
This Cultivator Is Really Different
这个修士真的不一样
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Modern Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Why
The protagonist of the author's book cannot grow up. Once he grows up, he feels that the book has lost its flavor. Come on, author.
I quite like his books, but the ending of each one disappoints me a bit
How should I put it? There is nothing wrong with the author's writing style, but I don't know why a lot of problems will arise once the protagonist grows up. In fact, based on the author's writing style, writing about daddy stories should be popular, right?
The biggest flaw of this book is the parents. Either they don't exist or they are dead. If you have parents like this, I feel there is no need to read it.
I dare not read the author's books. Every time the main character's elementary school years are well written, things start to get awkward in middle school, and when he is about to become an adult in high school, it's a complete mess and makes me feel uncomfortable to read. It's like this every time. Every time I see Brother Diaoyu and just read the book reviews, I feel that a book that can become a god has been ruined by the author himself.
Are you ready to go to the city and die again?
I have followed several books and have never finished reading them all. Every time I go to town, I can't stand them anymore. I die as soon as I go to town.
The book "The Cultivation of Immortality of the Post-80s" was cut off from the back. That book was perfect. I finally found this book among the vast sea of books. I read it with gusto. Suddenly the style of painting changed. It felt like I was being forced to take poison. . .
I read a few of my buddy's books, and there was a post saying that the protagonist cannot grow up, and I really agree with it. The taste in the early stage is indeed very refreshing, but it gets worse and worse later on. I still need to learn more. How can I become a great master if I can't get out of the novice village?
The author writes very well in the early and middle stages of each book.
The author's book is one of the few books that can be read since childhood. It is comfortable to read, enjoyable to read, and joyful to read. But the author is also one of the few in Qidian. I still can't understand the author. Many new Qidian authors and veteran authors all started with bad books and ended up unfinished. The author is just the opposite. Every novel can be said to have a perfect start, start to stall in the middle, and end itself in the later period. There is another author who is as close as the legendary author of Wall Street to the author of this book. I still wish the author can get out of the vicious cycle and this book will have a perfect ending.