Ten Thousand Ghosts and Ten Thousand Immortals

Looking back, consider the greedy and cunning snake demon Taiyi, the unrestrained and arrogant Panyan Immortal, the dignified and autocratic Lord Wuqi, and the timid and cowardly ancient man Taiyi. I think there is an inherent consistency and a tangible trajectory of change throughout the story.

The book is good, but the female character in the book is even more disgusting than a libertine. I can tolerate it in the past. Later, Dong Caiqi went to help Xiaoyao and the others. When the two armies were fighting, because one person was captured, he had to abandon tens of thousands of soldiers who fought bloody battles, forcing the general to rescue him.

Regardless of the men or women in this novel, everyone falls in love with each other. Everyone only holds grudges but does not repay kindness. They only think about what is bad for themselves and ignore what is good for themselves. Everyone is selfish, does not distinguish between right and wrong, or is stupid, filial, and loyal. Throughout the story, no one has normal views...

I like the character of Xue Han, but I really don't like the story of Xue Han. I still can't get rid of the prequel Xue Binghan and Goshawk. It feels like Huang Rong fell in love with Yang Guo In my opinion, Xue Binghan's struggle to let go of the goshawk and refuse to ascend is much more impressive than the story of Xue Han and Taiyi Xue Han has completely turned into a... Vase here In my opinion, this is a typical example of the author's preference that greatly failed to meet the standard.

I am a disciple of the Mountain and Sea Sect, and I have come to guide you into the Dao, to grant you immortality, and to cleanse your heart of worldly defilement.

The concept is excellent, and the plot is decent, but the characters are strange. They're always bowing down to each other, becoming sworn siblings, or taking each other as godmothers. Then there's the line, "If she treats me sincerely, I will repay her with all my might." It feels like the emotions develop too casually. There's no build-up or foreshadowing. They meet, help each other, and suddenly their feelings for each other are incredibly deep.

I feel the characters in the book are portrayed too arbitrarily, like a raising simulation game. If you don't meet their demands, their affection level will decrease, and no matter how much you do, they'll always be ready to kill you.

People used to dislike mentally ill people, but now that "Dao Wei Qi Xian" is popular, can this book still be saved? I think it's difficult because I can't even find it by searching the name. Perhaps the author should consider doing some promotion? Maybe they'll become a top author?

I am a disciple of the Mountain and Sea Sect, and I have come to guide you into the Dao, to grant you immortality, and to cleanse your heart of worldly defilement.

This work is a masterpiece that has been severely underestimated by Qidian's second uncle!