A Universal Tale of Cultivation

I found this book accidentally and finished reading it with surprise. There are many foreshadowings and plot twists, but they are not difficult to understand. Xiao Du has grown tremendously in this, and has gradually become a responsible and emotionally mature adult. He has really entered this story from an outsider and gained a lot. My favorite part is taking in the first and second apprentices. The two obvious allusions are Confucius and Huang Liang. This is the part where I think Xiao Du is most like an "immortal", resolving doubts for those who seek knowledge and providing guidance for those who are confused. Especially at the end of these two paragraphs, the white-haired old woman has not been trapped by secular prejudices in her life. (Of course, the teachings of her younger brother are also very important.) She finally found the fairyland in the world, and she was still pursuing the supreme knowledge at the last moment of her life. It can be said that if you hear the Tao in the morning, you will die in the evening. The second disciple told me from the beginning that Zun and Sang each lacked a part of the Tao. As I watched, I was guessing that only one of them would be left in the end. But in the end, the author made a role reversal and ended up with a dream ending, which is exquisite and ingenious. I don't know how to describe it. I think these two stories have the most classical fairy tale feel. Because from Xiao Du's perspective, most of what I see of him is a lively and gentle little copper spirit who chases love from time to time. Although Ming Mie later said that he felt that the sword master was unloving, hhh after all, he was filling the gap in the way of heaven, but I think Xiao Du was still able to show compassion for the common people. Finally, I regret that I think Xiaodu's peers and friends can talk more about it. The stories of their youth must also be very interesting.

Oh... It means that Mie itself is 50%, and a lot of people have to die to fill it up to 100. She can't kill so many people. The master is the same as her, so just use the master to fill it. The senior brother can't let her kill the master, so Ming Mie failed.

The writing is so good. I was deeply moved after reading it again.

I don't know for a moment who is worse off, the sugar in the glass shards. When the dust settles, this is their life. I love you so much. Very well written

Damn, it's hard to forgive my good intentions.

Hey, I'm 990 years old now, so why did I say I'm over 1,000 years old and haven't been in love yet?

It's over! Sprinkle flowers~

I'll add a comment! I quite like this style of writing. I'm not a noob. I quite like the writing style of cultivating immortals. I also like the setting. Anyway, come on, ma'am! The three generations of the sect are all very cool, but they all have to be vigorous?

I thought I would write a long review, but at that time I could only sigh with relief, "That's how it should be, that's how it should be." You can also book this pair [Light up cigarettes]

It's already 25,000 words, and you suddenly became so strong!! Dementia. Gif