The Dao of Song Across the Heavens

Zu Xia, Xian Qin, Shen Han, Sheng Tang, Dao Song, Mo Yuan, Wu Ming, Yao Qing

I saw that this book was abandoned by Zhetian. The author's synopsis is good. It describes the story of the Song Dynasty in Zhutian Liuli. The protagonist pursues the gathering of people to become the Dao, but the fighting power is too chaotic. There is no big problem with the author's writing. The only thing is that he always talks about Lu Shiping (pervert), which is a bit unclear. Maybe the author of this book and the author of Zhutian Yandao are friends. Next, I will talk about the biggest problem in the author's work. The combat power is too chaotic, and it is completely a low-end version of Zhutian. I saw here that I can roughly divide the realms of this book: Houtian - Xiantian - Grandmaster - Grand Master - Shattered (Enlightenment) - Earth Immortal (Nascent Soul) - Heavenly Immortal - Golden Immortal - Taiyi - Daluo. Of course, I only see the Zhetian Chapter now, so the most powerful combat power is the Red Dust Immortal. The protagonist should not have become a Golden Immortal yet, and then the protagonist will be the Taoist Killer when he reaches Zhetian. He can't beat the saint. After reading two chapters, he may become a quasi-emperor after swallowing the Ninety-nine Dragon Mountains. He gets four emperor scriptures and then asks his subordinates to challenge them. This is another major poisonous point in this book. It is well known that it is more difficult to basicize high-end skills than to create high-end skills. That is, relying on a group of weaklings (Sendai 1) who are not in the holy realm to transform the emperor scriptures. To be honest, the martial arts characters are too awesome. Yes, it is true that they may not be weak in talent, but the author said in the book that after the younger brother arrived in the fairyland, he had to rely on himself to realize it. He could change it without cheating, and could only rely on the protagonist to change it. It is really impossible for other people to achieve this level. Take Dugu Qiufei as an example, he is definitely the one with the strongest understanding. It is difficult to understand the artistic conception of a saint. I really don't I know how those subordinates can keep up with the protagonist. There is no brainer in upgrading. A low martial arts Song + a medium martial arts Tang + a low demon Liaozhai can defeat a high demon Shushan. Each of them can break through the world limit. In addition, the two defeated monks in Shushan are both golden immortal level bosses. I feel that the author is completely lowering the opponent's realm and bragging about his own awesomeness. To be honest, writing fantasy novels from the heavens to the heavens is definitely a failure. I could bear to read them at first, but once I wrote about the world of Sun God, I couldn't read it anymore. I was suffering from severe poison and there was no cure. Anyway, I couldn't stand it anymore.

When the protagonist says that Qiao Feng needs training, he feels so embarrassed. Qiao Feng is the best gang leader in the world, just like Jack Ma now. Author, if you tell Ma Yun that you need training, will it be awkward? Everyone will probably treat you as a fool. Others, Qiao Feng, became the leader of the gang after countless trainings. Does this kind of person need you to let him endure hardship and let him hone himself?

Why should we write about Song Dynasty? The softness of knees is second only to that of Manchu and Qing Dynasty. This country title is full of shame.

It's outrageous that Quasi-Emperor is equal to Golden Immortal. I can barely accept it even if Red Earth Immortal is equal to Golden Immortal, but your power level is too low. You are really a low-end version of Zhutian. Moreover, you are about to become a great emperor, and you actually went to Yangshen to open another volume. Is it worthy?

As an emperor, but his style is too low

Trial of Poison The previous reading was okay. Since I became the emperor, I have always wanted to find women. How hungry is this? Does it feel like the plot of an emperor's novel relies on writing about women? The writing style is not rigorous, and the nature of the joke is serious. It makes me so embarrassed to watch

There is a book called Zhu Tian Yuan Tao which is very good. Compared with it, your book is like an ant.

It has been a bit self-exciting since the beginning of Liaozhai, and it feels even more incoherent after Burglary. I guess the old timer may find it novel and interesting based on how he usually spends his time, but as some readers said, the harem content has become higher, and the creativity has become mediocre. . . There are so many such books in the library. I personally feel that the author still has not written his own creativity, and there are no refreshing and memorable settings. Many settings are copied, which is tasteless, a pity to discard, and useless...

Wu Xia, Hou Shang, Wu Zhou, Warring States, Bao Qin, Qiang Han, Feng Jin, Zahu, Shui Sui, Tang Dynasty, Fu Song, Kuo Yuan, Lie Ming, Gou Qing. The sequence of ancient Chinese history is simple and clear.