The Worry-Free Tribulation

Because I like this book very much, I want to leave a long review based on my personal understanding. When I first saw the copy, I thought it was a bit of a funny novel that was not much different from what I had read before. But as I read more and more, I found that this was not the case. There is a lot of foreshadowing in this book, so much so that in the early stages it gave me the feeling of a full-scale Riddler. After reading it, I deliberately looked through the front and found that the ringtone was mentioned repeatedly from the beginning. This reminded me of a commonly used technique in suspense novels called "gray line". This method of setting up foreshadowing is probably similar. In addition to this, the aforementioned Jiang Yazi who is in seclusion at the end of his life, the words Linfeng said, the dream-calling bell that was lost but has no trace, the destiny book that cannot be rewritten, and the voice of the heart that can only be heard occasionally... Will only remember it after seeing it later and sigh that the carrot is so good. After learning about Jiang Yazi's true identity, I felt creepy when I thought about the conversation between "Jiang Yazi" and the peak master in the previous article. Luobo has constructed a relatively complete and grand world view in this book. The other world where the missionaries come from, the real fairy world, and the three realms inhabited by humans and monsters are respectively the gimmick, the hook, and the home ground of this book, forming such a world view that constantly shocks me. Even after the main text is finished, you can still roughly imagine how that world will run. In terms of characters, there is no doubt that my favorite character is Qin Shuo. It is not difficult to see that Luobo spent a lot of effort to portray him. I once thought he was slow and tolerant, then I thought he was a bad guy who took responsibility randomly, and then after his transformation, I thought he was shrewd and goal-oriented. It was not until the end that I confirmed that he was actually the same as him in the first life, at least in terms of strength and tenacity. I like him, not only because of his strength and kindness, but also because of his strength and persistence. Shuoshuo is a smart kid, and he always makes the most of his intelligence, and intentionally or unintentionally attracts so many people who are fascinated by him. Because of this, I think it is somewhat inappropriate to call this a Danmei novel, because Shuoshuo's protagonist status is too prominent, and too many people have strong emotions and obsessions for him and would give up everything, but most of them have not left an irreplaceable mark in Shuoshuo's life. Of course, I like this very much. This kind of Shuoshuo is truly free and not bound by anything. Just like his name, worry-free. I like the name Wuyou very much. This name is not very unique in the novel, but to me it has a strong sense of fate. At first, I didn't know that this name was given by Master. After learning about it, my idea became more firm. Master naturally gave this name to Shuo Shuo in the hope that Shuo Shuo would be carefree, safe and happy. However, the three lives Shuo Shuo experienced were contrary to this. Under the influence of external forces, he was forced to accept the departure of those he cared about one by one, thus burying a deep obsession in his heart in his first life. On the other hand, after Shuoshuo truly let go of everything in the ending, he was truly "worry-free". Worry-free, you will reach immortality, your Taoist heart will remain the same, and you will never have worries. It is precisely for this reason that I prefer the original ending to the if line. I hope that Shuoshuo will truly let go of everything and have a truly worry-free ending. I also think the Feng Xi incident mentioned in the extra chapter is very cleverly set up. Shuo Shuo has suffered so much along the way. It's not that he has never done anything wrong, but now he does not regret his choice. As for the other characters, to be honest, I hated Song at first because of his betrayal and hatred. But when I really learned the truth of the matter, I couldn't hate it anymore. After all, if it was the real Xiao Song, I believe his choice would never be like this. As for the other characters, after seeing the ending, most of them just felt sad for their fate. Too many people's pursuits were tied to Shuo Shuo, and I couldn't help but feel a little bit of compassion. My favorite emotional line in the whole book is the master-disciple group. It is no exaggeration to say that I cry every time the master appears. I have always liked this kind of complete preference and trust. I think the master has never been sorry to Shuo Shuo from the beginning to the end. In my opinion, he is also the person Shuo Shuo trusts and cares about the most. (Well, maybe not, but this is my personal understanding) Everyone's feelings are very heavy. Driven by fate, everyone's love seems to have a sense of sacrifice, and they are willing to pave a road with flesh and blood for Shuoshuo's growth. I like this unhealthy relationship line! The female characters appearing in the article also have their own highlights. Although there are not many produced, they are all impressive. In short, after reading this book, I seemed to really see Shuoshuo struggling from the confused darkness to the magnanimous light. The shadow behind him was the price he had to pay. This kind of growth was painful, but it was unforgettable enough. Qin Shuo, Shuo Shuo, Wuyou, that person and soul who truly deserve to roam freely in this world.

One cooks, one chops wood, one builds the fire, one makes the bed, and one does nothing and pretends to be weak. Well done! Make a noise, make a noise! I picked up Shuoshuo and ran away (gearing my fists)

I feel inexplicably empty in my heart, maybe because the teacher's script is different from the previous heartthrob scripts. The plot in this story and the so-called "black hand" in the end are actually the protagonist himself. Qin Shuo is also one of the rare people in so many beautiful and immortal writings who finally cultivates the ruthless way. I have read a lot of romance and fantasy movies related to Wuqingdao. What is the ruthless way, the right way of killing relatives, or cutting off the seven emotions and six desires? Personally, I feel that the "ruthless way" in my heart is that the world is unkind and treats all things as stupid dogs. The Tao is ruthless but affectionate. Everyone is drunk and I am alone awake. Even though there are thousands of people, I am going alone. Therefore, Qin Shuo can put down his dignity and body for his own goals, and he can move forward without hesitation even though he knows that he will be reincarnated for two lives in exchange for a heavy debt, and finally achieves the great road after passing through thousands of sails. Apart from thousands of emotions and causes and effects, he is just the scenery on the road. He had been here, looked at it, and then moved on without hesitation. Therefore, he cultivated the "Tao" that his predecessors had not accomplished. The above are all personal thoughts. I beg the teacher to forgive me if they are wrong. Finally, I would like to give the teacher a big thumbs up??!!

As expected, Xuan Ye knew about it from the beginning but still let Shuo Shuo do it. I remember that in the previous life, he said that if Xuan Yan didn't cherish him, he would take it away.

It's awesome. I chased it all night and felt relieved. I probably know what the teacher wants to convey and express, but I'm just a reader of novels. In summary, the writing is still not strong enough, and the plot line is too confusing, resulting in the writing being a bit different. The ending also made me laugh, and I thought I had entered a non-CP cultivation channel. 🐶 Come on

Why did my wife change her name? 😭

Frog fun? Ah. Romance novels successfully cultivate the path of ruthlessness?

It's so awesome. My wife feels like she can make a TV series.

Deduct 1 to resurrect Xiaojin and Fox with one click

Where are the two Demon Lords? I thought they also had attack status, and Linfeng was pretty good too.