Hunting Immortals

I feel so uncomfortable, it's so painful that I'm scratching my head. I like Yun Fan and Xiao Lunian, who are just two individuals with simple and clear life experiences, instead of two people with such complicated life backgrounds. It's not easy to find a novel that suits my taste. Thinking about this kind of plot, I really... Got choked up in my chest. From Xiao Liunian's farewell to Hehai to the ending, I have been unmoved (about the plot). I have obsessive-compulsive disorder and forced myself to read the rest. Reincarnation is a big shock to me. I can only say that I feel too uncomfortable. Why do you have to write it like this? ! ! (Just complaining, the author wrote very well, but I am incompetent) The author's writing is really good, and all the foreshadowings are explained, but I won't read it a second time (it's really painful to be caught off guard)

You are right in the comment section. From the point of view of force (controlling the AI), it is like a runaway wild horse and will never return. It is not as reasonable as if the heroine is their daughter. The last paragraph is too detoured... Pain Mask

Read it in one sitting! Cheap and good looking! I really like the characters of the male and female protagonists, and the writing is also good. The plot is simple but complete and smooth. There is no female rivalry, messy emotional lines and terrible supporting characters. Especially the male protagonist, such a Shuangshang online person is kind, gentle and firm. He dotes on the heroine from the beginning to the end, trusts the heroine, does not misunderstand the heroine, listens to the heroine's explanation, and does not abuse the heroine. It is really rare to see a male protagonist in Jinjiang! ! ! What a good article

I finished reading it out of some kind of obsessive-compulsive disorder, but this is probably a bad ending. . . The second half of the plot seemed like the author didn't want to write it anymore and ended it forcefully. It sucked.

I like Yun Fan and senior brother. It would have been better if there was more tension in the first half of the relationship. Starting from the dual/xiu period, the second half emmmmm is a bit hard to describe.

I just want to watch a simple senior brother and junior sister, and don't talk about rebirth and remnant souls! ! ! 5 Stars ahead! ! ! From now on, it's all about letting yourself go and letting the dog's tail continue! ! ! Give me back my glorious years! ! !

I've always been looking for a quick word when reading, and I usually just gulp it down in a hurry. At the end of this book, I actually didn't fully understand the mystery of the male and female protagonist's life experiences. I vaguely felt that the female protagonist was a reincarnation, but I didn't understand the male protagonist. But is this important? I read in the comments that many people care about the life experiences of the male and female protagonists. I don't think it's a big deal. This book tells the story of Yun Fan and Xiao Liunian. From acquaintance to falling in love, the story is very complete and the plot is relatively smooth. The so-called mystery of their life experience is just an inconspicuous part of their long journey to immortality. It was a coincidence that they met. The place Yun Fan was looking for happened to be captured by Brother Durian's sect. They have known each other for a long time, and they understand each other and accommodate each other. They fell in love and further deepened their relationship based on their mutual understanding. Yun Fan loves Liu Nian, and Liu Nian loves Yun Fan. What they love is each other, and it has nothing to do with their identity or life experience. So there is no need to worry about whether they are reincarnated or reborn immediately. Their feelings are very pure and not mixed with other factors.

This book is very well written. The plot is compact and the characters are full of characters. I personally like this setting very much. I finished it in one night~

It's so good, I finished it in a few hours

Woo woo hoo, this is the end of this story. I followed it from pre-release to completion. There was a period in between when I felt that it was hard to follow the series, so I stocked up on it for two months. It was really good to read it in one go. I think Chongri Beilou and Liunian Yunfan are a bit like the protagonists in the Chinese comic Fox Demon Little Matchmaker. They also lost their memory and strength and fell in love with each other hundreds of years later. It has a sense of fate. It is really well written. I followed it from my fifth junior sister, and found that my wife's fairy tale seems like a world view. They are all interoperable, but the timelines are different, and is there any relationship between Qiu Jinfeng in this book and the heroine in the pre-released book? They are both named Qiu. Is the pre-released heroine in the timeline the senior Qiu Jinfeng, or is it hundreds of years later? That book has not been opened yet. I really like the common world view in large letters. Will I tell the story of Chi Mian in the future, or the outside world? After all, the three sects of Jiuhuan have written two hahh