
A Mutual Aid Handbook for Kidnapped Female Cultivators!
被拐女修互助手册!
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被拐女修互助手册!
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Can the author's bacteria come out to report that he is safe? . .
These chapters feel a little watery, Xiao Yunyun's character has changed too much. I feel like a brainless cannon fodder right now, impulsive when something happens. Obviously, my previous persona was that of a stable eldest sister.
Is something going to happen to my little sister? ? ?
Did the young lady give up treatment?
Where has the author's sister gone?
Little angel, have you finished the exam? Updates awaited. . . However, it is enough to update 2 to 3 chapters every day, otherwise it will be difficult to guarantee the quality if you rush to make progress every day.
Different experience A brief review of "Mutual Aid Handbook for Abducted Female Nuns" I haven't been reading books for many years. To be precise, I haven't been waiting for books to read on the Internet for many years. At the beginning of the new year, I occasionally wandered into Jinjiang City and read the latest chapter of "The Mutual Aid Handbook for Abducted Nuns" written by Tangyuan, Rice Wine and Eight-Treasure Porridge in one sitting. It was such a new year and new atmosphere that I couldn't help but want to say something. Let's talk about the author's name first. At first glance, it makes people think of a foodie. To put it bluntly, he is a foodie. How can a foodie write a book? I casually browsed the two chapters out of curiosity, and unexpectedly, the image of a gourmet immediately appeared on the page - gourmets always bring people novel experiences of beautiful food. And a writer named after a food - even though the name itself is somewhat self-deprecating and not very confident - will also give us a different spiritual experience among thousands of online cultivation works. Experience one: The story line is simple but not simple. The opening chapter is like an online game, and the outline of the story is unfolded one by one almost like a boss upgrade. The process of defeating monsters is very difficult. The protagonist, Ye Chutong, was originally the most talented and favored disciple of Patriarch Tianheng. Due to his youth and vigour, he failed to form an elixir secretly. Not only did he fail, but he also damaged his Dantian. After being bullied by Li Tao, the master's proud disciple, and waiting for an opportunity to kill him, after wandering at the lowest point of his life for five years, he finally had some changes: "Five years ago, Ye Chutong would find his elders to complain and act like a spoiled brat, but five years later, Ye Chutong can only remain silent." But in his heart, he understood more that "strength is the truth." From then on, he kept his feet on the ground and practiced hard among many Qi practitioners. He completed low-level tasks, went to Xiaoquan Hot Spring, competed for a place in the ruins on the Nascent Soul Ceremony Day, went through many difficulties and dangers in the Jianghe ruins, and faced a near-death experience in the Tapir Realm. Finally, he succeeded in refining elixirs and finally got the great opportunity to become powerful over Jianghe. Then he advanced and came to the north. This thrilling and growing upgrading process is occasionally interspersed with key foreshadowings, wedges, and descriptions of flowers blooming separately. What is presented to the reader is a simple story outline, smooth situation changes and scene transitions, and the appearance of people and things no matter how new or strange or ancient or strange they all appear, so natural and calm, not simple or abrupt in the slightest. Experience 2: The plot settings are interlocking. The author Tang Zhou (and this title is used instead of the author's long name, which is really a sign of his future fame) gives people the impression of being absolutely delicate. At the same time, looking at his writing, you can see that he is a master of sadism and sensationalism. He has written an ordinary story of cultivating immortals with ups and downs, twists and turns, only 61 chapters have passed, and it has already reached 220,000 words. Looking at this trend, it is probably going straight to millions or tens of millions. As a newbie who has just started reading online books and learning about cultivation, I am not only unaware of it, but also trepidatious at first glance, and obsessed with it when I taste it carefully - there are actually 5 strands of residual soul parasitizing in a broken pill, but the affected owner of the Dantian did not know about it for 5 years; a weird elf, lively and cute Yuanbao little girl turned into a purebred dream tapir beast in an instant; a man who was initially infatuated As soon as Cheng Zinuo entered the tapir realm, he could fall out for Mili like turning a book; the enemies in the dream who fought to the death turned out to be just illusions; the intersection of real people and predecessors in the tapir realm was fictitious and real, and the two phases alternated, while the improvement of cultivation and the cultivation of skills were real; although the resources were monopolized and hierarchical in the vast north, the auctions and free trade were highly transparent; . . . . . I really hope to have a finale as soon as possible, and I also hope to pursue it forever, immersed in the soup and porridge novels, clearly seeing the power of the fists and kicks of mortals and mortals, clearly seeing the overwhelming majesty of the immortals and powerful beings, fully experiencing the battle of wits and alienation between things and gods, jumping out of the three realms and disowning six relatives, and practicing the seven emotions and six desires in the five elements. . . . . . Experience 3: The characters have obvious personalities. Five years ago, Ye Chutong was very proud. He said that he was the most proud disciple of Patriarch Tianheng, and he had the capital of pride; he was talented and intelligent, and he had the capital of pride. Moreover, he was able to advance quickly without having to study hard in the art of fighting, becoming the most eye-catching young rookie of the Tianheng sect. After being arrogant and paranoid and failing to form an elixir, he experienced the immortal family's struggle against the weak and the strong. After experiencing the warmth and warmth of the world and knowing himself, he was able to endure the humiliation and bear the heavy burden. After learning the true meaning of "furnace", he was able to practice hard in a low-key manner, and persevered along the way, clearing roads through mountains, building bridges when encountering water, seeing monsters and slaying monsters, welcoming ghosts and killing them, and remained calm, resourceful and brave. Yuanbao is naughty and cute when she is a girl, but she is calm and responsible after dreaming about tapir. Tianheng, Zihua, Cheng Zinuo, Ji Ruyue, Prince Ronglie and others are unparalleled in their treachery and cunning. Wen Xiaoming and Xu Zhihua are simple, kind, enthusiastic and unrestrained, and love life. Xiao Qing is closed off and self-blaming, with a strong sense of guilt and guilt. Qian Yin is smart. Xiao Yunyun is brave and masculine. Hua Mei is supreme, responsible and a little selfish. Two things worth mentioning in this soup and porridge article are Li Tao's master and servant. Li Tao is a typical rich second generation image. He was born well, born with a golden key in his mouth, has complete resources, good face, loves reputation, and has certain personal efforts. Although he is not bad to the core, he is jealous, ignores the constraints of laws, and occasionally becomes domineering and lawless. Li Bo, the representative of the dog-legger, uses his power to bully others, works as a villain, and does all kinds of bad things. But it often ends badly in the end. In the end, Li Bo let Ye Chudan wear a long-necked vase and beat him severely. After sinking into a lake, he was beaten and abandoned by his master. The author's description is really satisfying. Throughout the previous 61 chapters, the characters portrayed by the author have distinct personalities. Although when we were children, we always asked adults when listening to stories: Is this a good guy or a bad guy? But Tang Pou's article depicts a group of people. Each character has a distinct personality, each with its own characteristics, and all have a mental imprint of either/or, likes and dislikes. Experiences 4 and 5: None yet.
There are a lot of typos in this chapter... It's a bit hard to understand╮( ̄▽ ̄"")╭
Li Tao, what would he be without the whites of his eyes?
I feel like the plot is getting more and more packed, and I'm curious about how she will change her life in the North.