
Immortals Are Fickle
仙无常有
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- Completed
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- 2.3M Words
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- Xianxia Romance
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- Classical Xianxia
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- 6y ago
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- Qidian
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Seeing me now, I don't know what I'm thinking. I just feel empty and uncomfortable. Speaking of this article, I actually gave it up several times without reading it, but I will pick it up and read it again soon, and I haven't finished it yet. I remember that the reason why I abandoned the novel at the beginning was because I thought the heroine was too generous. Haha, she always gave things to others. Her gentlemanly demeanor made me feel that she was at a disadvantage. She rarely competed with others for anything. Her stupidity that was deliberately created always made me laugh. I couldn't get out of my anger, and one time I really yelled out loud at night. I only had a nightlight to keep me company. When I heard my own voice yelling at her for not living up to her expectations, I felt very scared. I thought I wouldn't go crazy, haha. But I have to say that this kind of gentlemanly style is Ayun's pursuit of her own way. The author's original intention is that Yuncao will stick to her own path regardless of external things, sooner or later. This is her personal charm and personal choice. Although I am always worried that this will put a shackles on Ayun so that she cannot pursue her path wantonly, I am worried, and I am sad to see each treasure and opportunity missed by her. Well, I forgot about it for a long time before watching it again this time. I was just looking through my collection and reading records when I was short of books. Even this title was unfamiliar to me. I completely forgot that I had read such a novel. But when I picked it up, I looked at the names that seemed familiar yet strange. It's like a dream-like feeling. I remembered it when I saw that the protagonist's name was Yun Cao, but I accidentally clicked on this novel. That feeling when I first saw it. A little girl was lying on the big stone slab when the sky was high and the clouds were wide. I was saying "Dao Kedao" is very famous... I was thinking about what kind of little girl that girl was. She must be very cute, but she also lived a very thorough and peaceful life, with the inevitability and contingency of cultivating immortality. If I really want to talk about it, the author's world of cultivating immortals is the world of cultivating immortals that I originally imagined. I just feel that the sky is very high, very high, and there are very few clouds, very few. The earth is very, very wide, but people are very, very, very small. But the time is particularly long. Time and space are boundless. So when I was in Xiao Aoki World, I really felt that the heroine would definitely leave this place. Because I have not systematically read the articles on cultivating immortals, or have studied these professional terms. So what I express is mainly based on my own feelings. Yuncao is like a small seed. From the time it takes root and sprouts, it is rooted in the world of immortality. The process will not be described one by one. I only know that what I feel is the loneliness and emptiness of Yuntao. Lonely. But there is self-satisfaction and self-pursuit. For a cultivator or person, Yun Cao's family ties, her parents, father, mother, and various elders, her family and clan are important but not always concerned about her. Every time when it comes to the relationship between her and her, I think to myself that this kind of life should be longer, just a little longer, and don't be separated from my family. I really don't want Yun Cao to lose her family and clan. If I were Yun Cao, I might just be a little girl who wants to live by my father's side forever, play with my father's spiritual pets, never grow up, and never pursue immortality or immortality. On the one hand, it's because the author wrote the family part so well. I really like Father Shu and Taizu Yun. They have a mysterious and detached temperament, but they also have warmth and affection. I have rarely seen such people in fairy tales before. On the other hand, it is also because the author adds to this kind of family affection the ethereal and nihilistic nature of the author's unique world of immortality. It seems that these good things will leave me in the next second, so I am so reluctant to let go. To me, it seems that guarding this kind of family affection and love is more difficult, distant, and rare than pursuing the road to immortality. So every time I see Yun Cao leaving them, I feel so sad. I really like their life in Aokijie. Just like ordinary people, there are so many extraordinary things, and they have a long-standing heritage. I really like the author's descriptions of various environments. I often say that I use scenes to express my emotions. There is really too much emotion put into the article. In the various moments of joy, reunion, and reunion of Yincao, the scenery and emotions described by the author are still lonely to me, and another force separates Yincao from the world. This feeling is something I like but it seems I can't bear it. So I feel very sorry for Yun Cao, and also feel sorry for the author Da Da. I don't know how to digest this emotion. Maybe only someone like Yuncao is single-minded. In order to pursue immortality, only by being devoted to the Tao can we continue on. Perhaps in the process of creation, it is only in solitude that I can persevere with courage and determination. Creation is really not easy. I also like the author's world view very much. Such a prosperous and turbulent world of immortality. Outside the world, there are people in the world. Outside of the world, there are immortals. There are also people. All kinds of ways, all kinds of dharma, all kinds of powers, all kinds of causes and conditions. Cause and effect are intertwined. But every time I see the feeling that all the banquets in the world have come to an end, I feel very sad. It seems that people are just having fun for a while, and they have to separate until the end when they go to eat. It seems that there are fewer and fewer people. Is immortality lonely? I don't know why. If I read other articles, I support it. Becoming an immortal means being lonely. This is why I can't stand it when I read this article. In this world, I just hope that they will never disappear and never grow old. In the end I didn't know what to say. I haven't finished reading this article yet, but I can't stand it anymore. It may take a while before I continue reading it. Why am I writing this comment when I don't even know what I said? I just want to leave something behind. Because when I was reading it, I wanted to check my wife's social media or something, but I couldn't find the author's Weibo. I am very worried that if I put this matter aside again, I will completely forget it next time. I still want to write down the feeling of reading this article at this moment. It was really not easy to write this article. I saw Lu writing it one after another for three years. I probably couldn't bear to write the ending. It is said that it may be written into a series of books. I look forward to that day. Regardless of whether I decide to reintroduce the protagonist into the story of Yuncao, or I can continue to write the world of Yuncao, I will look forward to the day when we can meet again. Creating is really difficult, but I hope everyone can persevere, really. But if persistence is really too difficult and writing is too lonely, support me in making the best choice for myself! I wish you good health! Looking forward to meeting Yun Cao again!
This book is really worth pursuing. The layout of the book is quite large, and the construction of the world system is also very grand. Especially the character of the heroine, who knows how to advance and retreat, knows how to be measured, is gentle and orderly, and is affectionate but not sentimental. What the heroine does is based on the principle of letting nature take its course and not being ashamed of her true heart. She clearly knows what she is doing and what she does and what she does not do. Therefore, the heroine's state of mind is excellent and her character is extremely extraordinary. Perhaps because of the grand world system and structure, there are many supporting characters in the book who are as good as the heroine in luck and good temperament, presenting a wonderful situation where a hundred flowers bloom and a hundred rivalries compete for success. In this situation, the heroine is very low-key and does not fight for opportunities that do not belong to her. She fishes in troubled waters and makes mistakes (although there are no big leaks). Therefore, the heroine basically does not have any dangerous enemies, and no one is jealous or covets the heroine. This will be of great help to the heroine on her journey to becoming an immortal. It feels like the heroine is just quietly making a fortune, being unknown among the geniuses, and silently improving her cultivation. Regarding the male protagonist, when I read the updated chapters, I doubted whether there is a male protagonist, or which one is the male protagonist. Because the author did not use too much pen and ink to highlight the male protagonist, and it is not clear who likes the female protagonist. The author is really very measured in the arrangement of Golden Finger. Looking at it vertically, you can see that the heroine's golden finger is tall and noble, inherited from the immortals. Looking sideways, it's not just the heroine who has it, but others too. Not just one or two. But the heroine is a heroine after all, and she has the biggest golden finger, the tree of life and death. But it doesn't seem to have much effect in the early stage? In short, the book is very good overall, although it has flaws. For example, why is the interface of Immortal Zai not written as the Immortal Realm but as the God Realm? Moreover, the descriptions in the first dozens of chapters are relatively mediocre, but the writing becomes better and better in the later chapters. Finally, I would like to say that these days, it is not easy to come across a book with an orthodox world view, a heroine with a grandiose personality, a golden finger with a lovable personality, and not be disgusted by it. There are also many immortality novels that I don't know how to describe. It's not easy! Author, you must finish it, otherwise I will be sorry for writing such a good book!
After reading dozens of chapters, I couldn't stand it any longer, it wasn't to my liking. This kind of short story written like a running account has a vague main line and the story is not written deeply enough. It looks bland and makes it difficult for people to have the emotion to read further.
I couldn't help but decided to write a long review. I was afraid that my writing was not good enough before, so I never started. This time I will try to write. Everyone is welcome to discuss it.
First of all, I want to express my love for this book, no doubt, haha Specifically, I would like to talk about it from the following aspects First of all, the fairy world created by this book is my favorite so far. Books are like life and life is like books can probably describe my feelings. In the novels I have read before, I almost always follow the footsteps of the protagonist to experience the world of Xianxia. The protagonist is the axis of this world. She fights monsters, levels up, becomes successful, and finally becomes someone that everyone looks up to, worships or recognizes. And the world of Xianxia that I can experience is limited to this. What is this world like besides the protagonist? I can't imagine. But this novel is different. I am also following in Yuncao's footsteps, but I feel that Yuncao is not the axis of this world. I can imagine what the fairy world is like besides Yuncao. It is like another "earth". With such a place and such people, such and such stories may collide. This is life. Then there is the outlook on life and values expressed in this book. Yun Cao has met many different people and experienced many things, including Yun Cao. No one is perfect, and I can't find anyone I hate 100%. Everyone has their own way of making choices, and they all seem to be understandable. But not all can be recognized. This is the charm of Yuncao. Yuncao is one of my favorite characters in novels. At first, I didn't think there was anything particularly outstanding about her. Her family background, spiritual roots, qualifications, and luck were pretty good but by no means the best. However, the most valuable thing about Yun Cao was her own heart, such as her firm pursuit of the style of an ancient gentleman, and her determination to explore the unknown in her own "Tao". She has experienced a lot, and has gradually matured. She has close friends, and has responsibilities that she has to shoulder. Yun Cao is really a person worthy of trust and reliance. Let's talk about other highlights of this novel. First of all, I have to mention all kinds of cute spiritual pets, hahaha. I want one too; secondly, there are various regional settings, such as ghost land, sky, water, wilderness, and various secret spaces, which are interesting; then there are various races, as well as "chicken conjectures" about the world, which are also very interesting hhh Oops, that's all I've written for now. Friends are welcome to discuss it together
It's getting better and better, and I can't see any other similar books anymore. I feel that the so-called experiences in other books are all about treasure hunting and clearance in secret realms. It's too bland. Our Yuncao is better, and in the world of mortals, watching the fireworks in the world to cultivate the Taoist heart. Great, great, waiting for the book to be published and looking for your signature.
I'm halfway through writing this book, and I'm feeling a little emotional. I hope everyone can support the genuine version. The author is now relying on his passion to support it.
Three years later, it was suddenly finished. I felt empty in my heart, and I felt that it was the author's great style. Xianwu really refreshed my understanding of immortal literature. It is a brand new style, about the theory of chickens, about the three directions of the sky, and about the personality of Yuncao. It is very new and great. It is practicing in the world of mortals. It is no longer about entering secret realms, grabbing treasures, and fighting monsters. This is not the ordinary fairy literature. It is cultivation. It is out of the ordinary and separated from the ordinary. It is not conventional at all. I have loved it for three years. It is worth reading again and again. I will continue to pay attention to the author Dada in the future, and I wish Dada will have a wider literary path in the future and publish new books every year!
It was a bit boring at first, and I gave up on the article once, but it became more and more exciting as it went on. The style is different from many immortality novels. The heroine is also a rare protagonist type in immortality novels. At first, I felt that she was a bit like a virgin, but in fact she is not. If you are interested, just read it yourself. But there are a lot of typos, it's tiring to watch Come on, author
It's a decent fairy tale, the imagination is okay, the setting is novel, and the graphics are good. The thread is quite long, but there are too many characters. Each time you experience a bunch of people, the story is quite rich, but the author's naming skills need to be improved. I like to listen to the text, the surname is ordinary, the pronunciation of the name is similar, and I feel dizzy when I listen to it 🔨
I have been reading for 13 years, and this is the first time I want to write a review. There are really too many characters in the book, the length is long, and the names are similar. Sometimes I really can't remember what this person does or where he appears. Emmm, I just want to make a simple complaint. The novel is quite good. I don't want to read it all at once, but I spend a long time reading it every day. I especially like it when they are in the Lingji Sect together. It is very warm. Nowadays, the pace of reading is so fast that it is difficult to calm down and read a novel in its entirety. Many novels may become boring after just one read, and I can't even remember their names after reading them. It's rare that I come across something that makes me want to read more. I just recommended it to my friends