Summoning the Gods

I feel like Xiaoyan's personality has changed a bit now that she's called Yunshu, and she's not as cute as before (a pity)

A few days after watching it. Suddenly I discovered that the prophecy given to the male protagonist by Tianwen before was not written about a woman going against the will of heaven? ? I thought this was some important foreshadowing. Or did I forget to write it? ? At the ginkgo tree before, the ginkgo tree said that there was a pair of lovers. The man was holding the sleeping woman, and they were a loving couple. I thought this was some important information, but I still didn't see it. . . Skip it too quickly?

That blushing Xiaoyan is gone.

I actually ordered all of this, and I'm completely unimpressed.

Tianquan Sect's school uniform…school uniform…school uniform…

The tough-talking persona is actually that of my disciple, right? Why are you so tough-talking, Master?

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

"It's not that you are good at swordsmanship" is a big bug for the author~ It's not that I'm not good at swordsmanship (should I?)

Uh, it feels a bit far-fetched. . . . Jiu Wei sacrificed all the creatures in Yunzhong City, and even let Dan Xie go out and kill many people during those three hundred years. This did not mean that he planned to let Dan Xie and the Kunlun Realm perish together. . . Also, when Jiu Wei said to Dan Xie in Xinglin City before, you will know that those words were clearly ambiguous and nostalgic, or the author deliberately hinted to mislead readers that Jiu Wei was on Dan Xie's side. . But if he just wanted to eliminate Dan Xie, there was no need to be so nice to Dan Xie. Later, he wrote about Jiuwei's psychological activities, saying that Tianwen taught the heroine bow and arrow to emphasize to him that his abandoned son was "her"... Which is inconsistent with the current explanation. . . He also took the initiative to kill the woman several times, but the heroine had not yet reached 500 years old at that time, and she was truly dead when she died. If he accidentally killed her (such as the time on the battlefield in the previous chapters), and Dan Xie did not die at the same time, the heroine's death would have been in vain. . . From this perspective, the heroine died three hundred years ago. It would have been nice to kill Dan Xie at that time, but the heroine could not be reborn. . . In the end, Dan Xie's death was not due to self-destruction due to the rules of heaven. The heroine absorbed the evil energy and interrupted it. Instead, Dan Xie died with one arrow and a slight last stab = Dan Xie's fart. If there is no need to kill according to the laws of heaven, Dan Xie has been killed many times in those three hundred years, and the heroine was in a dead state at that time, then Dan Xie should be completely eliminated. Finally, if this is the case, I can't understand why Jiu Wei didn't tell Tianwen, but let Tianwen stop him so many times, and even had the ability to kill Tianwen (who is said to be the first person in the world after overcoming the tribulation) or trap him so that he would not hinder his plan (killing Danxie many times and awakening the heroine). . . .