After the White Moonlight Fell to Demonic Ways

After reading it in one day, it was worthy of me. Tell me your feelings, there should be no spoilers (I didn't write this in the first chapter anyway) Let's talk about the advantages first. The plot is actually very exciting. Ming Qing's physique is a real golden finger. It can be said that as long as she lives, she will be invincible sooner or later. What's more, the entire human race has spent money to support her. It's like turning on an accelerator all the way. There is nothing wrong with the relationship between the two protagonists. The whole story goes in both directions, and it is a matter of course, and no one even jumps out to object. Although geniuses have written several novels in this novel, no matter in terms of length or golden fingers, they are far inferior to the two protagonists and are qualified side dishes. But there is a flaw. In the finale, the supporting characters all sacrificed their lives for justice, but in my opinion, there was no feeling or recognition. The author's description did not make me feel passionate, and there was no fluctuation in my heart. I even felt that there was no need to be so tragic. I felt that you could still survive. There is basically no abuse or the Riddler in the whole story. Even after knowing the truth about 30,000 years ago, I felt that the top brass of the human race were cute and stupid. Regardless of whether they are monsters or demons, they don't have any very special motives. They are really just pursuing a career for the survival of the race, and the strategies they use are simpler than the last. The whole text is a method of sowing discord that has been tried and tested. Ji Wuchang was harmed 30,000 years ago, and he can still be involved in another 30,000 years later. All I can say is, human race, can we have more trust in our own geniuses? Can you do more research on preventing mind-affecting spells? Heaven has been so good to you that it gave you a golden finger tens of thousands of years ago, but in the end, except for the first one, the second one and the third one are almost gone for you. The thing I want to complain about the most is, what is Ji Wuchang's identity? Ming Qing has her in front of her. At the beginning, the senior officials had a grudge against her and were willing to spend all the resources of the family for Ming Qing. Ji Wuchang directly relied on the deeds of the previous generation of human emperors and became a national idol as soon as she woke up. For such a character, you actually let her work as an undercover agent? First let's talk about whether the Monster Race believes it or not. In terms of motivation, Ji Wuchang, the future leader of the Human Race, was raised by the Human Race since she was a child. Her relatives and friends are all in the Human Race. What is her purpose in returning to the Monster Race? She went to the demon clan and there was a demon lord pressing down on her. Why did she betray the human clan? I don't believe she's a monster either, so I'll grab a few people to try her out. Then the problem comes again. Being an undercover agent these days will inevitably do something against one's conscience. Ji Wuchang is a national idol, so there can't be any stain on the route she takes, right? Even if she succeeds as an undercover agent, she still has a criminal record. Ji Wuchang's senior sister also died quite casually. She was accidentally killed trying to stop the angry monk. . . In my opinion, people of Ji Wuchang's generation were very casual and unjust, and they were easily manipulated by a second-generation demon lord's alienation plan. This alienation plan even took two steps, first intercepting the message, and then using my invincible disciple to decipher, copy and paste. . . There will be misunderstandings, riots, manslaughter, humans, monsters and demons.

Human nature is neither paranoid good nor paranoid evil. It was only after reading the last few chapters that I felt like it was real. Many times, the people in cultivation novels are either upright and open-minded, or they are narrow-minded, hypocritical and selfish. But there is none here. In fact, because the "race" distinction is too straightforward, its character is also fuller. The seniors who have been cultivating for tens of thousands of years can fight against heaven with their lives for the sake of righteousness, wipe out scars with their lives, and can also hate demon cultivators to the point of being pathological, and they can't influence the fate of human beings. It is commendable that a superior person does not exceed the rules. The slave situation of human-monsters was the unequal relationship between superiors and subordinates created by the demon masters at that time, while the human-monsters sat separately and became antagonists, without a final ruler. It is easy to understand here. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the three kingdoms hated each other, and then they were unified. In fact, I don't really want to write the story of the protagonist here. The two of them are idealistic high-rise buildings, which are too dreamy. I want to write about Yao from Wuji Peak, a guy whose name I can't even remember clearly, and the only outright bad guy in the article. At that time, the relationship between the aristocratic family and the sect should have been that the sect was greater than the aristocratic family. This can be seen from the fact that he no longer cares about the affairs of the clan after joining the family. Yao is actually more like a puppet, a brainwashed puppet. She was trained too perfectly to be like a successor in the era of cultivation. The strength in the era of cultivation was far greater than any other, and the strength was often restricted by the character of the mind. The premature exposure to the concept of "becoming a young clan leader" and the situation of being "pushed along" by her clan members made her destined to not follow the same path as the protagonist. Therefore, she has learned how to win over people's hearts since she was a child. Naturally, there are more people from different classes around her, and cross-class communication between classes is actually a very "dangerous" thing. Unconsciously, she will be praised very highly. She is getting more and more deeply trapped in the dream that her family has woven for her. She has been pushed to the position of young sect leader since she was born. She has enough talent, background, and confidence. But with a side kick, it was a half-demon, a half-demon who looked glamorous on the outside, but might be quite dirty behind the scenes. "I'm just telling everyone her true face," Senior Sister Yao thought. As expected, Liuyue jumped down, the black lotus between her brows became a complete enemy. Her purpose was achieved. Anyone can do it, but it must not be a half-demon. She has a high-sounding reason, a reason to build a high wall for her broken dream. But the dream was broken again, this time it was Ming Qing, a girl she had never paid attention to, or maybe she had looked at her, but the fact that Ming Qing couldn't hold a sword made her dismissive. So she paranoidly used her future to exchange for a Mingyue Sword, a sword that symbolized the sun, moon and stars, the strongest in the world, the former chief disciple of the Shangqing Sect, Mu Liuyue. From this point of view, she seems to be no different from most people. Wei Xiaoyue's goal is to strengthen the demon clan, but later the demon clan declined and agreed to reconcile. Wei Xiaoyue was able to show a little "identification" and "praise" for the protagonist. Others do not have family bonds, just like the Immaculate Holy Body must practice swordsmanship, so their goals can be to travel around the mountains and rivers, or to rob the rich and help the poor. They and the protagonist can become friends and comrades-in-arms. But she can never do it, because she is the head of the Yao clan, a weapon to restrain the blood demon, and a girl with outstanding talents. Therefore, when she steps into the Shangqing Sect, she must and can only be the young sect leader, so she will always be in a hostile relationship with the protagonist, and they are destined to fight to the death. This is a character destined to be tragic.

Ji Qianli: Shouldn't I be allowed to meet my sisters when they come back? ! [Split]

Ji Wuchang is really brilliant. I was a little disappointed when I saw it at the end. He is such an unlucky man. The ending is very good, everyone has a happy ending. When I saw the middle, I really felt that Ming Qing was a bqueen. Ha, the plot is better than the characters. Maybe it has something to do with the lack of emotional lines. Ming Qing desperately wanted to save his senior sister and focused on his career and strength. However, he took it back at the end. With his senior sister by his side, Ming Qing's character became more vivid and full. The author is really awesome. I was amazed by many of the settings. They are all fateful designs that echo back and forth. They are all details. The stars in the eyes, the spiritual appearance of the protagonist, and the giant turtle Ji Wuchang's shadow. Really amazing settings. In the end, they are all connected. Destiny has a beginning and an end. They are the cause and effect of each other. Watch and help each other.

The author has written so many good articles, can you try a radio drama?

It's so beautiful that I stayed up all night to read it. It's one of the best Lily Cultivation Stories in Jinjiang 😍

It's so fun to read. When will the author publish a new article? 🥺 Just wait and see [Spread flowers]

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The ending is so beautiful. The extras are also very interesting.

Finished with flowers, super nice [Purple Sugar] kswl