You’re Actually This Kind of Senior Brother [Book Transmigration]

I've finished reading, so that Buddhist disciple is gone? No explanation? And the one from Shadow Sect? I felt that the writing at the back was really sloppy. I originally read the one next door, but the next one stopped updating. I saw that the writing was good and continued to read the results, em

The last part is a bit rushed, at least it can be extended to another 500,000 words, which is not enough. I'm going to give you a rough idea of ​​the background, I don't know if it's accurate or not, it's just my personal understanding and my imagination, and it contains a few spoilers. The author's background setting is very large, but the description is a bit vague. To sum up, there is an upper limit, and the lower limit is probably the kind of setting of thousands of small worlds. Creatures in the upper world are born to perform their own duties and are governed by the Supreme Law. I feel that this setting is similar to the divine world or fairy world in many novels. There are various positions, and it seems that there is a god king or emperor above them to control them. However, the difference is that the Supreme Law has no entity. Judging from the name, It should be a type of law and avenue, which is the same as the law of heaven in the world of cultivation. The difference is that the normal law of heaven has no conscious emotions and only maintains the movement of the world, but the supreme law is conscious and ambitious and wants to devour dragons of the same level to maintain its supreme status. In this upper realm, the one who can compete with the Supreme Law and has the same status is the divine dragon. However, the divine dragon needs to grow. It is estimated that after growing up, the upper realm will not be governed by the Supreme Law. So every divine dragon was killed by the Supreme Law in various ways and devoured energy before it even grew up. It was quite miserable, emm. Creatures in the upper world are bound by the supreme law before they cultivate their godhead. However, in addition to cultivating their godhead themselves, they can also pass it on to their successors. For example, if the person attacking in the upper world is the successor of a judge, his godhead was given to him by his predecessor. According to the author's description and my personal understanding, with the godhead you can get rid of the constraints of various positions, but it should still be governed by the supreme law, after all, it has the highest strength. This godhead can probably only allow the creatures in the upper world to achieve freedom of choice. The feeling of choosing to continue working or resigning should not be able to have personal freedom. After all, you cannot defeat the Supreme Law, unless you go to a world that is not bound by the Supreme Law. Then I was a little fascinated by the relationship between the upper world and various small worlds. I felt that the Supreme Law could also interfere with the small worlds. The intensity of the interference was uncertain and might vary from world to world. For example, in the world created by Shenlong, the interference might not be very strong and required the help of various external forces, so Gong was selected as the pawn to kill Shenlong. The newly born dragon was deceived by the Supreme Law into training in the lower realm. PS: Maybe the Supreme Law in the upper realm cannot kill the dragon directly or indirectly, and can only do it in the lower realm. The previous judge said that every divine dragon in the lower realm has not been able to return successfully. Based on this, it is speculated that the upper realm should not be able to kill the dragon. Then this experience is quite strange. Logically speaking, the dragon should choose a small world to reincarnate in and experience it. I don't know how the previous dragon was trained, but this dragon seems to have directly decomposed itself to create a world. The author has not written exactly how the experience is considered successful. I am blindly guessing and I will make up my own mind. The dragon experience may first decompose itself to create a small world. After the world is fully developed, its soul is reincarnated and cultivated and then ascended to the upper world. Of course, this experience itself is a trap. Originally, Shenlong should not need experience in the lower world. He can reach the top by practicing step by step, and then he may be able to directly create the world without decomposing himself. Moreover, the Supreme Law of this world should not be able to control it. The level may be similar to that of the upper world. In the future, Shenlong should have the power to directly kill the Law. Therefore, the Supreme Law feels that Shenlong is a big threat, so it is better to strike first. As a killer selected by the law, Gong entered the created world. His memory was blocked. Before the world was fully developed, the Supreme Law should have been able to interfere. He set up a plan that lasted for tens of millions of years. According to the original plot, it was successful. However, there was a variable like Gong. When Gong went to the upper realm, Falling in love with Shou at first sight, well, that's how I understand it, but judging from the author's description, maybe Gong didn't reach this level at the time, but he instinctively didn't want Shou to be killed by the supreme law, so he used his hands and feet before the lower world to let Shou's soul travel to another world, which is modern times. However, modern times should be able to be interfered by the Supreme Law, so Shou returned to his own world. The Supreme Law should have noticed the change, and the situation that was supposed to develop according to the previous plot has changed. As for why Shou can see the original design in modern times, I don't know if the author didn't write it. Based on my many years of reading experience, I will just make up my own imagination and extend it, hhh, anyway, there are many possibilities. The Supreme Law changed the layout. According to the development, Shou should have merged with the violent energy and was killed by the Law when he soared. However, Gong awakened the memory of his past life, and the artifact derived from Shou's body also helped. After some operations, the small world where Gong Shou was located successfully got rid of the interference of the Supreme Law and became completely independent. To be honest, the ending is a bit rushed. I haven't finished reading it yet. I think I can write 500,000 words in detail, and then I can continue to expand it, attack and accept the upper realm, and then destroy the supreme law through various operations, once and for all. Is the author not considering publishing a second volume? Hhhhhh~ I wrote a lot here and there, I hope I got it right. In addition, alas~ I haven't seen enough of Gong Shou's sweet love. It was almost the finale before they made it clear that they were together. I really want to see their sticky love life~

It's fair enough, but it feels like the plot is a bit unfinished

Isn't there a sister chapter? ! My sister is so handsome, how could there be no sister chapter!

I've finished reading it, and it's very interesting all the way down, but there are a lot of pitfalls that I haven't filled in in the QAQ. I can only say, come on, madam, I'm waiting for you to open the new book of White Moonlight! ! ! !

Where is my sister! Where is the chief of the Shadow Sect! Sorry

Now that I've finished reading it, there are indeed a lot of things that haven't been explained clearly. First of all, the first encounter was only revealed in the extra chapter, so it was very confusing when I was watching it near the end. And since the extra chapter has already explained it, I didn't go into more details. I left the second encounter for everyone to think about. . . . And if Shou didn't travel through books, how did his soul come to modern times, and what happened to his personality changes? In order to avoid the demon emperor, he blocked his spiritual consciousness and five senses. Who was the young master later? And the ending of Zhili was not made clear, and if they were in the lower world together, when did Gong recover the memory of the upper world? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh> ​​The writing is great, but some holes are not filled in and it makes me crazy ahhhhhhhhhhhh, the ending of Zhili is not clear.

It feels like there are really a lot of holes that have not been filled in, and some of the emotional lines are also weird, especially Chu Que and Bei Mo. The original protagonist group, I just fell in love with it as soon as I said I liked it, which makes people feel like they skipped a chapter.

The Supreme Law manages the small world, but the dragons can create their own worlds and formulate laws, so the Supreme Law wants to devour this ability of the dragons during their experience and take over the world they created. The senior brother was the sword in the hands of the Supreme Law this time. He wanted to kill Ayan during the training, but he didn't expect to directly rebel after taking one look at Long. Senior brother should have done something after Ayan sealed his spiritual consciousness, and sent Ayan to the modern age. In response to the sentence, I thought about hiding you at first, but failed, and God sent Ayan back again. The senior brother must have remembered his duty to imprison the dragon after Ayan transformed into a dragon, but he had already rebelled, so he just wanted to kill the law. However, the sword spirit of the imprisoned dragon also woke up and tried to attack the dragon twice. But in the end, if senior brother and Ayan succeed in ascending, will they return to the upper realm where they have been? Doesn't that mean we have to mess with the rules again (bushi Some of the buried lines have been mentioned in one sentence, but when I filled them in, I may have made them up in my head (ah this Finally, I would like to send my best wishes to senior brother and Ayan~

It's so sweet, but there are too few extras, not enough to watch <(ToT)> The pitfalls of Buddha and others mentioned earlier have not been filled.