The Joyous Affairs of Jiayou

This Bai Changkong is really a professional counterpart in "governing ancient rituals". I firmly believe that he is really a master of ancient rituals! Ancient rituals can continuously create biological miracles in physiology. For example, Emperor Ku's concubine gave birth to a boy 12 months after they were separated from him. She said that the child was extremely talented and was born after staying in his mother's belly for 12 months! This son was Emperor Yao who created the age of saints. Women are like this, and men are no less generous. Yu's wife, Princess Qiao of the Tushan clan, turned into a stone statue (the Yuansou of Wangfu Stone) because she missed her husband. Years later, when Yu returned and cried bitterly, the belly of the stone statue suddenly split open, and a boy rolled out of it. This child was Xia Qi, who created the era of family and world. Look, great people are indeed born extraordinary. In terms of politics, his flawless holiness gave future generations unlimited imagination. For example, after Yao's son Danzhu was named heir, the following story shows that Yao married both of his daughters to Shun, and Danzhu died after Yao abdicated. After Shun abdicated, he "toured the south". The south was plagued by miasma and wild beasts were infested. Was this the holy king's special inspection of wild beasts? Shun soon fell ill and died. His two concubines, Yao's daughters, Gouhuang Nuying, came to attend the funeral. They were so infatuated with Shun that they cried themselves to death. The love of saints is indeed different. The expression of love is not to accompany each other during life, but to follow after death. Yu's father Gun was killed by Shun because he failed to control the floods. Shun appointed Yu to continue to control the floods. Yu was concerned about the common people and would not enter his house three times. After the flood control was successful, the world praised him and everyone admired him. So Shun gave way to him, and he soon died "on the way to the southern tour." Shun's filial piety has been passed down through the ages, and his filial piety touched heaven! His father was called "Gusou" because he was blind; his half-brother Xiang, who had outstanding military talent, was always nailed to the pillar of shame as a selfish younger brother. Every word of this ancient ritual is a subtle statement of great meaning!

Nowadays, novels actually focus on humanism and the power of ordinary people. When structuring the story, I hope to let readers see that this class will also have the opportunity to shine in the higher power structure. Xuehong still regards the lives of ordinary people from villains to righteous people as nothing, which feels too outdated to me. And a novel is only as good as the fighting, and the number of deaths of ordinary people can only become a footnote to describe the grandeur of the war. It will make the story lack the sense of time and float in the sky. Some people must say that we are just here to have fun. Why come to Qidian if we don't want to read cool articles? But even if it is fun, it should not be based on treating the people as trivial. We ourselves are idiots, and we still regard ourselves as idiots. I don't feel happy at all.

It's really too confusing 1 The power system is chaotic, from the emperor, to high-ranking officials to the army to ordinary martial arts schools to ghosts. The power system is extremely chaotic. You can't even see the advantages of any organizational structure. In the Imperial City, you can attack violent law enforcement agencies at will. This is completely flat from top to bottom. In just one day, the protagonist goes from being at the mercy of others to burning down the home of an important minister. This is too childish. 2 The details are confusing. Why the protagonist chose an organization like "Dongchang" was a sudden decision. There is no foreshadowing in the early stages. Although several chapters later I remembered it and explained it. But it's just uncomfortable to read. Including those pets, they have appeared since the first chapter, and it has not yet been explained how they got to the protagonist. There are a lot of details, and it feels like they are scattered here and there. The chaotang does not look like a chaotang. Jianghu does not have the feeling of being a Jianghu. If the protagonist is playing against the landlord Laocai in the county town, you can expect that many things will become clear after changing the map. Directly in Beijing. No solution. 3 The villain is absolutely bad. A villain is sanctimonious, wants to repay kindness with hatred, is ruthless, colludes with evil cults, and has no good children or grandchildren. I am afraid that readers will write all the bad things about one person just like they say good things about him. I don't know how you read this, but I rarely see such pure and simple bad guys.

I got up early in the morning and worked hard to write. Because after eating, my blood sugar will rise and I will feel bad, so I haven't eaten yet, so I made a pot of tea and drank it. I finished two chapters before going to look for food! The picture shows the peppers grown in my own flower bed. They taste quite good and are very enjoyable to use with Yangchun noodles.

Why do Zhutou's novels always focus on cultivating the Tao but not cultivating the mind? I feel that IQ is inversely proportional to Taoism, and everyone is just like a fool.

After seeing the protagonist quickly traveling across the continent to take the former emperor back, I was ready to abandon the book. This book is essentially an invincible flow, but it is too slap-in-the-face and does not meet the expectations of a blood-red master. My thoughts after reading the book are as follows: ——Seeing the divorce (what a cliché---I have passed this book five or six times, and every time after a while, I will leave when I see this point) ——There is really no book to read, so I can't bear to read it (Xuehong has written so many books, let's believe him, and see how to reverse it) ——Oh, it's okay, and Bai Changkong repeatedly jumped (I have read the book for so many years, buy a starting point to read it, support it) ——Seeing the invasion of another world (it's a bit early, after all, the book is called Jiayou, it feels inappropriate to open the universe map so quickly) ——Seeing the monk teaching the skills, the protagonist's realm soared (just force cheating, it's cool, the plot starts to get confusing) ——Seeing the old man from Tianwai sending his disciple into the protagonist's world to have people chop melons and vegetables (what a fucking thing) ——Seeing the protagonist's heart move across the continent to bring his grandfather and the emperor back (fuck, abandon the book)

Brothers, don't take it seriously. I feel unhappy. What are they doing nowadays? I won't tell you if the writing is not good. I don't have a correct outlook on things. I won't let anyone tell me what the fan value is. OK, I'll give you some advice. Then I'll ban you. If this goes on, Qidian will be finished. When Fat Pig stops writing, I will be in vain with Qidian.

The contradictions in the plot look awkward, or very deliberate. The pretense and slap-in-the-face plot of a master's book is not as good as that of a novice. The world is at the end of the world, plus other worlds, and you can survive with just a few beauties around you. It's like a hodgepodge of routines, but the content isn't exciting. This is my feeling. I have heard the name of the great god for a long time. This is the first book I have read. This is my personal evaluation. It does not contain any conflicts of interest. It is just very disappointing.

The current situation is a mess. These great people can be as smart as a pig at one moment, and as stupid as a pig at another. I feel confused and confused. What is the goal of each household? What's the plan? How do you plan to execute it? I don't understand. The only thing I know is that everyone is competing for luck, and that is where the greatest luck lies: What on earth is the court doing? The capital was massacred by sneaks, the emperor was approached by demons, and the court was controlled by culture and education. With military power in hand, Leshi acts as if nothing has happened and is still quarreling with Wenjiao every day.

The author is currently still hospitalized. Please forgive me and I will resume updating when I feel better.