Mythic Immortality

I don't feel like a newcomer. If I write an original novel world according to the existing writing style, as long as it can achieve the current level, I dare not say that it will become a god, but it should be able to achieve something. I just feel that the author wrote a story about traveling through the heavens and a copy of the world. It seems... Well... I just feel that integrating the heavens into the background world of this book has become cliché. [I'm not disparaging the world travel novel, because I myself also wrote a book traveling through the heavens, but this is because I feel that my writing skills are not enough, so I directly borrowed the world view from film and television novels for practice.

I actually found a good book. Although it only has six chapters, it is definitely a good book. I want to collect it first...

Who am I, where am I, why was the Sa family brought here by a strange uncle?

Judging from the author's description, Xiao Lin's luck is really amazing, and 129,600 may be just a drop in the bucket. No, that's for sure. In addition, the author's luck actually uses the effects of luck in other novels (not necessarily exactly the same, but similar). Then the question is, why can the protagonist get the three-body stone? Why? The role of luck (the author did not describe it, so most of it must be based on functions in other novels), let alone accelerating cultivation, the most important point is that the universe and the earth work together at all times. What does it mean? When luck is in confrontation, it is difficult for a person with low luck to fight against a person with high luck. If the gap between the two sides is too large, it is completely impossible for a person with low luck to fight against a person with high luck. For example, a certain protagonist has luck of 10,000 and you have luck of 9,000. The confrontation between the two parties may be affected by other factors, and the result is unpredictable. But if the protagonist has 10,000 and you only have single digits, and the two sides confront each other, the result is that no matter how good you are, you will have to kneel down. High luck is so powerful. Even if you are Daluo Jinxian and the opponent is just an ordinary person, the moment you take action, various disasters will either trap you or various masters will appear and rub you off. But the protagonist in the book confronts Xiao Lin for the first time, against a man whose 129,600 fortunes are just a drop in the bucket, and actually succeeds? So, there are two situations: First, the author just started writing and didn't think it through clearly. He just wrote it for the sake of effect. Two, there are pitfalls. My personal preference is for the latter one, and there are traces of it. The author mentioned that the protagonist has 0 luck and there are abnormal circumstances. So, is this 0 luck a hidden golden finger? One of its functions is to offset the disadvantages of luck confrontation? Otherwise, don't say that there were forbidden laws in the school at that time. If it was really luck, there would be ten thousand ways to make the protagonist kneel. For example, law enforcement officers come to take down the protagonist, for example, strange rocks fall from the sky and kill the protagonist again, for example, the three-body stone contains strange cold, strange fire, strange poison, etc. Anyway, except Xiao Lin, whoever touches it will die. This is called luck confrontation.

The most disgusting sentence is: This body is also called **, God must have the same name if he traveled through time 😅

The world view of this book is very good, the setting is grand and novel, and it has its own merits. But other than that, the setting of this book is full of errors, the supporting characters are stereotyped, and the book is forcibly reduced to intelligence. The protagonist practices the skills of Lanruo Temple, but the result is that the abbot cannot tell it by just covering it up. The protagonist is in his lair, using his own magic to peek into his home, but the villain can't see it? Isn't this too ridiculous? This book can be said to be a typical fantasy routine. The protagonist does not have to do anything, all his wishes come true, treasures fall from the sky, and the supporting characters use their wits. There is nothing to see. Some of the thoughts in my heart are not vomiting and I am not happy, everyone is laughing at me. Farewell.

Is my investment so useless? ? ? ?

While mocking others for their wits, the protagonist himself is also trying to be wise. The next chapter also copies a large paragraph from the end of the previous chapter. This blatant number of words is simply nb

The matter of seizing opportunities is also a matter of circumstance and cannot be taken randomly, especially in certain worlds. For example, I have read a book where the main character, a mortal, went to the tomb of gods to compete for a chance with Chen Nan. Isn't this looking for death? Many of Chen Nan's opportunities were specially arranged for him by Dugu Baitian and others. Every carrot is like a hole. If you grab it, aren't you afraid that someone will slap you and kill you? Many of Ye Fan's opportunities in "Zhetian" were arranged by ruthless people. It would be fine if Ye Fan went to get them. But if you go to get them, you don't know where the word ruthless people came from? There are also people who run to Perfection to grab the opportunity. Come on, Shi Hao is the Immortal Emperor. If you grab his opportunity, Shi Hao may come out in the future. Opportunities for people like Wang Mazi and Yang Xiang are harder to grab than the others.

Goodbye, no matter how good the writing is, I will never read it. Is this a weekly update or a monthly update? Or just say eunuch? This kind of author is the most annoying. You see, I withdrew