Prehistoric World: Defying Fate

Green lotus planted in chaos Everlasting trees and everlasting blue sky The way of heaven crosses the world without immortals One boundless world turns into three thousand Who is the top in the endless fairy road? Dao starts from the sky and then sets foot in the sky

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Reading novels is to relax your mind. The plot written by the author is outrageous and the villain is brain-twitching, making people watch Zhi Xi...

The writing is pretty good, but I just can't stand it. Life is depressing enough. Why is it so frustrating to read a novel?

In order to show off, Pig Knuckle let his mother who died of illness lie dead for three days! I'm drunk too! The key is that pig's feet are not stupid.

I really don't like Chitaki, and the protagonist pities her inexplicably. As Boten people, Chitaki and Qinglian don't get along at all. Qinglian's trust in Chitaki is also inexplicable. I really can't find many good qualities in Chitaki, and I don't like Chitaki at all.

Why does it have to be a story about a vision being born, going up a mountain to be humiliated, and then meeting the Virgin heroine? The writing is obviously good. Also, as long as the protagonist knows the concept of filial piety, don't use it as a bargaining chip. Very embarrassing. First, such an awesome Holy Creation Religion shouldn't be so scheming. Even if you don't see the Qinglian vision, others won't lie to you. What's the benefit? It is said that the Dharma's eye cannot see through it. It is normal for the immortal's body not to be revealed. It took so long to find it. Is it impossible that there is something wrong with the immortal's reincarnation? Just because of a small problem, he got furious and drove out of the mountain gate. You are not cautious enough Second, a saint is so disrespectful and writes that just because she observes filial piety for ten days, she will be raised as her own son. . . It's very embarrassing. If you want to give the protagonist a nanny, don't be so forceful. Uh-huh, when the author was writing in the early stages, didn't anyone help sort out the plot?

The author's writing style does not need to be different from other great writers! It's even better, but it's a pity that you don't know how to adapt, and it becomes a stepping stone on the road to becoming a god. It's a pity, it's a pity, if you can grasp the key points, like Chen Dong, and know what the readers want to see, you won't end up like this!

In Chapter 4, Chitaki asked the male protagonist why he didn't save his mother. At first, he deliberately alienated the male protagonist. This logic is so vicious. Chitaki knew that the protagonist had not yet cultivated at that time, but only instantly enlightened to the spiritual realm later. So Chitaki should know how the "relegated immortal" protagonist who had no cultivation and was sallow and skinny and took three months to recover could be omnipotent. His mother may have died unexpectedly due to various reasons. The protagonist had no cultivation or even if he had cultivation, it was too late by the time he arrived, so he regretted it and stayed with his body for ten days. So at that time, Chitaki should not have questioned the alienated protagonist, but asked the protagonist with concern what happened at that time, or comforted the protagonist that you were not yet enlightened at the time, so it was not your fault that your mother could not be saved. Don't be sad anymore. So why did the author ask Chitaki to ask the protagonist why he didn't save his mother? It made Chitaki think that the protagonist, as an immortal, could save her but didn't! ! ! Qiantaki saw that the protagonist instantly transformed from an ordinary person to a spiritual realm, knew that the protagonist was really an immortal, and knew that the protagonist kept his body for ten days. At this time, from what angle did Chitaki think that the protagonist could be saved but did not? Didn't anyone point out this poisonous logic to the author and modify it?

This is not Qinglian, this is Sangmenxing