Oracle [Book Transmigration]

After seeing Chu Da's confession, I felt that this story was more consistent. In fact, this book feels too much like a dream to me, a dream within a dream like Inception. Even though Xiao Si gave his own answer at the end, believing that the criterion of truth and falsehood lies in himself, and Chu Er is the anchor of his self, there are still many places where it feels like a metaphor, especially Chu Er's words, "Maybe I have been with you all your life in the unknown world." How should I put it? It's a visual sense of the world of fan fiction derived from ancient BE, which is very poignant. I guess the part between Song Si and Wu Jin in the conscious world will be controversial, but for the character of Song Si, missing the "nurturing" part will definitely be a failure. Although the wife did not write it explicitly, it is obvious that the man who was raised by Brother Chu subconsciously chose the same path. He raised an enemy and had countless opportunities to kill the other party or make life difficult for the other party. But in the end, just as Brother Chu watched Song Si everywhere while he was growing up but did nothing, Song Si only guarded and educated Wu Jin according to universal values. This is an unconscious inheritance and a sharp contrast. People who carry the truth are always silent and complicated, and the subtleties of human nature require the magic touch of the plot. If Song Si hadn't raised Wu Jin for fifteen years, I'm afraid he wouldn't have been so firm and calm in breaking off the engagement with Brother Chu. At first I thought the plot of the engagement was too abstract, trying to make it more dramatic. But when Song Si came out to break off the engagement after fifteen years in the conscious world, I thought this plot was brilliant. Metaphors, wives who play with such themes are masters of metaphors. Breaking off the engagement is like a kind of self-consistency and reconciliation. It not only belongs to Song Si, who is quite ordinary but has no idea about becoming a god, but also belongs to Song Si, who has gone through thousands of years and strengthened his personality imprint countless times in torture. If thousands of years have passed and you still feel embarrassed and resentful of your childish decisions in the past, wouldn't that be OOC? Chu Er is also very interesting. I don't mean his personality, but he is unique compared to the "god" setting. In many works, the protagonist is struggling between divinity and humanity. If there is a CP, either the CP will become a god or a saint together, or the CP is an absolutely firm "self" anchor, which must be imprinted by the protagonist and this imprint represents the "human" side of the protagonist. Chu Er is a typical example of this kind of framework. My personal sense of it feels a little thin, but this is usually the case for articles involving the propositions of "self" and "consciousness". What I care about most in this article is Chu University. I feel that this kind of ancient fandom belongs to Chu University's perspective (Goutou There's actually not much to say about this character from the front, but he's damn charming. He is a born consciousness spaceship, holds a high position, is rich and handsome, and has raised a "god"... To be honest, I think it would be more reasonable not to point out how much he cares about the marriage of his two brothers. The latter is a bit too obvious. This kind of supporting role of a boss should bury everything deep in his heart, so that no one can see it. He should be sitting in the clouds about specious justice and evil, and specious family love. Of course, Xiao Si and Chu Er still hope that their brother will see more of the real world and understand. Overall, it is a good article, good ideas, good writing style, and satisfying.

In fact, I used to think that having strong power but not using it is a waste of talent, but after reading this article, I gradually understood that it is our own choice to live a life that is so-called. The so-called "high place" is not necessarily good, and may bring more pain than it brings. The wild flowers at the foot of the mountain are also beautiful, the grass is also very comfortable, soaked in love, and a peaceful life is also good.

I really liked the first part, it was well conceived and the suspense setting was very engaging. The character setting of the supporting characters is also very special. I don't like Fu hope, he is too hypocritical, and even later I felt a bit like a white lotus. He felt that he wanted to save those who took medicine, but let others sacrifice, so he betrayed his friends. If you betray, just betray. If you stick to your original intention, I would still give it a high look, but later he would cry and say that he was sorry for his friends and wanted to save them... Although I don't like this character, I can also say that the author's setting of this character is quite special. But when the plot reached the end, I regretted reading this article a little bit. But I saw it until the end, so I just read on. To be honest, it felt like I had swallowed a fly. The way to punish the bad guy is to destroy whatever he wants, but the plot set up by the author is to let the protagonist save him, fall in love with him, and then give up on him, and then the bad guy regrets it... I don't think this is whitewashing... I want to ask what kind of holy father the protagonist is. Faced with a person who imprisons himself, does not regard himself as a human being, and even wants you to leave descendants through undignified methods, what is the need for the protagonist to finally think that "there is no way to simply hate him". What is the meaning? All in all, if you're thinking of buying one, be warned! ! ! 1. This article is not a good one. The protagonist is frustrated until the end. 2. The dual strength is just an ability setting. Both of them have strong abilities, but the protagonist is still being abused until the third to last chapter. 3. You may think that the protagonist is too holy. He even tries to influence the bad guys I mentioned above. 4. There is a supporting role of the Madonna, not a praiseworthy Madonna, but the kind of Madonna that everyone wants to kill in zombie novels. 5. People with heart-throb tendencies should be cautious if they have Lei! Finally, I have always been afraid that the author would write a plot where the protagonist forgives Fu hope and shakes hands to reconcile. Fortunately, he didn't write it, otherwise I would have swallowed a lot more flies.

I finished reading it quickly, Zundu is very good! Especially the setting of the worldview and timeline. It's hard to set it up well, and it's even harder to write it out, make it understandable, and write it well. You're so awesome! I wish my wife great success when writing in the future!

The following does not contain spoilers. In fact, Shou is not as holy and aggrieved as said in the comment area. I think it all depends on how the individual understands punishment. I think Shou's character design is complete. He is a good person in the true sense, so he will put the lives of ordinary civilians at heart and be threatened. It seems that his super power is a bit weak. If he would not be threatened, then he would directly become emperor and become a villain. Including the punishment of villains, I think this method is very good. It allows a person to gain and lose, and then find that it is impossible to go back, and even the gains are fake. It is more painful for him than directly killing him or torturing him. The holy father who implements the teacher's obsession seems to be a tool. I feel that his existence is purely to connect and inspire the plot. In the end, even his whereabouts are not explained much. This part can be changed. This person feels that the meaning of existence is completely tool, just to inspire and attack (repair the part). The overall character is very unreal.

Good reading. I didn't expect this book to be so cold. The author writes well and the world view is also very grand. I really like Chu Mingyi and Song Si's character [shy][shy][shy][shy] Oh my, it's so good. I'm going to read the author's other works.

I would like to ask if feeling is the original body? Or has Shou traveled through time a long time ago and just lost his memory and forgotten it (I haven't read the novel yet to ask)

What I saw in front of me made me think about it and I was so scared, so disgusting! ! !

So pretty! ! ! ! ! The best novel I've read this year! ! ! !

Finished reading! Nice! It's been a long time since I've come across a novel that I can read in its entirety, thank you teacher!