Chen Yuan (Complete Works)

The beginning was great, but within two chapters the protagonist was chopped up by mortals and made into human flesh buns? And then cultivate immortality on his behalf? When I saw this place on horseback, everyone was dumbfounded. Such a good setting in front of me suddenly became inexplicable. This was a very good book, but it ended up with this setting. This book is very difficult to become popular, and many people just abandoned it here.

This novel tells the story of how Ji Xiaoer, a human flesh dealer, takes the place of others and opens a harem to save the world and whiten himself. It can only be said that no matter which dynasty or country, being a human meat dumpling and inheriting the family business by taking someone else's identity is extremely bad and can be punished by death...

The writing is very good, and there is echo at the end. It can explain the unreasonableness of the previous chapters clearly, but the plot is really not good. First of all, the aura given by the author to the protagonist really affects the experience. Why does the protagonist do so much? As for how many women have paid so much for him. Secondly, the battle between Qingshi's hundred reincarnations and one worldly destiny is in vain in the end. Shigege is really disappointing. The last few chapters filled in a lot of holes and planned a huge game. Ji Ruochen is just one of the pawns. The author could have used this conspiracy as the focus of the book to describe the powerlessness of the small characters in the overall situation. It would not make people immersed in the entanglement of love and hate. At the last moment, it was discovered that the plot direction has nothing to do with love.

It's really just the beginning💩. At the beginning, the protagonist is given a lot of settings, such as reincarnations and rare treasures, but out of nowhere, he kills the protagonist with a drug and a sap? He grabbed the exotic treasure, buried the protagonist, and suddenly became the protagonist? The most speechless thing is that there are still a lot of licks 🐶 saying that this 💩 smells really good, and feeding them is really exciting

This Yinfeng is really good, and this Gu Qing is really disgusting. Fortunately, one left and the other went home separately, and Taoist Yinfeng was fine alone.

There is a saying that if a mortal body is cut on the neck with a knife, it will die. Knowing that there will be a catastrophe in this life, why not be cautious and cautious? Looking at the attitude of this inn, it seems that it is condescending, and its behavior is not stable at all. It is normal for the body to be fragile and the ship capsized in the gutter.

This is the beginning. . . The story of an innocent young man who grew up eating human meat buns and drinking bone soup and took the opportunity to become an immortal after being banished to immortality?

This book is so good. I can't understand why it is so unpopular.

Yun Wuhua and Ji Bingxian died like this😭

After so many years, looking back on this fate is still wonderful! The first impression Chen Yuan gave me was the rather wonderful world described in the novel. In this world, there is heaven, there is heaven in heaven, there is heaven in heaven, there is heaven in heaven, there is Daluo Jinxian, there are patrolling immortals, there are celestial demons, and there is bluestone. The Emperor of Heaven is high above me and gives me the feeling of great wisdom and tenderness. Daluo Jinxian makes me feel aloof, arrogant and domineering, coming to the human world to run rampant and domineering. The inspection of the Immortal Envoy made me feel affectionate and righteous, and his attitude towards Qingshi Qidi was so cool! Especially willing to be reincarnated with Qingshi for hundreds of generations! It's a pity that in his last life, the high-spirited young master of aristocratic family was beaten from behind, and everything was almost replaced by the waiter~ Maybe it was the thrilling feeling of falling into the mortal world, or maybe it was the pride of an immortal that made him furious. In short, the feeling of him being Yinfeng made me feel a little darkened and withdrawn. I was moved by his kindness and righteousness in chanting sutras for Qingshi in Tianhe and his willingness to be reincarnated together for hundreds of lives. I was moved by his heroic spirit when he went to Kunlun as the son of a noble family in his last life. So when I saw him, I coldly said to Qingshi, "All living beings are like ants. You and I have finished cultivating." In this hundred reincarnations, returning to heaven is a priority. As for the world being turned upside down, I don't care about him... I sincerely feel good about him, and I think with a sneer. It is indeed a strict hierarchy. Why should we, an ant, share our love with the superior immortal? ... I thought he and Qingshi were in love. Looking back now, maybe when he met Qingshi Chanting, maybe he was out of curiosity, maybe he was trained as a kindred spirit, or maybe he was a loving and righteous immortal at that time, but after a hundred reincarnations, he was beaten by the waiter in the shop. , He is no longer him... Maybe it is his nature to be aloof and regard all living beings as ants, and it is also the nature of all immortals... But, in the final analysis, if there is no such stick as the waiter, would he still be the sentimental and righteous immortal? This world has a human world, there is the Tang Dynasty, the Tang Dynasty has Emperor Ming of Tang, Concubine Yang, Gao Lishi, An Lushan and Shi Siming, there are many immortal cultivators, there is the Taoist Sect, there is the Real Man Protecting the Country, there is the Dao Sect of the World, there is the Monster Clan, there is the Endless Sea, there is the Dragon Palace... And there is a waiter in the shop. I feel that Emperor Tang Ming couldn't help it, because Concubine Yang was a cultivator of immortality, Gao Lishi was a member of the Taoist Sect, and Zhenren Hu Guo was also a cultivator of immortality. The stability of his world seemed to be determined by the Dragon Qi Ling Cave. The Qi is in Chang'an, and he is safe. The Dragon Qi is in Luoyang, and the world is uneasy. The Qi of Huangquan is raging in Luoyang, and he can't do anything about it. The Taoist Sect destroys the spiritual caves, and he can't do anything about it. He can't do anything about the Mawei Incident... Is this still the Supreme Being of the Nine-Five-Year Plan? Speaking of the Nine-Five Supreme Being, the identity of the waiter in the shop is not ordinary. The boss and the landlady are actually the Nine Nether Demons. He should have been King Zhou in countless previous lives! The Conferred God experience was actually related to the Heavenly Demon who was released by Qingshi, and is now the owner of the Endless Sea! The waiter's previous life as King Zhou, what was that experience like? What is the truth behind the Great Tribulation of the Gods? Why is King Zhou reincarnated as a waiter? Can he actually refine the Mountain and River Cauldron of King Wen of the Zhou Dynasty? I feel like the author of Chenyuan can write a lot! It's like playing a big game of chess, connecting the ancient secrets about the heaven, the human world, the Nine Netherworld, dynasties, immortals, mortals, immortal cultivators, monsters, Dragon Palace, Nuwa, etc. For us to take a look! …Fortunately, the ending is not bad, it's pretty good, isn't it? Finally, let me talk about my personal feelings. I think the most wonderful thing about Chen Yuan is that he uses a relatively soothing tone to describe a wonderful three-dimensional world to readers. I believe that when many readers look back on the world, they will relish the images of the three worlds described in the novel: heaven, human world, and the Nine Netherworld. I will also relish the timeline depicted in the novel, the ancient myths, and the series of historical records, from the great catastrophe of King Zhou's ascension to the gods, mixed with hundreds of reincarnations, to the prosperous Kaiyuan era of the Tang Dynasty, interspersed with King Zhou, Daji, Immortal, Qingshi, Emperor Ming of the Tang Dynasty, Concubine Yang Guifei, as well as the Master of the Endless Sea, Daluo Jinxian, Yama of the Ten Palaces, Daodezong and other immortal cultivators, and so on, real or fictitious characters, have performed countless wonderful stories. The above is enough to construct a fantasy world that can run relatively independently in our minds. We talk about it, we soothe our emotions, and we open our minds to it... Well, there is also... I think the highlight of the novel is that we follow the perspectives of various protagonists in the book, like traveling, and see all kinds of corners of the world, all kinds of strange things... In this journey, I personally feel that there is a hidden description of revelation and resistance! Revealing the unfairness of this world dominated by heaven. For example, the ignorant Qingshi mistakenly let go of the heavenly demon, and was sentenced to hundreds of reincarnations. Is it reasonable? Without the company of the immortals, could she have gone through this reincarnation smoothly? Rather than indulge in it and just sink? For example, if the waiter in the shop is daring and kills an immortal, then the immortal has his fault and his debtor, and all he needs to do is seek revenge from the waiter. Why should he unleash his wrath on the immortal and make the entire world of cultivating immortals rife with murder? Is this still the same immortal who felt for Qingshi and chose reincarnation? For example, the Tao Te Sect wants to break the spiritual acupoint. I don't remember the specific purpose, but I remember that the immortals don't care, but why did the Daluo Jinxian want to go down to the lower world? What is the function of the Bagua spiritual points distributed in the human world? Why can we find the luck map of Ling Cave, which comes from Jiuyou Huangquan? Why can only the waiter see it? Why is Daodezong involved? There are too many secrets that the author has not written clearly, right? Since there are so many unfair and unreasonable places in the world in the novel, there should be resisters, right? Resisting heaven, resisting immortals... For example, King Zhou? What is the truth behind the Great Tribulation of the Gods? What is the reincarnation of the waiter? Such as the Sky Demon? He is the master of the Endless Sea, and he has a lot to do with the Nine-tailed Sky Fox in the Great Tribulation of the Gods, and has a lot to do with the Emperor of Heaven and Qingshi. What role does he play? Like the Nine Nether Demon? As the boss and the landlady, you adopted the shop waiter and killed the reincarnation of the immortal. What are they doing in building the Shura Pagoda in September? What are they doing in this world? Such as Taoism? What was the story of their ancestor Guangchengzi back then? What does it have to do with Huangdi? What role have they played in the human world for thousands of years? What is their connection with heaven? Why did they accept the waiter as their disciple even though they knew his identity? Why did they destroy the spiritual cave? I can't figure out why... I just feel that he can write more about the novel Chenyuan. I wonder if I will see the author rewrite this novel again in my lifetime and continue the dream he had back then?

So can anyone use bluestone? Discourage them from the start

Only then do we know that the stories in the world have their original roots; good and bad fates are all precursors.

It's rare to see novels with such good writing.

Unexpectedly, Dian Niang is also on the shelves. It is a rare classic about cultivating immortals. I have never read such ethereal and unforgettable novels about cultivating immortals. It's a pity that the ending was too hasty, leaving people with a lump in their throats and extremely uncomfortable.

There is one thing to say. I feel that the writing is not very coherent, and there is very little echo between the past and the present. There are also very few noun explanations. Some things appear inexplicably. I recommend another book, The Path to the Netherworld.

The real love that lasts for a lifetime refers to that between Gu Qing and the waiter, but the relationship between Gu Qing and Yin Feng was just an earlier promise of a lifetime, but it's helpless! When the big shot set up the trap at first, he just wanted to send the stone girl into the mortal world to accompany the waiter. The waiter was too powerful (the threat of the Netherworld Fire) and was tricked by Yin Feng (accompanying the Stone Girl to the mortal world and made an appointment to meet and enter the fairy world together after a hundred lives). Later, Tsing Yi was added. In order to save Tsing Yi, the waiter gave up the Nether Fire and refused to enter reincarnation.

I was poisoned at the beginning, and I will never read books about Misty Jiangnan again.

What the hell did the TV show change to? I'm speechless

She turned her delicate hand over, patted the back of Ji Ruochen's hand gently, and said softly: "Brother Ruochen, in today's world, the industry is in chaos, and you and I are both in great danger. I see that your mind is like steel, you know how to be humble and perseverant, and your hands are full of blood and energy to kill." I mean, it's not difficult to kill someone with force, but it's not enough to survive the catastrophe of this life. You are more gentle and tolerant, but you are not strong and courageous. Ruochen, you are a man of seven feet. You can't just think about forbearance and conspiracy. There should be a hero who has ten battles and ten battles!" {"LinkId":"883432641","LinkName":"515 Book Fan Festival-Famous Scene Voting","LinkUrl":"QDReader://ataru. Qidian. Com/noah/883432641?_Viewmode=1&nocenter=2&f=tg"}

Looking back on the world, I discovered a wonderful ghost: Jade Boy! Let's not talk about what kind of wonderful ghost this is. I saw the plot from Chapter 186 to 187, where the protagonist Yutong calls the formation to Fengdu. He reveals the privacy of the Ten Palaces of Yama, bringing out the ugliness of the underworld and the fairy world. In a sense, in my opinion, it clarifies what kind of story Chenyuan tells. The following is my personal opinion: Through Yutong's dictation, we can know that all the ten kings of hell in the underworld are not good things. Not to mention intrigues, there are behaviors that confuse right and wrong, there are behaviors that destroy innocent people, and there are all kinds of disgusting behaviors! In it, the portrait of Fairy Yaochi was mentioned, letting us know that in the fairy world, there are actually concubines and high positions. Unexpectedly, I thought that heaven is aloof and very holy... In fact, what is the difference between heaven and earth and the human world? It's just more mana life. Looking at it from this perspective, the so-called reincarnation of an immortal being kidnapped and killed by a waiter can be understood as follows: Aristocratic officials were sent to the people to experience the people's feelings. On their way back to Beijing, they were intercepted and killed by an organization dissatisfied with the imperial court. Their identity was replaced by a waiter, and then they were accepted by the Taoist Sect, a government organization that was also dissatisfied with the imperial court and longed for reform. Heaven is a country, the Emperor of Heaven is the king, and the immortals are his ministers or subjects. The human world is a territory under the jurisdiction of the heaven, and is divided into the secular world and the cultivation world. The secular world is ruled by the emperor, and the cultivation world is ruled by the major sects. The Nine Netherlands and Ten Lands are barbaric territories, and the underworld is equivalent to the front line stationed here. The above system is actually rotten. According to what Yutong involved, Fairy Yaochi is just a concubine of the South Sea Immortal, but she is able to dominate in front of the underworld. The Ten Palaces of Hell tremble in front of her, but she turns around and dares to run rampant against the ghosts under her rule, confusing right and wrong, and making no distinction between right and wrong... It is conceivable that the fairy world is full of ugliness! I think back then, the inspection fairy who spoke up for Qingshi might just have a sense of justice among the immortals. Facing the so-called reincarnation for a hundred generations, the difficulty may be as simple as water~ But the world has suffered many unnecessary disasters. Of course, the waiter seems to have brought it upon himself... But his identity is obviously extraordinary, the reincarnation of King Zhou! According to the cognition of fantasy, King Zhou has long been against the heavenly guardian group, in order to resist the bullying of the human race by the gods... Of course, has this setting been adopted in the novel? Or two things to say! Judging from the subsequent plot, it feels like the reincarnation of the immortal, Qingshi, the waiter, Daodezong, the Nine Nether Demon, the human world, etc. Are all a game of chess. The Emperor of Heaven is a chess player, and maybe the owner of the Endless Sea is too. The purpose may be to prevent diseases, for example, to trick the arrogant and domineering Daluo Jinxian to death, for example, to tidy up the underworld with the help of the waiter... The above is just my personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it 😁

The big dusty relationship is really charming

In retrospect, many plots have been blurred, but I can always think of Gu Qing, who was sitting on the chair and raised his eyes handsomely when the male protagonist pushed the door open.

The shadows are scattered, the wine is cold, and the people are few and far between. How can it stand up to the sudden rain and strong wind. Love, heaven, hatred and earth are both confused. There are so many things in this world that will disappear without a trace. Break the leaves and branches to cleanse away the old filth, and let it be covered by everything. Looking up to the sky, I still hate the rain without front. The sword is made of green silk, and the remaining red is left behind when it is cut.

Gu Qing released the Great Sky Demon. The Great Sky Demon was not loyal and did not protect Gu Qing.

To be fair, I felt that the first half of the book was very well written. But this way of writing is also a burden. In the second half, it seems a bit laborious, and it feels like I am struggling to maintain the writing style. Personally, I like Gu Qing better. I heard that they were not together in the end. I can't accept it, so I have some leftover parts of this book to finish.

Is it good to watch? Is there a touching love story?

Are there any other books about past lives and present lives like "Destiny in this World"?

Looking back at Chen Yuan, there are two characters, the dragon, elephant and white tiger, the two heavenly masters. The main impression of them is that they are the little followers beside Qing Yi. But after looking back at some plots, the development is not simple! For example, the two of them made telescopes, and started tinkering with long-range cannons in Daodezong... I don't remember how they ended up, but I feel that there is a sign of industrialization. If the cultivation world reuses these two, I guess there will be no need to look at the face of Daluo Jinxian, and just launch the cannon to blast his mother.