I have read relatively few articles about Dongxuan or pure ancient themes. Most of them are short and humorous articles, including some systematic articles.
Science... Modernization... Ah, yes, this is Dongxuan text, not an imaginary modern text!
I think one of the great features of the author's writing is that he can combine modern things with fantasy settings very well, and it is both scientific and silly. I recommend this column.
In fact, it is based on the background of an ancient game, with elements of the fourth natural disaster, and the protagonist has a rather b-king setting. It seems a bit old, is it a mutual attack...? I can't remember clearly
I always thought I was watching a uncensored movie, the emotional line was so inexplicable, and the characters were pretty bad...
The setting background before time travel is very vague. I feel like I have read hundreds of chapters and still don't know what the so-called Star Network is. I don't know what the protagonist's original identity is. How come the identity of some god or Buddha came out of a place like the Star Network that sounds very technological. Also, are the bosses mentioned at the beginning real bosses or simply referring to them being powerful real players... In short, I feel that the settings are incomplete and many of them are not explained clearly.
For a farming novel, the plot is barely okay (is Weird now considered a genre with a conventional world setting? It feels like a big world view, but it is basically not clearly written. The setting is also very fragmented and hodgepodge here and there. The idea is good, but the writing is not strong enough to support this world view setting.
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It was almost to the end that I realized that the copywriting had been greatly changed... No wonder I said it was so different from what I expected... I read hundreds of chapters and didn't see anything in the copywriting... This is a copywriting scam, right? () I remember the original copywriting said that smart and weird bosses are rushing to buy things grown by the protagonist... Now I am seriously eating books. If the copywriting was like this from the beginning, I would never click in to read this article.
