It's good to read. I have been cultivating my mind with the three little ones. After reading this book, I feel much calmer. The author's description of psychological growth is very good, but the narrative is not that strong. When reading the story, there is no obvious main thread behind it. Each incident that occurs is very independent. Although there is a demon king, there is no feeling of being behind the scenes. In terms of personal positioning, it can only be regarded as the strength of a mid-term boss? However, the fact that there were no casualties on the positive side was commendable. The author's ability to fill holes needs to be further improved. Although the holes buried in the early stage are explained, they are only explanations. After reading the full text, there is still a slight feeling that the holes have not been filled. The characters are relatively flat, but the state of mind is described in detail, and every improvement in cultivation must be accompanied by a stable Taoist heart. This is different from other fairy tales. This alone is enough for me to praise it.