Died Together with the Immortal Lord

It's really beautiful to say, and the ending is unexpected and reasonable. Unlike many articles, the ending is incomprehensible. It either goes beyond the original framework or is pulled out of a story that has little connection with the previous article. I really didn't expect the villain boss at the end, but Bu Zhoushan did. The heroine's portrayal and emotions have always been very full. Although she kills people, sets fires, and wants to destroy the world, she is a good girl. But the male protagonist is a bit thin in comparison. The female protagonist has a life experience, background and feelings, but the male protagonist has no life experience, and his feelings for the female protagonist have changed a bit. Quick: A person who has been instilled in the world as his own responsibility since he was a child. He grew up in Buzhou Mountain (actually, it is not explained whether he grew up in Buzhou Mountain). The people who accompany him are his masters and brothers. The character he developed should be a textbook cold, upright and mature fairy. It is very unreasonable to suddenly appear next to the heroine at the beginning without explaining the reason in the end. The future heir of the upper fairy world appears in the lower world and is surrounded by a group of people. The cannon fodder was beaten by a group of cannon fodders, and his face was disfigured; later, the world view was suddenly refreshed by the heroine's remarks, and he no longer became a fairy master, and no longer took the world as his own responsibility; and although I forgot the name of the female supporting character, she was also from Bu Zhoushan, although I also hated her, but the male protagonist and her are brothers and sisters. It's just that the male protagonist is too boring. Of course, to the female protagonist, he is the only gentle touch in the world. In fact, it is not only the male protagonist who is harmed, but also the portrayal of the old immortal master of Buzhou Mountain. It should be more portrayed than the purple girl. After all, he is the real enemy of the genocide, and his final sacrifice. I feel that he should be a contradictory person, but now I feel that this character cannot stand up, contradicts himself, and is weird. I feel that this purple girl is a bit unclear. Not only is it a bit redundant to explain the purpose of her emotional line, but she should have been a witch before, and her personality should be a bit perverse. She saved her benefactor and was killed by his son, and she should die without contact. But looking at the back, her character seems to be that of a young girl who has just entered the world, and she is still shy and confused with the son of her benefactor. She is not like the person in front of her who is willing to follow the heroine because she wants to kill the immortal sect. This section will have no effect later on. Another drawback that I think is the biggest drawback is that this world of immortality is too bad. You can count all the good people on one hand, and they are not from the immortal sect. There is too much malice, there should be more good people. But it is still the female protagonist. As long as the female protagonist is emotionally portrayed, the emotional portrayal is particularly good. For the male protagonist, except for the first couple, the others are mediocre. Physically speaking, good is good-looking. I like the subject matter and the plot. It's really much better than most fairy tales.

Come on, I really like this book! It's great to torture the male protagonist 😍

I've finished reading it, it's very good, I like it 👍

I really want to continue watching, please give me a sequel! ! !

Not bad actually. emmm. The more extra chapters the better.