Ten Thousand Ghosts and Ten Thousand Immortals

Looking back, look at the greedy and cunning snake demon Taiyi, the wild and unruly Immortal Panyou, the majestic and authoritarian Lord Wu Qi, and the timid ancient Taiyi. I think there is an internal consistency and an elusive trajectory of change along the way. The protagonist is very vivid and complex, constantly confronting his own evil and struggling with his conscience, which is impressive. But in the end, when Taiyi started to save the world, he suddenly changed from an alternative anti-hero to too upright. This contrast was not easy to accept. The author said that the characters should change, but the characters should not be inconsistent before and after. In the end, the identity of this coming person is even more surprising: he is too separated from all the previous identities, and he is just like two people. I began to miss the somewhat evil dog-headed military advisor, the Wanxian disciple who wanted to steal elixirs, and the Shanhai sect member who drove each other with Xue Han. Alas, it's these vivid details that make the protagonist feel human to me. There is no need for the protagonist to pretend to be detached, just like the goshawk is not detached in the end. He is always struggling, fighting with himself, and doubting his own methods. But he never gave up on his mission of rescue, never stopped resisting fate, and never deviated from the path in his heart. This makes for an Oedipal hero. When he looked back on his path, he had played tricks on people's minds, he had betrayed and abandoned his loved ones and old friends, he had caused disasters and killed innocent people... But it was all worth it, he finally saved the people and protected the world. Panyou, Wu Qi, Taiyi. This conspirator, this coward, this greedy little snake; this cynical madman, this prophet who sees everything, this hero who bears everything alone. Taiyi, Taiyi, Taiyi!

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. If he didn't rescue, he would be ruthless and unjust. If he didn't rescue, he would withdraw his troops and kill the reinforcements who came to help him. What the hell? ? The author is really good at writing disgusting female characters. They are selfish, holy bitches, and generous to others. Even Cao Su, because he didn't save Tang Ziye, he had to blame the master who was running around for him, and he wanted to kill Pan Qi who didn't come to help. It's really awesome. I've read parts of several of the author's books. Ember is not that disgusting, so I'm still chasing it. I felt sick after reading half of Wandering and threw it away. I can't stand it anymore after reading this one.

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 member of the Shanhai Sect, and I am here to lead you into the Tao, grant you immortality, and transform your dusty heart.

The setting is top-notch, the plot is okay, but the characters are weird, and they always bow to each other, become brother and sister, and consider themselves godmother. Then I saw that she truly treated me and I would do my best to reciprocate her love. I felt that the emotion was too childish. There was no preparation or foreshadowing. Just meeting her and doing me a favor made me feel inexplicably deep.

I feel that the characters in the book are really too arbitrary. It's like a nurturing game. If you don't meet their requirements, your favorability will be reduced. No matter how big a thing you do, they will always yell at you and kill you.

In the past, people didn't like to see psychopaths, but now they have become weird and magical. Can this book be saved? I find it difficult because I can't even search for my name. Should the author consider doing some publicity? Maybe he will become a master.

I am a member of the Shanhai Sect, and I am here to lead you into the Tao, grant you immortality, and transform your dusty heart.

This work is a masterpiece that was seriously underestimated by Qidian's second uncle!