The Great Sage of White Bones

A half-baked review from a seasoned reader: When Youyaoqi was shut down, I was really angry. But there was nothing I could do, so when I saw the new book came out, I was quite excited. I followed the serialization. At the beginning, I found this book very interesting; the various bizarre and strange settings were quite amusing.

When I was a child, The delay was even shorter, just one day. I was on Saturday. Updated on Sunday. When they grow up, The week was even more silent. During this week, Update will be next week. Now, Delay is a knife in my hand. I'm outside the door. The author is inside the door. The future The drag is an iron fence I'm in prison The author is in the sky

Author, did you know that lakes have appeared in the Taklamakan Desert? Just like the sacred mountain you described as a "sea-turning-sacred-mountain".

As I read through the whole thing, it got progressively worse. Although the protagonist is a Taoist priest, so he acts with compassion and concern for the world, Taoist priests are still mortals. This protagonist is a Taoist priest who is selfless, devoted, and asks for nothing in return. He always chooses to be tolerant unless absolutely necessary.

I'm so happy to have been reported on the very first day of the book's release. All sorts of sarcastic posts in the book review section will be deleted, and serious ones will result in being banned. Please stop being swayed by the rumors and let Yao Huo write his book in peace, okay? Stop being sarcastic and stirring up trouble in the book review section.

I jumped in without reading the reviews, just because of the author on Youyaoqi, but I really couldn't keep up. I persevered until the part about the Ghost Mother and the Sun Bureau, where the logic just wouldn't hold up. My mind was a blur. The scene in Chang County made me feel like a lot of things didn't make sense, and it felt too subjective.

The story itself is good, but it's riddled with unnecessary details and repetitive phrases, severely impacting the reading experience. While the author's desire to make money is understandable, this level of padding is unnecessary. The novel could have been much more popular; it's like trying to gain something small but losing something big.

I can sense the author's attempt to move away from the typical monster-slaying, level-up-based novel. However, the author struggles to maintain a sense of ethereal detachment, resulting in a somewhat disjointed and incoherent reading experience. Secondly, the sense of immersion is extremely poor.

To this day, the supernatural book I can't forget is still "Here Comes the Demon." I used to wait for the updates every day. It's such a pity that Yao Huo had the chance to become a legend with just one book.

Hopefully, Youyaoqi will win the revival match.