The Daily Life of the Third Generation of Immortals

I really like this article. It feels different from other ordinary articles about cultivating immortals. Others feel like they are practicing for the sake of experience. This book feels like a whole main story line runs through the whole text. All actions have traces to follow. The characters in it are so smart that they can take many steps at a time. It even gave me the feeling that I could not survive a chapter in it. . . I really admire the author's ability to connect all the previous ones. The origin of time travel and even the first encounter with the male protagonist was in Wangchuan. When I thought that the male protagonist felt sorry for the female protagonist, it turned out later that the heroine's time travel was planned by the so-called god. To be honest, it's scary to think about it. I feel that the author has a lot of foreshadowing. . . Then there are some places, such as the conspiracy and calculations inside, and the forces in the fairy world that are not explained clearly. . I don't understand some of them. Also, those people who can tell something by just saying a few words are really awesome. . . I didn't realize at all what they wanted to express, that everyone had an online IQ, and every move had a profound meaning. . Horrible. . However, sometimes I feel that the heroine's character is a little strange, and sometimes it is a little too much, and it feels like it is not serving the plot, but such cases are rare. When I read the middle of this book, I was not sure who the male protagonist was, hahaha, but it became obvious later on. In fact, it is a bit insufficient. I also want to watch the extra story, the love between two rabbits, hahaha, or the story of the world of gods. My friend said that he read the fairy tale of the human world, the immortal world, the divine world, and the gods and demons outside the realm. . . Ahem, ahem, overall I just couldn't bear to part with this book. I hope the author gets better and better hehe.

I probably read dozens of chapters, emem... First of all, the male protagonist is a bit older, which is okay, since it is a fairy tale after all, but when the female protagonist is only seven or eight years old, the male protagonist behaves as if he has a crush on her, is he a pedophile? A bit accepting of incompetence. Secondly, it is full of flaws. The heroine is about ten years old and has said so many Buddhas. The author assumes that these are all enlightened by the monks themselves. But the heroine is so young and has never left the sect. How did she know? Doesn't anyone doubt it? Explain that it's okay to know it from birth. But in general, this book is still good, much better than many novels, and the author is a newbie, so I can forgive the details, and it is suitable for readers who are not too fussy about it. So I'm going to read it when I'm short of books.

Clear mine for everyone! At present, it is not only unpleasant but also frustrating, and it is said that there is abuse of the male and female protagonists in the back?! So friends who read Shuang's novels can come to an end. I currently see that the heroine was imprisoned in a place for more than 100 years because of the interests of those around her. After she came out, the person who harmed the heroine had nothing to do. The heroine's brother was also involved in the Leng family for profit, and his life or death is uncertain. The Leng family is still jumping around there, nothing happened. It's nothing like the happy and refreshing feeling at the beginning of this article. I also looked at other discussion posts to see if there is anything else about the male protagonist betraying the female protagonist. Although it is a reversal, I don't want to find anger here.

It is a very special story of cultivating immortality, which is similar to other stories but also has many differences. Interesting 😄

The male surname is Wanqi (yin Moqi) which is relatively rare. I only know that the man who killed Yue Fei with his own hands was named Wanqixi (Moqixie).

I just discovered this book, and after reading it halfway through, I couldn't help but want to gossip, so I wrote a small reflection for Wan Qijingchu. There are many powerful but cold characters. I personally don't like commanding and overbearing CEOs, or those who cannot treat others with courtesy. However, Wan Qi Jingchu is neither self-centered nor disrespectful because of his high seniority. From the details of remembering his teacher, you can even see that he is a bit naughty (humorous), which can be said to be very cute to me! Then, when talking about the interaction with the heroine, I thought of the two works I had seen before. A young man who has not changed himself watches the heroine gradually grow from a cute little doll to a gorgeous/fresh and beautiful girl. When he realizes this, he will have an indescribable feeling. From a certain moment, this person may fall in love with her. I don't know who the male protagonist is, but I quite like Wan Qi Jingchu. He is a very talented Mahayana monk, but he may still need a way to find love before he can ascend. In addition, the heroine has a lot of cheats, but her IQ and outlook are both online, and the plot is pretty good, so there is nothing objectionable about it. I hope the author won't mess around in the middle and later stages, otherwise I will secretly give up, support and work hard!

The heroine is alive only because the author is her mother

There are very few novels in which the heroine is Lei Linggen. I couldn't figure it out before, why Lei Linggen always has a male protagonist and a male counterpart? !

A group of clowns from the Leng family have been dancing in front of the heroine for so long, and the heroine still can't kill them, which is really frustrating 😐

The introduction is good, but the description is not great. The author's writing is not good enough. I hope the author can write better and better.

Haha~ The name of the male protagonist reminds me of Wanqi Tianqi, the male supporting character in the fairy tale that I really like~🌹

It feels like too much of a double standard. . When I saw the part about returning to the palace, Yin Yiyi's brother was bullied and now he seized the opportunity of his sister's return to fight for power. Remove the author's instructive words. In fact, there is nothing wrong with what he did. I don't know why everyone is saying that he has gone astray. In this kind of power-struggled palace, if you don't grasp your rights, you will die. Later, when the killer betrayed Concubine Wan Gui, the heroine said that there was nothing wrong with wanting to live, so she was very optimistic about the killer. . . I'm speechless. The killer did repay the favor after so many years, but he turned around and sold his lifesaver just to survive. . This is a double standard. . Sometimes it's too childish, but I quite like the setting. I hope the author will work harder. .

The heroine is a holy mother. She has always used the thinking of a modern citizen in the world of cultivation, where people kill people like chickens, but she has spent her growth period happily and contentedly. She will vomit when she sees blood, and when she sees the bad guys who kill people and sell goods, she will be retaliated and killed. Stop talking, it's a waste of time, it's so disgusting

Ah... I have been saving for a few months and have finished reading it. I continue to write articles... I thought I was about to enter the stage of small Chinese novels, but the picture changed, and there were a handful of candies followed by a shovelful of glass shards. My heart ached!

I've finished reading Chapter 48 of Volume 2 of Progress. Let's talk about my thoughts. First, what is the heroine's path? Although Tao is a common element in novels about cultivating immortals, all things are connected. Even in real life, people's thoughts and behaviors follow the laws of nature. To practice Taoism, you must first know what Tao you are cultivating and why you cultivate it. This is the root problem. The heroine's intelligence is mainly reflected in her dealings with people, and she also has standard modern thinking and can judge people fairly accurately. But on the other hand, the heroine has given full play to the role that the third generation of immortals should have. Everyone loves her very much. She is worthy of being a flower in the greenhouse. She has a big heart. She has not encountered an unsolvable situation so far. The heroine is still far away from breaking through and standing up again. The heroine has not even reflected the basic wish of immortality. Therefore, if we really think about the way of heaven and humanity, we will probably have to wait and see in the short term. Secondly, it can be seen that the author is very motherly. He talks about wanting the heroine to have a long memory, but he has been careful to let the heroine grow up little by little. The minds of modern people are actually very fragile, and we are in a society governed by law, and the heroine grew up in a similarly stable environment in another world, so even if we don't add the setting of time travel, the problem doesn't seem to be big~ In general, the plot rhythm is okay and not draggy, and the character of the heroine fits the label of "three generations of immortals", but whether readers like it or not, and whether they will notice this, depends on the author's skill. Readers who write long reviews must do so because of expectations.

The author's writing style is delicate and lively, and the characters in the story seem to be right in front of you. Great!

I really don't like that bullshit Cangpo. He rescued people and also rescued his enemies. It's not enough to save you and take you in. It's also enough to treat you so-called seniors from the same sect who are already inferior to me in cultivation as ancestors. It's best to give up the position of the master of the palace to you. You'll be satisfied, huh.

It was almost halfway through watching that I realized that Wanqi wanted to be a mòqí😂It's terrible to be uneducated

Come in and take a look for free. I won't talk about the previous ones. The first one is the pedophile male protagonist, which is a bit disgusting. Just accept it reluctantly. After all, the female protagonist's halo is loved by everyone and the flowers bloom. The second one is the guy at the end with a straight suit, wings on his back and blond hair.

To be honest, this book is very good and worth reading. Among the articles on cultivating immortality, it is considered to be rich in content and innovative. The portrayal of the characters, especially the heroine Leng Youran, is very delicate, and the connection between the characters and the psychological portrayal are in place. One thing is the rhythm issue. My opinion is that the rhythm is not mastered enough, sometimes fast and sometimes slow. The mid-term is a bit too draggy and makes you feel a little anxious. Generally speaking, it doesn't have much impact. All in all, it's pretty good!

I followed this work the year before last, and now I'm watching it again

I can't stand it anymore and I'm giving up. 😐 I've flipped through more than a dozen chapters but I still can't find what the golden fur ball is. Can someone tell me quietly? I can't flip through it anymore.

Such an article

Is it Shuangwen? Is the male protagonist clean physically and mentally?

A very interesting and beautiful book, suitable for both refined and popular tastes! Highly recommended to everyone!

Hi! Is this article 1v1?

The ending is a bit messy and the ending is very average. The writing before meeting the Ghost King was pretty good.

The heroine's grandfather is the sect master, and her father is the disciple of the sect master. In the world of immortality, strength is respected. Why do both children born to the heroine's mother have the father's surname? In this way, wouldn't the heroine's grandfather end his wife? The heroine's father is a standard Phoenix man. He tricked the heroine's mother into running away with him and then coming back when the rice is ready. Moreover, the person who takes care of the children is the grandpa, that is, the heroine, who raised them. The heroine's mother gave birth to two children, so even if they each have the same surname, it's okay! Even if it was true that wealthy families in ancient times had sons-in-law, in the world of immortality where strength is respected, there are no such sons-in-law?