It's pretty good. The male protagonist's inner emotional changes are well described, while the female protagonist's psychological descriptions are mostly childhood memories. Emotionally the heroine has no tension and is a bit like a robot. Readable in a wilderness of books
Overall, it's okay, but the copywriting is not good. I was persuaded by the copywriter to give up the novel before, thinking that the copywriting was flashy and unrealistic. The first ten chapters of the novel seemed to be in line with the copywriting and seemed to be a high-end romance, but it was still inseparable from some bloody and different plots later on. In fact, it is an ordinary salvation text. The copywriting gave me a lot of misleading
Recently, I started reading chronicle articles in Lujiang again. I have read a few books that I have collected quite a lot. In comparison, this one is more impressive. Both the career and emotional lines are very good. It's just that when I watch it over and over again, some parts feel silly...
When I was following the series, I saw the battle with the Immortal which was the climax. The rest of the story was really average. I skipped the middle and went straight to Immortal World. The wool at the beginning was okay. After entering Immortal World, what I couldn't understand was that the man named Qin and Feng Nu were acting like they couldn't help themselves. I was really speechless when describing the highlights of their individual hearts.
I followed the series before and it was quite interesting. Forgot to rate! I was looking for novels during the recent Chinese New Year holiday but couldn't find any good novels. I came back and saw this book before I thought of rating it. I was surprised after looking at the ratings. In fact, this book is quite good and worth reading. It seemed to have a plot, and the emotional lines were pretty good, but the ending was a bit bland, so I didn't buy it all at the time!
The story is really, really good, but the emotional scenes are really average and don't match the background of the novel. It's really annoying to have two chapters at a critical moment in the story. Also, the ending is not that exciting. I don't understand that three days in one actually take up three chapters. The ending is just mentioned in one stroke. I don't have any memory points after reading it. The emotional scene is one star, but the whole background of the novel is developed very well. Except for the emotional scene and the ending, which were skipped, I read the rest very seriously, and it took me two days to finish it.