really has the Taoist scriptures as the basis, and it looks very "realistic". Up to now, if the cultivation novels are not about refining Qi, building foundations, golden elixirs, Yuanying... This kind of realm division, I can't stand it anymore... Those who use setting as a selling point actually don't understand that the buying point of a novel is actually the story. Well-created characters and well-written stories are better than anything else. No matter how old the plot is, as long as you can write it, the novel is a good novel. It's better than a novel that only has "settings" available for purchase~