Taixia

No one has ever seen such a stupid author. It took him two or three days to figure out how to reply to a book review... And I don't know if what I have written now can be published! 1. Sanren's original intention of writing this story: I used to be insulted by my IQ when I read books, so I wrote it myself out of anger... I wanted to write a complete story that would never insult the readers' IQ, and might be interesting to read, or even read over and over again. 2. The speed of Sanren: The speed has increased at least three times this year - at the fastest time, a chapter can be coded in 5-6 hours. It should be faster in the future... Sanren really doesn't want to write so slowly! But as soon as I start writing, I habitually try to fill it with practical information. I want to polish all the characters, relationships, and twists to be as reasonable and natural as possible... Forgive me, at least I am currently trying to update it every day. 3. Problems with various pitfalls: I guarantee that no matter how small the pitfalls are, they will be filled in. Every pitfall from the beginning has been pondered over and over again in Fanren's mind, and he has never given up on any of them...

There is a kind of book that tells you the ending, and you no longer need to read the process, because you can guess the process and you will be right. There is a kind of book where you can guess the ending just by looking at the process. "Taixia" belongs to another kind of book. Even if you are told the ending, you will never know what the process is like. After reading the whole book, you will feel like you are suddenly enlightened. It is worth reading and re-reading. Every time you re-read it, you will have new discoveries and new insights. Even if the update is slow, there are still readers who are willing to wait...

Compared with other books, when I read this book, I felt like I saw a person writing a book while chewing the pen. Compared with the novels I have read for so many years, I feel that the previous ones are not nutritious and are worth looking forward to. Although I am also writing novels, I frankly admit that they are much better than mine. Come on! !

(Personal opinion) After reading the following chapters, which were updated intermittently, I felt very surprised and sad. To my surprise, Bu Sansheng's small universe finally exploded. I personally feel that this is the first time that he made a positive choice to overcome obstacles with independent will. In confrontation with the recognized highest authority, the previous battleDou is more or less pushed around (this is why I said before that he has a weak sense of existence. A weak sense of existence does not mean that he has little effect or that he is not important, but that he is too important and does not get the attention of others. Most of the credit he has done is given to others, so he does not have a strong sense of existence in the story). It was sad because he saw him using the moves from the elders of the Four Sage Forests during the duel. The moves that he couldn't learn before or that he scorned seemed to be integrated into his bones and he could pick them up at his fingertips. These moves seemed to have become symbols of his nostalgia. I don't know how to describe my feelings after reading this chapter. To give a popular example, it's like after falling out of love due to helplessness, you listen to the music you listened to when you were with him, walk the same road, go to the places he wants to go, drink the wine he wants to drink, and realize the dreams he wants to realize. These things you have done become the way to miss him, and this is probably the feeling. There is a saying that heroes do not ask where they come from, and there is also a saying that heroes should never forget their original intentions. Bu Sansheng has been growing, which is great!

This is my first time reading a book on Qidian. I have always wanted to comment but I don't have enough points. I finally woke up this morning and just wanted to say: Taixia, it's so exciting, come on! Looking forward to updates...

In this era where Douyin, entertainment gossip, and fast literature are needed to enrich the spiritual world, it is really not easy to seriously write an original novel with personal symbols. I didn't expect that there are still people who are down-to-earth and create without seeking fame or fortune. I'm really touched. "Tai Chi" is wonderfully written and getting more and more exciting. On the 104th day of watching "Tai Chi", from no one to recommend it to more than 1,500 recommendation votes today, I feel really happy. Finally, more and more people appreciate this work. I hope "Tai Chi" will have a happy ending, because Bu Sansheng deserves to have a beautiful and stable future after so many hardships and tests. Call for the strength of individual people.

1. I recently read Taixia, and I have some new insights and doubts. The number of words in the chapter is limited, so I will talk about it here 1. Bu Sansheng should be the most ordinary among the sages. Throughout the whole story, he does not have too strong character flaws. His animal instincts are very low. He eats, drinks, sleeps, and his wealth and daily social needs basically do not cost bytes. But he has many flaws, such as family, friendship, and love. He has a unique skill for every threat and is in danger. By the way, another flaw is the pursuit of truth. 2. I am very confused about the role of Xiao Kuyang. Bu Sansheng said she was a little fairy, and many word descriptions pointed to their mutual admiration. Bu Sansheng had a kind of natural attraction and trust towards her. Maybe there was a story in the previous life? After reading the recent chapters, I personally feel that there is a sense of abruptness. This sense of abruptness comes from the fact that he is not in our daily love affair with her, but that Bu Sansheng was intoxicated in the "soul-deep love" from the beginning. For example, after Bu Sansheng was equipped with a small mirror for his spine and soul, it was like he drank a bowl of ecstasy soup, and was brainwashed by the silent embedding of this moisturizing substance? Bu Sansheng is a sage and doesn't quite understand. 3. Xiao Kuyang is doing a study on the color of the soul. Are you pursuing the ultimate in truth, goodness, and beauty? Will these auspicious colors play an important role in future battles? It seems that the prophet mentioned that the junior sister is Xiao Kuyang? If so, this conflict is interesting. 4. Let's talk about the prophet. The role of the prophet is too common in the long history. He built his own kingdom, stipulated all the rules, and implemented "unified" rule. All "diversified" people or things had to surrender or disappear. At a certain stage, this is the most violent and directly effective measure, but with the development of all aspects, there will inevitably be resistance and struggle, and the result will be destruction or rebirth. 5. Get√ A skill of Bu Sansheng. Every time he is in danger, he will easily detach his "consciousness" from the physical body, or slow down time, meditate, and gain new wisdom in the form of "transcending time and space" to solve problems. The protagonist's halo is relatively strong.

. . . . . . . . . Speechless, I can only use these symbols to represent my mood.

Laughing through tears. San Ren, you are so funny! 😁

I haven't watched Taixia for a few days. I read several chapters in one go and I felt in one word: cool. (Here is a bunny dance)

The author is a bit slow in updating. I read the whole story and found it unsatisfactory. Now I am reading it for the second time. Thinking about it, I should still express my feelings in the comments, so that I can appreciate the author's hard work in updating. First of all, this is a martial arts novel that is very easy to miss. If you don't have the patience to read it, you should give up in the fourth chapter. After I saw Chapter 8, the more I read, the more I liked it. Secondly, the subject matter of this novel is very novel, bold, and even a little absurd, but the absurdity is also somewhat rigorous and serious. The confusing background information in the first few chapters is all foreshadowing for what follows. The two chapters that left a deep impression are Three Pulls and Three Dips, and Nanke Three Dreams. "Uprooting the weeping willow", "Strengthening the mountain", "Pulling the seedlings to encourage growth", "Rattle", "Pull the clouds to see the sun", "Bring order to the chaos", these names may seem very random and childish, but they can also be regarded as keywords for certain nodes in the whole article. There is also Bu Sansheng's dream, which is very well written. It separates a person's spirit and flesh. It feels very mysterious when reading. We have also had such illusions of reality and reality, "Who am I, where am I, and where am I going." The author should have a relatively deep philosophical foundation and be a relatively transparent person. Also, the writing of this novel is quite humorous and interesting. Worth recommending. It's relatively late, so I'll write a few random sentences first. If I'm wrong, I hope you can correct me.

Come over late at night and leave a comment: I used to think that this work was well written, and I appreciated it from the details, psychology, philosophy and logic. I thought the author was great. But when I read it recently, I felt that my understanding was too superficial. The real charm of this novel lies in Bu Sansheng, who is the soul of the novel. All the things Bu Sansheng experienced were the process of his mental development and maturity. Looking at the whole article, no matter how big the enemies and difficulties he encountered, he never backed down, faced the difficulties head-on, and solved them. Bu Sansheng is also very loyal and affectionate. On the surface, he despises Fatty, but every time something happens to Fatty, he will go to save him without hesitation, even if he will die. He will be moved and remember every kindness others do to him, and will fight tooth and nail to repay him if he has the chance. This is how he treats his monster adoptive parents. The name, moves, clothes, and even half of his snore left to him by his parents have become the logical thread of the mystery of his life experience. If he died, the only obsession that would remain unfinished would probably be that the mystery of his life experience remains unsolved. The author often uses illusions to express the state of reality. One is the involuntary body, and the other is the soul with clear cognition. And the part where I wrote about seeing my mother by the well was heartbreaking. It's nice to see everything clearly but be powerless to do anything about it. It takes a lot of skill for the author to express this emotion in a fantasy form from the complex to the simple. I think this hypocritical and regretful world will be torn apart by Bu Sansheng.

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Why is this book so poorly received? . .

Updates are too slow, it's time to speed up!

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