Daming Monster

Many people can't stand this book. In fact, they can't stand an ordinary person who is neither greedy nor ruthless. In their minds, the protagonist is to seize the benefits and treasures in the book to the maximum extent. He kills people and kills Buddhas, and finally stands on the highest peak of the world in the book. Perhaps He Sanchen is the protagonist in their hearts, but unfortunately she is a woman. She also repeatedly uses the apparent protagonist, making everyone feel uncomfortable when they are introduced to the protagonist. In the Book of the Dead, the author describes a kind of incredible and weird martial arts, and says that this kind of martial arts can solidify hatred. Everyone thinks it is strange and wonderful. Why did he write an incredible and weird secret ship in this book, but everyone thinks it is a big failure? I think it's ridiculous to write about ruby ​​and aliens, but I don't think that the book in Ruzi Emperor that stirred up the world is nonsense. One poster is right, these are just props. The Book of the Dead borrowed this secret book to talk about hatred, the Emperor Ruzi borrowed the imperial book to talk about power, and the book borrowed the secret ship to talk about greed. Gu Shenwei lived on hatred and finally got rid of hatred. Emperor Ruzi learned about power and finally controlled it. Hu Guiyang was born lazy and had minimal greed. It sounds simple but is the hardest to achieve. Among the readers who read the book, I am afraid that there is no one who has the hatred of exterminating his family. After reading the book, he can feel the hatred of others. As the protagonist grows up, he only hates that he cannot kill enough people to vent his anger. I am afraid that few have the opportunity to pursue the highest power. Watching the protagonist grow up, they just like the pleasure of wits and bloody wars, thinking that they have understood the truth of power. Only the greed in this book can be found in everyone, even the small things in life. Cheap, no one is a stoic saint when it comes to life planning. We have been taught to fight since we were young. Suddenly, there is a Hu Guiyang who is smart, has opportunities, and means, but refuses to fight. It makes people feel very uncomfortable. Although I know that greed is wrong, you are the protagonist. Those are all yours, and they are not greedy. You will definitely get rid of the arrogance after mutation, because you are the only one. Sometimes I think, this book is really wonderful. The author not only writes about all kinds of greed in the book, but also writes about the greed of readers outside the book. Even outside the book, even if it can never be obtained, even if it is known that it is not true, the greed in the readers' hearts has not diminished at all. Those divine powers should belong to the protagonist. The protagonist is me, I am the protagonist, and I want to rise strongly in the world in the book. In fact, it is the same as the traces of remnants left by the cannon fodder who died under Xunyang City.

I think the most distinctive and biggest failure of the entire article is that the author did not write about Hu Guiyang's inner changes. He always showed his pursuit of a plain life, but he continued to take risks and grow because of being involved in one incident after another. The "laziness" of the protagonist is one of the interesting points of this book. It feels like a drop of ink dripping into the pool. It is easy to distinguish the gap between the protagonist and the supporting characters. This setting is very attractive to me at first glance. But after reading the middle and later chapters, I started to get tired of this setting, because I felt that the Hu Guiyang I got to know from the middle chapter was no different from the Hu Guiyang I read in the first ten chapters. The reader's understanding of the protagonist is very hollow. There is not even half a book in which He Sanjieer lives in the protagonist's dialogue to create a three-dimensional image. The protagonist's image feels more like responding to the events that occur through the existing settings, rather than changing the protagonist with each incident. The foundation for establishing the protagonist's image is a bit weak. Only in the last few chapters, the dialogue with Sister He before getting married, can we see the protagonist's inner loneliness and helplessness. This is the climax of the story. It's a pity that the book ends here, the last few chapters are too sloppy. In summary, this book is worth reading. The narration of each event is logically logical, the content is rich and exciting, and the characters of the supporting characters are in-depth. The most uninteresting thing for me in the whole book is the protagonist himself. I clicked the button to report that Sister He San will not marry Hu Guiyang!

It's really appetizing. There's not even a shadow of something as big as sesame seeds for a long time.

Bing is still very good at writing history, but as the book goes on and on, I feel that it is off topic... The theme is history, and the preface points out that there are no ghosts and gods in the world. Starting from Zhao Ying to the case of the demon fox, people have always been behind the scenes. But what I wrote is off topic. There is something like golden elixir, which can refresh people's spirits and make the Dragon Yang rise again. From the current point of view, it should be nothing more than something mixed with mercury, right? Then the more I looked at it, the more outrageous it became. When I arrived at Xunyang Mansion, I found out that there really was a so-called golden elixir, which could also make people's skills improve by leaps and bounds. Then the story started about the divine jade. How can I put it this way, the early part is still very interesting, but later on I felt really boring, the plot was dragging, and it reminded me of "Drawing Demons". Ba Mo saw his apprentice resurrected to be the best in the world, and then hid himself. The more he watched, the more bored he became. I feel that Bingda is really not suitable for writing about immortals, but more suitable for writing about history, which he is good at.

Starship is either a logical flaw, or it is classified into the wrong category. The emotional line must be incomplete, regretful, and miss each other. That is not depth, but the author's cheap self-impression. He is not proactive, responsible, and refuses the standard Japanese scumbag template.

The character Hu Guiyang is really interesting. Obviously it is not a time travel, but some readers always mistakenly think that this baby is related to time travel. Although he is so close to us, everyone said that the protagonist of this work has no sense of empathy. He is obviously a bright and energetic young man, but he is considered an unpleasant figure. Why, there must be a reason for the formation of these impressions, try to find out. What are your impressions of Hu Guiyang? Lazy, unmotivated, smart, fast-talking, poor in kung fu, always laughing at inappropriate times? I think Hu Guiyang is an ordinary person who hopes to live freely. "Perhaps you are all the characters in my dream. I have to fall asleep before I can return to reality, where I am the son of a wealthy family. I eat, drink, and have fun all day long, carefree, and read a few idle books during my leisure time. That's why I dream about you people." Do you still remember, Hu Guiyang said this before falling asleep one day? This sentence is considered by some readers to be evidence of a time-travelling character, and I want to say that Hu Guiyang is a low-profile version of the "rich and idle man" in his sentence. Hu Guiyang opens with a young man who lives under the wing of his adoptive father Zhao Ying and still has the opportunity to act like a spoiled child. There are 40 boys and countless girls. This is what Zhao Ying took care of for herself. There are more than a dozen unmarried brothers among the forty people, which means that more than twenty children are already married, and some have children. Raising children, marrying a wife, having children, getting married is all free of money? And because of Zhao Ying, Hu Guiyang was fortunate enough to live a good life. It can be said that his quality of life was much better than that of most civilians of that era. Having a house, some savings, and something to do is not a low-end version of the "rich and idle person". This kind of life allowed Hu Guiyang to retain his distinctive personality and his laziness, so that his meager martial arts skills had not improved for many years, and he was so lazy that he pretended as much as possible without pretending. It also made him think that when he could stay away from trouble, he could just calmly be a theatergoer, get a little fun in the drama, and show off that inappropriate smile from time to time. Are all "rich and idle people" low-profile? There is a possibility of higher-level pursuits. Hu Guiyang just wants to live a free and leisurely life. And it is this difference that makes him actually closer to you and me who are reading books now: at any rate, they are not really at the bottom of society, and they still have a few cents and a few dollars to spend half an hour every day chasing articles. I hope to do something interesting when I am not burdened by my parents, wife and children.

Why is Hu Guiyang a god? Before talking about this issue, I want to first talk about how he is inferior compared to other characters. The first is the arrogant person who committed the crime of arrogance. As a civilization capable of interstellar travel, it has stopped on Earth due to its own technological disadvantages. Because of this, if we still act like a so-called divine ship, this arrogant civilization is destined to not go far. This is also true. The ascension of the Tianji Ship requires mortals to provide power, but the people refuse to have a deeper understanding of mortals. The gods were unmoved and scorned the red jade elixir they created, but they turned a blind eye and still left behind a large amount of golden elixir. In the end, the people suffered the consequences, and the mother ship was destroyed by the crude weapons of the people on earth, paying the price for their arrogance. Then there is Li Zi Province who committed the crime of anger. A Taoist priest who became a monk in the middle of the road, only to win an official position by pretending to be gods and tricks, what Li Zisheng did violated God's words in the New Testament: "There are no ghosts and gods in the world, everything comes from greedy people's hearts." So God punished him, Li Zisheng was slapped several times in public but could not get angry, and then he was repeatedly frustrated in his revenge against God, allowing his career and life to be swallowed up by his anger. Then there is He Wanwan who committed the crime of jealousy. Zhao Ying, the god's adoptive father, once led the Jinyi Guard Nansi to patrol the demons, which offended He Wanwan. After Zhao Ying's death, He Wanwan was jealous of his fame and achievements, and set up a poisonous plot to induce more than 30 of Shen's brothers to kill each other. However, the Skynet was vast and sparse, and within two years of the incident, outside the city of Yunyang, hundreds of miles away from the capital, He Wanwan was beheaded by God himself. For those who disobey God, it will be useless no matter how far they run away. As for the death of their body and head being separated, it is the price they paid for their unnecessary jealousy. Then there is He Sanchen who committed the crime of greed. Those who are greedy take more than they receive in return. During the time he was lucky enough to spend with God, He Sanchen did not show trust but asked God to accept his lies several times. This was an unforgivable transgression. However, God loves everyone and showed tolerance and patience to He Sanchen's transgression. Before and after the Yunyang Incident, God gave her a total of more than a hundred golden elixirs to help her achieve immortal magic. However, He Sanchen gradually forgot God's teachings in the pursuit of becoming stronger. Shen was forced to stay in the capital and bear the pressure from the court for three years. Finally, He Sanchen exhausted God's last bit of favor. Seeing Mrs. Mei of the same age hugging her grandson, but herself dying alone, He Sanchen couldn't help lamenting that "the magic of heaven harms people." Does Tianjishu really know how to harm people? What harmed her was her own boundless greed.

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Is there any author in Qidian who can compare with Bingda? Save the kids, read no books

I read a post about the four best online novels in China rated by a professor from Peking University. In addition to Sister Jiao's Son-in-law, I also saw this one, The Ming Dynasty Monster. Come here because of its reputation, leave your footprints first, you might end up in a trap one day.

Sure enough, I am suitable for reading cool articles,,,,, it's boring dialogues, a pig's foot is tossed around like a chess piece, it's boring.

Correct my mistake, I just took a look at Uncle Sun. I should have taken a look at Uncle Sun by the way.

This book has the flavor of a script, and I picked it up after reading only a few chapters. It looked like an old-timer, but if it didn't have a sense of graphics, I wouldn't be able to read it well. It doesn't have the same style as these online writers. For example, Yun Chu's book looks so good. This book is vaguely better than that one, but the bad thing is that it is vague. You don't have flesh in your folds, and you don't even care about the buns. Tell us, you wish you could make them look like steamed buns. Whether you are happy with the plot or not is secondary. It is an individual's role, which is very different from the Internet literati who are just naming tools.

The male and female protagonists in Bing Da's works rarely have romantic plots in the usual sense, but in the "weird things" and the trials and tribulations, the complex emotions intertwined with each other are always fascinating, incomprehensible, timeless, and have a long aftertaste, which cannot be explained clearly. Gu Shenwei with Shangguan Ru and He Nu, Han Ruzi with Cui Nuan and Meng E, Hu Guiyang with He Sanchen and Gao Qingcao... I can still vaguely remember Gu Shenwei's inner monologue when he was a killer after giving up killing Shangguan Ru and escaping: This time he had to let her go just for the greater good...

Everyone says that 36 is lazy, but it has been written in the Ice Book that 36 is true pride. Because you disdain it, you don't ask for it; because you don't ask for it, you have no desire. Because of laziness, there is no distinction between high and low, rich and poor. In Hu Guiyang's cynical smile, there is contempt for superiority and inferiority. Be it ghosts, gods, demon foxes, or aliens. Whether it is a mortal or a stranger, there is no difference.

Isn't it true that every book in Bingda is about first love that doesn't work out? . .

I wrote an elegiac couplet to He Sanchen, a great pioneer who devoted himself to science: First couplet: Born in Duanteng Gorge, he secretly learned the Fire God Art, practiced the art of Heavenly Secrets, and searched for a method in the world that is not controlled by others. Second line: Rise up the Xunyang Mansion, monopolize the golden elixir cave, crack the tomb of Juhui, and create a world-shattering box. Horizontal comment: Mortal dust is flying

The protagonist relies entirely on luck to investigate the case. Apart from luck, it can be said that he has low EQ and IQ. The only advantage he has is that he is willing to lie flat. Of course, this is not an advantage under normal circumstances, but it is already an advantage when it comes to the protagonist. In addition, there are too many logical loopholes in the plot of the whole book. For example, the magic of heaven is basically the same as the magic in fantasy novels. With such strength, wouldn't it be easy to make a puppet and become the emperor? Why do you need to create a demon fox or something, but the result is to assassinate the emperor, which is simply inexplicable. This book is not a question of whether it is a brain-burning one. It is a question of whether it is impossible to read it with a brain. Isn't it good?

While reading the novel, I suddenly felt that if it could be made into a TV series, Gui Yang's first choice male lead would be Stephen Chow in his youth. I always felt that he would be the one.

Correction, original text: But it may not be said about implementation.

Bing Da's book is definitely worth reading. . . A group of smart people may only be able to read mindless upgrade articles, why are they here to complain?

I haven't even read the prequel yet. The writing is okay. The story feels very exaggerated and mystical. Am I the only one who feels this way?

The new work of Ice God has been added to the book list "A complete masterpiece, an imaginative novel, and an unpopular fairy grass". It is classified into an unpopular fairy grass. If you have time, please give it a like and let more people know about this news!

Correction: Chapter 382, ​​"Thousands of fertile fields" should be "Thousands of hectares of fertile fields"

I have read more than 20 chapters, and the writing is very good, but it feels a bit difficult to follow. Everything seems to be a bit off, the plot tension is a little off, the plot is a little off, the protagonist is a little charming. There is no sense of oppression in the suspense novel, and it is difficult to follow it in depth.

This book is also called: Long Aotian, He Sanchen and Her Little Beloved Wife Hu Guiyang

Compared to other protagonists, Lao Hu's life is really comfortable. He can finish this kind of court + rivers and lakes + superpowers by laughing, laughing, sleeping and sleeping (? A hellish situation with mixed fish and dragons Bing Dashan writes about the struggling protagonists in the conspiracy. In several books, everyone's route is very similar. Xiao Gu is pushed away, and the foundation of the building Ruzi explores cautiously, Xiaoqiu stumbles into new paths, and his strategies become more and more sophisticated as time goes by. He didn't expect that Lao Hu could come up with something new. Hu Guiyang's mental ability is at its limit at the beginning, and he is almost always at the center of the conspiracy but never takes it for granted. Trapped and troubled, he always takes risks to break the situation, and almost never makes the designers of the conspiracy feel comfortable He is willing and relaxed, has a funny personality, and has a bad mouth. It is really interesting to watch him chat (and quarrel with others). The exchange of quarrels with Wang Zhi is the funniest. He brings his brothers through life and death. Half a book, the emotions warmed up very slowly during the period, and there were no scenes that were as painstakingly memorable as Bald Man's. But in the end, I remembered Hu Guiyang's kindness and repaid him sincerely. They were all iron brothers The emotional line between the third sister and Xiaocao was not heart-wrenching to read (it was really good

I just read Chapter 50 and I can't stand it anymore. First of all, I don't know if there are super powers in the back, but the front part is too weird. It seems that everyone is an honest person. They follow the process of investigating the case honestly. Normally, there are no powerful people involved. Shouldn't ordinary people go to prison first if they think there is a problem? After a few rounds, let's not just figure out the truth, but at least get a rough idea. The protagonist in the front didn't have the power to do it honestly, which is fine, but after taking advantage of the situation, it's still like that. I can't understand it, and I can't understand it.

Nb, let's just say that the author is not suitable for writing fairy tales. I read more than 400 chapters of the previous book "Bad Demon" and I felt sleepy and started to jump through it. I have only read more than 80 chapters of this book and my curiosity has been fully aroused. I read 5 o'clock at once 😏

The writing is very good, but the emotional line of the protagonist, especially with He, is really a bit unflattering——🐢🍵