Hidden Ice

I feel that it will be a god when it is put on the shelves. In this era of unlimited popularity among the people, it is really difficult to see such a book. I was once obsessed with San Shao, I was obsessed with Mao Ni, and I was obsessed with Fenghuo. Until now, I was obsessed with Zang Bing. If nothing else, it's really not easy to read the sincerity revealed in every word. It feels like every dialogue carries countless amounts of information, and every plot has extremely profound meaning. I know it may be a bit slow, or some book friends may think I am exaggerating, but if you really feel it with your heart, every one of these chapters published now is really thoughtful. It can be seen that it is true. Let's talk about the plot. Although everyone knows that the protagonist is Zhou Qing, there are actually so many lines laid out in front that there is not much description of the protagonist. But I don't think this is a shortcoming. The more it is like this, the richer the context of the entire article becomes. Just like Swordsman in the Snow, you may not know who the protagonist is after reading the first 200 pictures, but I think this is the most precious thing in the book. Let me talk about my questions and understanding of the plot. The first is Zhou Qing. He now has 100,000 Taoist classics at his side, and there is an old immortal with unknown strength and unknown origin who is teaching him carefully. He should rise soon. From his growth, we can easily see his entanglement, because after all, his biological father does not want him to practice martial arts. Zhou Fan can also be said to be in the entanglement of civil and martial arts, so that every time Zhou Qing wants to practice martial arts, he will have many uneasy thoughts in his heart. I think this is not The shorter number of words can portray the character of this character more deeply. Whether Zhou Qing has wise eyes or enjoys a lot of knowledge, he is still a child after all. He will be influenced by his father and have hesitation. I think this is the delicateness of the author's writing. The second thing I want to talk about is Zhou Qing's adoptive father, Zhou Fan. Zhou Qing's biological father, the life and death brother of Zuo Beihou, has a rough side. He will point at Zhou Qing and say "you, me," but we can clearly feel the care and love behind it. This may be every father's attitude towards his son, strict but He was also a little confused. After all, Zhou Yan had never been a father. In order to raise Zhou Qing, he even left his hometown, left his beloved relatives, and went to the Tibetan Bingshan alone. To be able to do this for a child who was not his son, firstly, he was very affectionate, and secondly, he was definitely a serious person. From many of the words he and Zhou Qing said, I could feel warm and heroic, not the kind of disgusting feeling caused by foul language. He also has a gentle side, and his love for Long Yiyi, Su Jinconcubine, Xu Ye, his brothers, and his enthusiasm for fighting are all very attractive to me and make me like this character very much. Some book friends may think that Zhou Yan's change from using foul language when talking to Zhou Qing to a famous general who guides the country is a bit cheerful, but in fact, maybe this is his true self. As for Zhou Fu, there is another pitfall here, which may be foreshadowing. Chen Laodao said that Zhou Fu had taken "pills" when he came down the mountain, and Zhou Fu suddenly "returned to youth" after seeing Long Huiyi again, which made me a little confused. Is it possible to speculate that Zhou Fan took some pills with side effects in order to have a stronger body, so he became younger? It depends on how Zhou Dada continues to write. In addition, I also want to mention one person, Long Yiyi, this old general who is over fifty years old and in his dying years. When he was half buried, he resolutely and without hesitation raised troops to help Cangbei in response to the crisis. When I saw this, I really felt like I was a little sad and tearful, especially when the envoy of the Heaven-Suppressing King had already looked down on this former leader of a banner in the Cangbei Army. I felt particularly painful in my heart. It reminded me subconsciously that no one asked about the hero's grave, and the actor's family affairs were known to the world. A small envoy could only see an old man in his dying years, but he could not see at all how much of his white hair was caused by worries for the people of Cangbei. The first appearance of Long Yiyi, that kind of despair and misery, that kind of soul-lost pain, makes you feel sad every time you watch it. From these three characters, it is not difficult to see that Zhou Dazhen is very careful in describing the characters. Although it is only a hundred thousand words, the description of each character is already very vivid and concrete, and the description of the plot and the frequency of digging holes are also remarkable. I believe Zhou Dada can also write better and better. For those who gave up after reading only two or three, I really feel sad for you. Maybe you are only suitable for reading fast-paced books that take off and slap you in the face all day long. Such slow-burning books that start step by step may really not be suitable for you. Such a book can be called a divine book in a new field that takes the lead in the world of Xianxia with its own unique approach. How can it not take off as a god?

The author quickly sends a plug-in to the protagonist 😢, which can be a little sadistic for pleasure, but a big sadistic thing can hurt your body. Old friends meet each other but don't recognize each other, and heroes grow old and have gray hair The teacher died in the fire and became immortal, and the world was stained with blood and the common people suffered.

I feel that the introduction is well written, but I don't know how powerful it is.

This book requires patience. I happen to be afraid that my eyes will get tired and I don't have the patience to read it. Just like I don't read Fenghuo now! Depressed, you know? I'm afraid of heartache. I just want to have fun and then go to sleep. I can sleep with a smile. Who wants to stay up crying?

It's hard to write a book, it's hard to write a good book, and it's even harder to write a book that you want to write that can make money. It's not easy, let's encourage each other.

No one reads such a good book?

Damn, what's wrong with this book?

Starting to code again, ✊ the Red Empire steps on the field!

When reading a book about digging a big hole, you always feel like you are drowning and suffocating. I feel like they are all deliberately trying to be clever and pretending to be sophisticated. Not enjoyable at all. Therefore, although the writing style of the book is good, it is bound to not have many fans.

Author Jun, can you give me more scenes of the male protagonist practicing? I think it's incongruous to write more about fighting than about the male protagonist.

The old man who appeared next to the male protagonist was simply too mysterious. His appearance made me want to keep watching because I really wanted to know who the old man's real identity was. The key is that he was written so well that people couldn't help but want to see what an amazing background this old man had. When the old man first appeared, he looked like a beggar, but his body was like a snowflake from a hundred miles away. This shows that he is not a normal person. Ordinary people, and later the old man turned into a fortune teller, and his fortune teller was very accurate, and he claimed that he was not a semi-immortal but a god. This plot really gave me an illusion that the old man was really a god, and his reappearance later, since it was to help the male protagonist practice, and it felt that the old man had a very extensive understanding of the martial arts, and his words solved the male protagonist's obstacles on the path of cultivation. It speeded up the male protagonist's practice, which really surprised Ji Benbaobao. Later, he asked the male protagonist to save the poisoned people. These poisoned elephants were like the old man deliberately practicing for the male protagonist, but that was not entirely true, because the old man really wanted to save them, and the herbs needed to save these poisoned people were very precious and difficult to find. However, the male protagonist was able to collect them all in one day. The key is that he also knew how to let the male protagonist use the jade. Putting it in can increase the effect, which is strange. Moreover, by treating these patients, the male protagonist found that his medical skills have also been improved. This made me think about whether this old man was arranged by God to train the male protagonist. He is really a god. I think he exists with a purpose. I really want to know what role this mysterious old man is. I hope I can find the answer in the subsequent plot.

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The author's writing style is quite good. There is indeed some ink in the early stages of the plot of the novel. There is no need to be mysterious. The writing is actually a bit noisy.

I've read six chapters and I don't know what it's about.

It just feels like a woodblock print. Except for this, it's very interesting.

I just collected it because of the introduction, but I haven't read it yet.

Why does it feel like the old man has been helping the male protagonist practice, not only the exercises but also the medical skills?

I just read one, written by a friend. Wow, I also want to write it, but it seems too troublesome, so I forgot about it (don't ask me why I don't use "Zhang", because lz's surname is Zhang). Slow work will make the difference, brother, come on

Chapter 2.5.6 Where 😰😰😰

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