
My Senior Brother and I Went Wandering
我与师兄去流浪
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 282k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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"Book Review" As a classical fairy tale, this book is a bit counter-intuitive. The male protagonist is not the common tall image, but is very stubborn. Look, what he calls "The Three-Character Classic of Immortality" (appears in Chapter 5): Be as steady as a dog, don't ask questions or take detours; don't take action, don't admit it, don't be afraid of being ugly; don't be stubborn when trying to trick someone... This is the image of a "despicable villain". An image of struggling to save his life in the world of immortality where human life is like grass. This book seems to be reflecting on: What kind of person would a modern person be if he really traveled to the world of immortality? Could he be in a civilization of cultivating immortals, with a mind left behind from a technological civilization, and occasionally think about the secrets of time and space? What kind of path will he take to become an immortal? There are clues: When the male protagonist gets bored and bored, he will hold a "concert" and hum some songs that have never been heard by "ancients". The reputation is very bad! His reason is: Do you know how uncomfortable it is for a human being who has been influenced by the civilized world and the information age to be in the lonely world of cultivating immortals? This is a "bad boy" face who goes his own way. He is powerful, but he hides it deeply. His cultivation level is no longer inferior to that of his master, and his swordsmanship even surpasses that of the master. He is full of secrets. Now with more than 80,000 words, he has only revealed the tip of the iceberg. There may be surprises later. He has been in the sect for more than ten years but has always been indifferent to the affairs of the sect, which makes people have objections. In the end, he was designed to run away from the mountain... And other people were outside. He doesn't take the ordinary path and likes to use different methods. After teaching it to his junior sister, he has achieved initial results... Defeating powerful enemies. His self-made so-called hidden poison weapons are not highly toxic, but they will make people extremely uncomfortable if they are stained with them: crocodile tears, toad juice, mouse urine... The trick he used for the first time against the enemy... But the poison was made from hemp powder! His makeshift hidden weapon is made of bamboo... A scalpel! As expected of being a doctor in his previous life. One of his sword moves made the "Asian Saint" level demon python burst into tears. It seems that secrets are indispensable. Judging from the reading between the lines, this book is probably a group novel. Furthermore, it should not be a matter of simply cultivating immortals, and not speculating on the "real food" of the gods in the ancient mythology "The Romance of the Gods". Something unexpected must have happened. Looking forward to the follow-up. Just looking at the title, I thought I was hyping up the popularity of "senior brother". In fact, this senior fellow is not that senior fellow. I am afraid this is a book that does not follow lines and is unconstrained. Currently, if I traveled through time, I would probably do this. It remains to be seen when the male protagonist... Can finally survive. The writing style and writing style are not critical, readers have different opinions. But some of the trick names are unique and poetic. Anyway, this young master burst out laughing when he saw it. Worth a look!
This book is really good. I look forward to the follow-up. I can't wait to get into my big brain and take a sneak peek! Hahaha
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I have collected it. It's really beautiful. The quality of the big book is guaranteed. Please keep updating.
I have recommended it every day since I was qualified to recommend it. I am willing to use my meager strength to increase the motivation to continue writing! Come on, support you! !
It's obviously a fairy tale, but why is the protagonist playing the game? Desperate ladies. . . . .
Reminds me of Wandering with Gubao. The content is very good. Come on^0^~
Readers can easily understand the character image that the author wants to show to readers. I like it.
Dad, don't be nervous, I don't love you, I love you. 😄😄😄
Gou Wen is anti-routine, a bit novel, has a lot of laughs, the writing is smooth, and the male protagonist has a strong sense of agency. It is not a novice novel, and I like the cautious approach of novice novels.
It's so immersive. How can it be written so vividly? I beg you to update it as soon as possible.
Classical fairy tales can actually be written like this! I have to say, I admire you. A little bit of science fiction, a little bit of literary youth, a little bit of memories, a little bit of darkness, a little bit of joy, a little bit of bright sadness... Inadvertently I will laugh. Nice! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Dear friends, hurry up if you invest, the contract has been signed and the status will be changed immediately.
Sometimes it's classical style, sometimes it's airplanes and cannons, sometimes it's a game, it's a show!
Golden Hand pointed out that it was a bit late. Chapters 6 and 7 were released only when others released the Golden Chapter 3. It doesn't say what role it plays. But when I saw the later part, especially when I went to the guild to make alchemy in the first hundred and a few chapters, it was still surprising. I wonder if such a clever game can really happen in humans?
Chapters 72 and 73 discuss Tao, what do they mean, and who are they aimed at? . . . . .