Give Me Back My Cultivation

When you look at the title of this article, well, it must be a fun story about rebirth and revenge. So I read it with this first impression, but I found that I was very wrong. Ah, this is not a cool article at all! It is a fantasy romance novel that is slightly more literary. This book is classified into the fantasy channel, but readers must not be misunderstood. This is not a fantasy story with a strict hierarchy and strength, but a typical magic novel describing the story of gods and demons. Unfortunately, Qidian does not have such a category as fantasy, so the book has to be reluctantly classified as fantasy. You want to say that this book can also be classified as a fairy tale type? I think it's still inappropriate, so let's talk about the protagonist of this book, Shi Ming. Si Ming is taken from the young Si Ming in "Qin Shi Mingyue". She is elegant in plain clothes and looks like a fairy. No, it's not "like a fairy". She is a fairy who is in charge of all the lives in the world, so she is called "Si Ming". Siming first came from Qu Yuan's "Nine Songs", and was later included in the Taoist book "Yunji Qizhu" of the Song Dynasty. My country's classical historical culture clearly has such an image. Choosing such an image as the protagonist in this book laid the foundation for the story of gods and demons, and also required the tone of the writing school. Let's talk about the story of gods and demons first. The story begins in the land of China after the demon god awakens in the East China Sea. The protagonist, Shi Ming, is ordered by the Emperor of Heaven to go to the East China Sea to defeat the demon god who fell into the devil's way - the original God Yi Zhen in the heaven. The first volume of this article, Painful Loss of Cultivation, is a detailed record of the battle between Siming and the Demon God. It neither drags out the plot nor rushes the plot, but describes it poetically at a very reasonable pace, just like trickles of water that converge into a river, conveying the scene. Organically blended together: Siming's sense of responsibility, the power of the demon god, the attitude of the Emperor of Heaven, and the relationship between Siming and other gods around him are all clearly expressed in this natural and smooth description. The magical world constructed in this way is naturally free and poetic. Let's talk about the style of writing. Just now we have mentioned that the author's writing style is characterized by smoothness, freedom, and poetry. Now let's analyze it in detail. Starting from the first chapter, the author does not immediately introduce who Si Ming is or what his abilities are. Instead, he briefly outlines a nautical night scene under the stars, and then lets this graceful fairy appear on the stage, with elegance in every move. The following description of the storm, which lasted for more than ten chapters, is not written in vernacular, but uses many classical vocabulary, pays attention to the slight defamiliarization of language, and combines large-scale rendering with meticulous description to give people a refreshing feeling. When the author was reading this book, I actually guessed that the author might be a woman who has a certain degree of study in art. Otherwise, it would be really difficult to use language to describe it like this with talent. In general, the following evaluation of this book is based on the sentence in the title: "In the trickling stream, emotions blend into the scenery." This flowing water-like brushwork is as subtle as a trickling stream, smooth and popular without losing emotion and poetry. If you are a reader who is interested in fantasy (or fantasy fairy tales, they have something in common) novels and who also likes literary education, this book is your best choice!

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There is no investment opportunity, so I will give you a small review. First of all, exaggerate and exaggerate—— 1. The writing style is super good, a bit like a publishing style 2. The story has a clear rhythm and a sense of relaxation 3. The fighting scenes are gorgeous, and the style is biased towards the fairy tale. Finally, a little suggestion. I usually read online articles, so after reading the whole article, I felt that this article lacked story-telling. I wonder if the suspense at the beginning was not strong enough? There is a line about Sha Diao Si Ming in the essay, but it doesn't feel that way at all. It's not like Sha Diao Wen, but more like a well-behaved fairy tale in which the boss is injured at the beginning and then takes revenge. (I didn't read it carefully, it's just a family opinion. However, among the routine articles written all over the world, large articles are definitely not routine! Those who are attracted by the title of the book, it is worth a try!)

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