The Way of Sorcery

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First of all, whether it is my misunderstanding or my guess, this is my personal opinion anyway. Send it out and everyone can discuss it. After watching the two parts of "The Flower of Rain" (The Fog and the Truth), I feel that the "Flower of Rain" in "The Way" has an open ending. There are a lot of pitfalls, and the series is not finished yet. It can only be analyzed from the current plot. This book has its shortcomings, as he is a new author after all, but it is so good that it deserves a second read. Personally, I feel that the best part about this book is that there are so many foreshadowing details in the early stages. There are many conversations in the early stage, and the taste will change if you look at the context later. Very interesting. But at a glance, readers who are waiting for the male protagonist to overthrow the female supporting character may not necessarily get it. Due to the big turn in the last few chapters of "Rain Flower Chapter", the story is divided into two worlds. I will divide it into the "surface world" and the "inner world" according to the popular saying nowadays. The "External World" is the first 90% of the content, and the "Inner World" is said to be caused by Sui Xingsha. But I have reservations here. I guess that the "inner world" is also real, because the author spends a lot of words explaining the reasons and the correspondence between the characters and the "table world". Everyone has mentioned Weiyu's father in such detail. If it were purely an illusion, there seems to be no need to say it in such detail. However, the connection between the two is not clear yet and will not be discussed until more information is available in the future. So now let's talk about the character Wei Yu in "The World on the Table" which accounts for more than 90% of the space. Looking closely at this story, it actually uses the shell of fairy magic to tell a story about choice. Destruction and salvation, seemingly opposite sides, are actually two sides of the same coin. For Hua Sheng, staying in the present is salvation. For Weiyu, changing reality is salvation. In this world, should it be broken first and then established, or should it be established without breaking? I feel sorry for the ending of Weiyu. Weiyu becomes the opposite of the main characters in the second half of the game (commonly referred to as "blackening"), and her final ending made me wonder why she looked like the heroine at first. Although she can also deceive, take advantage of other people's weaknesses and cause endless disasters. But I can also understand her to a certain extent. Because the reason why she did this was not for her own selfish gain, but to protect something that everyone also considered precious. This is "let the living live well". Living with dignity, despite the pain, is not the important difference between humans and ordinary animals? Human beings are corroded by "maggots" without realizing it, and remain numb and content. Is this a future worth looking forward to? So Weiyu gives it a try, and what he strives for is not "the well-being of everyone's descendants and peace in the world", because this can only be achieved by the dream created by the super intelligence (Strawberry) (which can also be understood as brainwashing, everyone understands). What she strives for is to allow the living to live with hope and dignity in the real world. She was born alone in the future, and also came to the modern world alone, with no one to turn to for help. When she made a decision, no one was around to help her. You must decide everything by yourself and think independently on how to accomplish this extremely complex goal. Since Weiyu did not choose to "escape easily", she had to solve many difficulties. The methods vary from person to person, but she showed that the choice (which may not be understood by everyone) should be the few choices left for her after weighing her surroundings. Since she had gone through so much hardship and sacrificed so much, why did she give up at the last moment? Because "Mingyou" turned back into "Weiyu" at that time. In the decision of whether to kill Hua Sheng, she was faced with "right" or "easy" again. Although the protagonist holds a golden hoop, killing Hua Sheng is still easy for Mingyou. In the story setting, Mingyou's immortal magic is hundreds of thousands of years ahead of the current one, and 99.9% Of the current immortals should not be able to defeat it. (So ​​Tianjizi couldn't get the Shengfo Luyin in the first half of the Tianmu Trial, because if he got it, he would die. This is also a detail.) It's not that there are no immortals who can match her. For example, Dao Ling Xingjun may be able to compete with Ming You, but because Ming You has the help of the Xuanwu Spirit Snake, Dao Ling Xing Jun and a large group of immortal masters are dragged to resist the spirit snake's moon control technique. So when Weiyu faced Hua Sheng, it was easy to kill Hua Sheng, but it was something Wei Yu himself could not accept. But Weiyu could not see the human world as it was when she came. So she chose to be killed by the Golden Cudgel. She did not simply give up in the end. Death is Weiyu's final stubbornness towards his beliefs. PS: I have also thought about why there are so many Daluo gods next door in the mythology discussed by some people who do not come to help. However, in the setting of the magic novel, the gods have already wiped out both the demon and demon worlds. This is a world without monsters. If humans encounter any disaster and gods take action, the gods will become humans' nannies. Moreover, it is also mentioned that Taoists are unwilling to participate in human security disputes. So basically when you encounter difficulties, you still have to solve them among the characters around the protagonist. The possibility of a sudden divine weapon descending from heaven is very low.

I like this novel very much. I read the latest chapter in one night and couldn't stop. I read a lot of doubts in the comment area. I just want to say that everyone has their own preferences for radish and cabbage. Some people like to read novice novels. Some people like to read high-quality articles with strict logic and profound writing. The current starting point is full of I criticize simple and routine fast food novels. It is rare to find such a book with a unique plot setting and excellent writing style. Shouldn't we encourage it? Do all novels have to know the ending as soon as you look at the beginning? When you look at the narrative sentences, you feel like you are reading a middle school essay. Do you think this is a normal trend? It is true that the modern society is too fast-paced and under pressure. Reading is just for a knowing smile. As long as the protagonist upgrades quickly enough and there are enough girls, why should we care about anything else? There is just a group of readers who are either tired or have an eye for perspective. The light is different. They hope that novels like "Shu Dao" can be recognized by more people and get the encouragement and recognition they deserve. Come on, the author. I have little ability and can only subscribe to support. Persistence is the most difficult and perfect "Tao" for you, me and more people.

I feel that Qidian Chinese Website can be changed to Douluo Chinese Website! They are all written about Douluo!

I know how picky the book friends at Qidian are, so can I be more dedicated in my comments? Of course the book is still good, I just hope the author can be more respectful. 🤫

The world view and plot gradually unfold, including Sun Wukong and Guanyin Bodhisattva. It seems that the whole story should be very grand! I hope the author will plan well and write a different story, hahaha. Finally, I hope the author will make more updates! 😃😃😃😍😍😍

Support conscientious writers. Only if novels with original themes are published, there will be fewer Douluo at the starting point. Otherwise, there are 10 new books and 6 Douluo books. There is 1 stallion, 1 son-in-law, 1 golden finger and 1 system left. Everyone will watch these kinds of things for the rest of their lives. As for the plot of Shudao, the writing style is a matter of opinion, at least it can be seen that the content is based on thinking. Anyway, I hope that the more thoughtful works with innovative plots, the better, and I would support 10,000 copies.

I feel like the comment section has gone too far. . This book can only be said to be okay. Except for Taishang Xiaojun, other characters are portrayed very strangely, and the whole story cannot be developed at all (the previous chapters emphasize logic, but the plot in the back of this book is completely based on imagination. A programmer has developed artificial intelligence, and can learn the magic of immortals and become invincible? Even if it can learn much faster than humans, then how can other immortals who have practiced artificial intelligence for tens of thousands of years be able to do it artificially? The intelligence can be surpassed in a few decades. And the world view cannot be developed at all. Aren't those immortals who can't come out in the battle between the academy and the underworld? Aren't there still descendants in the academy, just watching? The plot arrangement is very strange. The national football team's 100:4 score is really outrageous. The protagonist suddenly comes on stage? Two people who came from nowhere suddenly came on stage? They also played 100 to 4. Are the audience all fools? This plot is extremely magical, like a dream. It was a bit dull when it was supposed to be exciting, and the transitions were a bit messy. There was basically no description when the protagonist took the golden cudgel to the battlefield. Instead, the emotional scene between the two when they met Wei Yu was well described, making me feel like I was reading a romance novel. Some places are quite interesting in writing, and some plots seem like random thoughts, and the seemingly grand world view is just a shelf. The first few chapters looked good, but then it fell apart.

How much did the author spend to hire so many trolls?

I just want to say that this book is not good to read.