The Great Sage Hunyuan

Reminds me of a previous book, The Great Sage, Nine Transformations of Gods and Demons, Li Qingshan, and Xiao An. The bull demon is stuck in the mud with great strength, the tiger demon is crazy about practicing his bones, the ape demon fishes for the moon but it will be empty, the snake demon swallows the sun without regrets, the turtle controls the sea, which is a sign of good and bad luck, the phoenix's nirvana is undying, the unicorn creeps to pity the common people, the dragon and the sky move through the destiny, the gods and demons change nine times, but they remain unchanged. I still remember Li Qingshan's words, the weak draw their swords against the weaker, and the strong draw their swords against the stronger. What a pity, I wish the author will eat instant noodles without seasoning packets for the rest of his life.

For fantasy, I can only read the ones written in July by Jin Feng. The protagonist is wealthy yet heroic, has a superior IQ without sacrificing a lovable personality, acts in a self-interested manner but is not out of line in his outlook on life, is a genius but is also a struggler and does not care about the love between his children at all. He is simply a role model for our generation. From a writing perspective, the writing style is relaxed and has nothing to do with gags, and the scale is just right. It is full of the passionate qualities of a refreshing novel. It is full of details on the protagonist's standard leapfrogging battles, endless hole cards, and pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. It also takes into account logic. The branch lines of the plot are all wonderfully arranged. Large-scale battles of wits are often connected in the form of martial arts. Various small climaxes can well create a sense of freshness. And in terms of writing skills alone, I think the author's choice of words and sentences can definitely be ranked at the forefront of the starting point. It can be seen that the author has read many classic martial arts novels. The descriptions in the paragraphs are vivid, the pictures are strong, and the appropriate allusions are eye-catching. At the same time, it is not obscure or sloppy. One shot to the end, the battle scenes are very enjoyable. I have read all four of the author's novels. Contrary to the reviews, I have the best impressions of The Great Sage Tongyou and The Great Sage Huntian. The characters in these two books have the least bonds, and the protagonists are the most "alone", which is in line with my preference for lone heroes. The rhythm is also relatively tight, there are no too large-scale dungeons and too long window periods for explosions. The events will not be very long, which allows me to maintain sensory excitement. Among them, The Great Sage of Tongyou is particularly stunning. The addition of supernatural and thriller elements is very novel. The horror scenes depicted by the author are very fascinating and are very compatible with curiosity lovers. It's a pity that the end is really bad, full of pitfalls, to the point where I just threw my phone and cursed after watching it. Although it is unlikely, would the author consider having time to continue writing and fill in the pitfalls? Seeing that the response to the new book is not as good as the previous one, I am worried that the author will give up this relatively niche style to cater to the market. There are always people complaining about the normal chapter. I can understand the high threshold of coolness that has been fostered by the flood of coolness in the starting point. But to be honest, there are a lot of works to choose from if you just pursue that kind of fast-food "pleasure". There is no need to force the same in works that are wrong in themselves. The tone of the new book may not be too strong, but I think the quality is not inferior to the previous work. I hope the author can continue his own style as much as possible, and I also wish the new book will get better and better results.

I don't know if it's an illusion. I feel that July's book is not as good as the previous ones. I don't have any particular desire to watch the subsequent plot.

I don't know what kind of mentality people have nowadays. Psychopath? Unsatisfactory life? I saved a few women at the beginning and it's the Holy Mother. I'm speechless.

The class representative is here: The strongest villain system The male protagonist Su Xin The female protagonist Li Huai Meet the leader The male protagonist Chu Xiu The female protagonist Lu Fengxian The Great Sage Tongyou The male protagonist Gu Cheng The female protagonist Xiao Yi The Great Sage Huntian The male protagonist Li Xuanzong The female protagonist? ? ? Looking forward to the new book and the new heroine😏

Compared with the first two novels, this Goldfinger is weakened to a certain extent, with an increased political emphasis, and a certain combination of styles from the first two novels. However, in the later stages of the current update, the Golden Finger has been weakened again. For example, the previous Qi training method was said to be able to cultivate a physical constitution, and the body training method was not reflected in the later ones? And since it is a transvestite world, it can be fused if you meet the right bloodline. After all, the protagonist is not the kind of person who is particularly racist... Overall it is good, come on, give me a 2-month pass, 5 recommendations and support, and collect the book list.

This new book was released in July. I can honestly say that I am speechless. It doesn't have the flavor of the villain and the leader books at all, and your last book was both secluded and inexplicably poorly finished. It can be said that it's a bit of a bad book among casual fans and your loyal fans. It's not unreasonable for this book to have such bad results now.

It's time to change to Xianxia. It seems that martial arts is really going to be cool.

The writing is getting worse and worse, others are making progress while others are regressing. The first part, the villain system was well written, the second part, The Leader, was unfinished in the later stages, and the third part, The Great Sage of Tongyou, can understand your sudden physical illness and forcibly speed up the process, but it ended up being unfinished. But this fourth part... Eh

I'm helpless... I'm at work or something. I'm starting a new book.