The writing style of "The Master of Cultivation" is pretty cool, the face is controlled, the emotional line is not abusive, and it is more of a group portrait.
I love this article. I didn't have high expectations. The writing style of this kind of cub novel is generally relatively new, but the writing style of this article is very good, the story line is well designed, and the various foreshadowings are also very exciting. The supporting characters are very three-dimensional and have their own story lines and highlight moments. It is not a traditional fairy tale, and there are not many emotional lines. It is recommended to turn off the paragraph comments because it is too violent.
First of all: Beauty Gong, Gong's beauty and temperament are described in many places, but there is less description of Shou's appearance; Shou's character is very similar to the ancient upgraded Liulong Aotian, who is very strong, many younger brothers are slapped in the face, and there are many opportunities; the writing style is very good, the text has a foundation, but sometimes it goes too far, and it will be a bit embarrassing to read (a little); the whole world of the novel is very grand, It is also full of details, so one drawback is that it is easy to understand if you don't read it carefully, and it is a bit boring if you read it carefully (for me). The writing style is very similar to the passionate work of Xianxia when the second disease broke out, and the story lines of various supporting characters are also very good; in general, the author gave almost all good quality and good opportunities to Shou, but the beautiful attack made me a little bit intolerable.
The overall plot and story are not strong, but there is nothing to say about the emotional aspect. Gong's age is very good, and the relationship between Gong and Shou is described very delicately. Most of the twists and turns of the plot are things that happened in the past. There are relatively outstanding supporting characters, but they are all for the emotional service of describing Gong and Shou. I didn't want to watch it until the middle and later stages. The writing is okay, and the taste of cultivating immortals is also quite decent. There are unorthodox cultivating settings, but they can be justified and there is no feeling of separation. It's okay to use it as a sweet cookie with a novel setting. Those who love to be pampered by immortals are in luck.
