Soul Painter

I have been wanting to read a book on this subject about the profession of painter for a long time, and I even wrote an outline myself. Finally I found this treasure book! ! ! The only drawback is that I like the author not to go overboard and write a bunch of numerical things. I hope to be able to refer to the content about paintings in works such as "Secret Cult Simulator" and "ck2", such as "capturing invisible mist and making it into invisible white to use as paint", "going to the market to obtain tape videos to obtain mysterious rituals", "using the black blood of old trees as pigments to paint", "exhausting inspiration and using banned drugs but falling ill and dreaming", "forming secret secret societies by leaving secret codes in paintings through superb painting skills", "finding branches of history that are either true or false to explore the world", so that the work does not rely entirely on numerical values. After a closer look, I have followed the author's previous books. No wonder they are very consistent. In the end, I like the author's ability to write better and better books! !

(The following are all personal opinions, please don't criticize if you don't like it) I saw some readers saying that they don't like to watch investigative events, but like to watch Gao Fan's paintings. Maybe everyone has different aesthetics. For me, although the description of the painting makes me excited, what really attracts me to stay is the author's turbulent world view - and this world view is revealed through repeated investigations. If you only write about drawings, no matter how good the writing is, it will still be entertainment (unless you write purely about art and move to physical books, but few people will read it). You can make a certain profit during the serialization period, but the subsequent impact will be small and it will be easy to become outdated, let alone develop peripheral markets. But the introduction of Cthulhu elements is different. The upper limit of this book has been raised a lot. If it is well written, it may become "Thriller Paradise". The author does not just copy the world view of Cthulhu, but also has some designs of his own. Organizations such as STK and Gravedigger appear in the text, which is exciting. I can already imagine how exciting it will be when the major forces emerge and compete in the game! From this point of view, this book has become a god. But there are indeed some problems with the author's treatment, and the connection between the front and back parts is not natural enough. The first is the issue of market positioning. The beginning feels like an ordinary pretentious and slap-in-the-face article. The readers who are attracted naturally come here for this, and many readers who like suspense will be persuaded to leave; but later on, the entire theme is sublimated into saving mankind. The setting of "the end of 1920" is very exciting in my opinion, but many readers who come here for the beginning may not like it. (In the words of the writer's assistant, it is "selling dog meat with a sheep's head") The second is the problem of Lin Senhao's positioning. He has experienced the transformation from a small boss to an important second male lead, and it can be said that he has been promoted all the way, but the comparison of his personality before and after is obviously a bit fragmented (in the words of the fans, it is called OOC, but this is written by the original author, it seems that it cannot be called that). In the beginning, Lin Senhao hated Gao Fan because of the bloody love triangle, and was jealous of Gao Fan because he painted "Gates of Hell". He was a very mediocre little guy. There is no problem with this. As an entertainment novel, it does need some flat characters to set off the protagonist. (And the foreshadowing of him being the mini-boss is quite sufficient, which is a highlight.) But seeing that this person suddenly became concerned about the country and the people, and even contacted Xin Wei just to contact Gao Fan (previously, it was because Xin Wei and Gao Fan were jealous of each other), from this point of view, the previous portrayal of Lin Senhao seems a bit embarrassing. It's not that great people can't have small problems such as jealousy, but the dark and despicable side of Lin Senhao was too emphasized earlier, and the transformation process was not well paved. When he appeared again later, he was completely different, which seemed very inconsistent. But I still insist that this book can be used as a god. In my opinion, the following points of this book are very exciting: 1. The stranding law and the shaping of organizations such as STK. Facing the mysterious original sin, one is doomed to be alone; the opposition of ideas under the common great goal, the expression and pursuit of justice; the preparation to dedicate one's life for the destiny of mankind; principles and creeds... I have thought about a lot, and I feel that if these are handled well, the world presented in the novel will be very rich. 2. Dual personality. This subject is quite popular. Personally, I think the dialogue between the two Gao Fans is a wonderful piece of writing. The two characters have distinct personalities and are both interesting. The calm madman and the crazy normal person, gods and mortals are two sides of the same coin; the "world peace" in Gao Fan's subconscious seems to be cynicism, but is actually the kind and lawful under the mask of the madman; before Gao Fan went crazy, the two personalities could only see each other three times, so what happens after he goes crazy? Are you seeing the real world or falling forever? Was "Infinitely connected to eternity and you and I will eventually go crazy" written by a sub-personality? Is it a prophecy or a curse? Will it come true? It feels like there are many places to explore. 3. Protagonist image. Gao Fan has a very clear and consistent driving force - painting (or chasing mystery), and this driving force serves as an axis to pin the character. The need to collect SAN values ​​in order to draw made Gao Fan a madman who didn't seem to be lawful. The highlight is the author's description of Gao Fan's psychology after his rationality has been reduced. He instinctively wants to turn to evil but suppresses himself so as not to harm others - the contradiction between "man and self", one of the basic propositions of literature, is displayed here. Being tired of interacting with people and immersed in the world of painting, this personality is very special. If it works well, it can become Gaofan's signature feature. What touched me very much was the subplot of Gao Fan's portrait of Ren Youran after the collapse of the card. The character became more fleshed out at this moment: he is actually a gentle person at heart. In this way, this character is complex enough, real enough, and cute enough to easily create a derivative market. (And I feel like it would be great without a heroine. If the character of the protagonist had a heroine, it would be a huge OOC) 4. Lin Senhao. I think this character was very interesting to create in the later stage (although it was too late in the early stage). He is another madman besides the protagonist, but not so crazy, polite, and uses calmness to cover up the madness - completely another protagonist template. Conversation across time and space, doing his best for mankind, sending space-time slow delivery (fog) to Gao Fan, and seems to have become a marshal later? (When the title "Lin Shuai" came out, my DNA moved... Straight men don't have to understand jokes) With this character, the content of the novel is enriched, and the time and space span of the novel is increased in a more natural way. At the same time, the novel gets rid of narrow individualism and takes on the color of a group portrait. (It is strongly recommended that the author revise the description of Lin Senhao in the free chapter and delete a few lines of narration. By the way, revise the SAN value and skill value data in Chapters 3 and 4. The calculation is really wrong...) 5. Writing style. I feel that the author's writing style is considered to be excellent in the field of online literature. The long sentence at the beginning is very good, and the subsequent writing is also smooth. There are several environmental descriptions that are amazing. From time to time, there are some philosophical sentences that I can't help but make excerpts. It can be judged from the word choice and language habits that the author has a high level of education, but I feel that the author is suppressing his writing style in order to pursue the popularity of the writing. There are several scene descriptions that seem to have been deliberately cut out in the middle of writing... I must complain about the "writing style is useless" in major online literary forums. Writing style may not be that important for success, but it is definitely a necessary condition for becoming a god. Just like the description of the environment in "Sword of Dawn", techniques such as comparison, imagination, vividness, synaesthesia, etc. Are all used, and it can be used for reading for the college entrance examination. 6. Amount of knowledge. Looking at the author's evaluation of various Chinese and foreign artists and descriptions of paintings, I feel that the author is knowledgeable. (By the way, is the author an art major?) This also makes this book entertaining while also giving readers some thoughts and increasing their knowledge reserves. Arts majors are ecstatic, they no longer have to worry about memorizing History Elective 6! (No) In short, I feel that if the follow-up of this book is written well, it can become a god, so I hope the author can set a small goal of becoming a god, and don't suppress the writing style and pretend to slap the face in order to cater to the readers. It will be good to write according to the author's own ideas. Don't limit the number of words just to update, those chapters around the 106th chapter are very discouraging! (If the quality improves, it's not impossible to publish a monthly magazine. Take a look at Angry Banana and Three Days and Two Sleeps...) Finally, there are a few suggestions (I am a big fan, I am just giving advice from the reader's point of view, don't pay too much attention to me): 1. It is recommended to reduce the protagonist and strengthen the supporting roles. At present, I feel that the protagonist is too strong, and even The Shell of the Great Yith does not make people feel "desperate" (it still has a sense of atmosphere at the beginning, but in the end, a system solves it, and it is more like sending SAN value express to the protagonist). This leads to the lack of tension in the whole text, and the readability of the suspense text decreases. The villains were easily handled, and the characters were so useless that it felt like you were singing and I was coming on stage. It is recommended to design a "fear" that runs through the whole thing besides mystery. For details, please refer to "Lord of Mysteries". 2. It is recommended to enrich the content of the script. I feel that each script has less substantive content, is too short, and the events are not complex enough. Moreover, the theme meaning is relatively weak and lacks sublimation and explosion. Maybe I usually watch a lot of unlimited streaming, so my expectations for the script are like "Thriller Paradise" and "I Have a House of Horrors"... (Of course, if the author doesn't take this route and doesn't force it, I'm talking nonsense)

1. "Knowing" this matter itself carries a weight that life cannot bear. (Chapter 3. This sentence gave me a deep impression. This has been the case throughout the ages. Ignorant people never have to think and are relaxed; ignorant people live their lives in confusion, numb and unaware of pain. But one person woke up in this chaos. He was forced to bear the weight of knowledge, and could only chew and digest it alone. He may even be expelled from the clan the moment he "knows" But "it is better to be an unsatisfied person than a satisfied pig." Human beings will always have a thirst for knowledge and truth, repeated from generation to generation) 2. Delusion (first appeared in Chapter 14) 3. Don't think about it, God will laugh, and the devil will take the opportunity to lure you into the abyss. (Chapter 14) 4. If possible, he is willing to be alone with himself for the rest of his life, and does not have to endure the mundane, boring and boring just to accommodate others. (Chapter 14. I very much agree that loneliness is a basic attribute of modern people.) 5. They are so far away and real, as if there are countless pairs of eyes staring at the world, and human beings are so small and even ridiculous compared to them. All the magnificent miracles of modern civilization are like sandcastles built by ants on the beach. (Chapter 17) 6. There seemed to be a power in his heart that made him raise his head and look directly at this great existence. As the saying goes, "If you hear the Tao in the morning, you can die in the evening." He wanted to die in the carnival of beauty, which would add precious final meaning to his insect-like life. (Chapter 35) 7. Survival is also a kind of pollution. (Chapter 56) 8. Superficial mystery will eventually be stranded in deeper despair. (Chapter 69) 9. Then, the drizzle falling on the shoulders, the stone road under the feet, and the strange era of war, all disappeared; while the lights in the sky above Shanghai in the distance, and the peace within sight, returned again. Gao Fan sighed "magic" and walked back. At the entrance of the alley was a girl holding a cat waiting for him. (Chapter 71. I usually do not excerpt environmental descriptions in principle, but this description really surprised me. The author uses a very soft and dreamlike style to write a heavy feeling, and the depth of time is displayed to the extreme in a paragraph of text. The perspective changes, and tranquility returns. The sentence "alley entrance" has the effect of lifting a thousand pounds. As the end of a chapter, it is sad and sad. No harm. Personally, I think this chapter should be regarded as a small climax. From "The Scenery Around Gao Fan" to the end of the chapter, it is worth reading again. The tension and appeal of the plot are so perfect! (Chapter 102) 11. The city of Boston is full of optimism and affluent innocence, which is like a pale pink bubble dream that envelopes the entire city. (Chapter 109)

A masterpiece of systematic urban grammatical writing. Gao Fan, a student at the Academy of Fine Arts, obtained a system that can consume san points to add skill points, and at the same time, he can harvest san points to restore them with devilish paintings. His sanity is like a roller coaster, jumping repeatedly on the edge of madness. On the one hand, as an investigator, he is often involved in cult conspiracies and pollution incidents, and on the other hand, as a painter, he uses these experiences as material for paintings. The painter's daily world and the investigator's abnormal world complement each other in silence and movement, achieving a wonderful unity and harmony. The author is undoubtedly Da Tuch. The words he writes have magical powers. You can see blurry and clear pictures through the words. This picture is not just based on inducing associations and memories, but seems to come out of nothing, reflecting the painting in the mind that does not really exist. It can be said that "there are paintings in the text, and there is text in the painting". It is better to eat the pictures that match the official seal. As for painting, the author is very familiar with the techniques of oil painting and the history of painting, and his analysis is clear and logical. At least it was enough to fool me, and a layman can't find any faults just by using Baidu or something like that. On this basis, the improvement of the painting ability of the protagonist Gao Fan (named neta Van Gogh) is also very clear, which is an upgrade in the city. From an ordinary student in the university at the beginning, he became a master, became famous overseas, founded a sect, and became famous throughout the ages. In addition to the system's ability to display the three major values ​​of lines, colors, and structures, it is more intuitive to express it through Gao Fan's works. From the "Gate of Hell Imitation" in the art exhibition, "Lords of Maggots" in the Biennale, to "Portrait of God" in the first competition, "Battle Elk Cat" in the evaluation meeting, to the "Elk Cat Portrait" mural in the church, and the "Mask" group painting in the solo exhibition, the progress of each painting is amazing, and the expressive power of the works is quite strong. In addition to using san to add points through the system, Gao Fan also seized other opportunities to learn and was obsessed with improving his painting skills. The initial improvement only requires the improvement of three major values, and then it requires understanding the master's skills, making special paints, and a very mysterious burst of inspiration, and seeking the vision of ultimate sublimation. Making every painting he creates unique and precious. The protagonists of most urban novels are not professional. Even the protagonists of painters usually just copy famous works and then change careers after a while without digging deeper. For example, the art exhibition at the beginning of "I Really Don't Want to Fall in Love" just copied [Xingyue Night] to show off. No matter how awesome [Xingyue Night] is, it is only at Baidu level. Then the protagonist turned to singing, writing novels, and acting in movies. Gao Fan is not such a literary copycat, who just steals classic works from another dimension to show off. He is not that kind of panacea, and besides painting, he is not doing his job as an all-rounder. Gao Fan had only scratched the surface of other art categories, including Chinese painting, which was only a general introduction that was helpful to his own oil painting abilities. Gao Fan only loves oil painting, but the smaller the object, the more difficult it is to express its inner meaning. In this novel, Gao Fan founded the Devil Painting School, and the pattern of painting has become higher. The inspiration, madness and pain are also very consistent with the world of Cthulhu. As for the investigators, the taste is very good. It can be seen that the author has read the original novel of Cthulhu and actually ran several original groups. But the investigation part is still far from the amazing painting part. I can only say that it is quite satisfactory and not outstanding. There are roughly three reasons. First, each dungeon is too short, and can only be a straight-forward trilogy of "avoiding minions, destroying rituals, and defeating sacrifices"; perhaps the investigation part is only used to collect materials for drawing, and cannot overwhelm the protagonist. Second, the understanding of the Cthulhu Mythos is not deep enough, and it fails to explore and innovate as deeply as the painting part. It is too bland for people who are more familiar with COC. Third, the protagonist is too strong and too crazy, with no sense of fear, and the enemy level is too low to keep up with the protagonist's upgrade progress. The most dangerous of all dungeons is actually the first dungeon, can you believe it. However, at the end of each dungeon, Gao Fan will be beaten up by his teammates in a fancy way, which is considered an Easter egg. In Tianjin's old home, teammates are the masterminds behind the scenes. In the village of Shenzhen, teammates were controlled. In the villa in Shanghai, the teammates went crazy. Pyramids of Egypt, teammates were dropped. Building in Hong Kong, teammates disagree. I wonder why Gao Fan's teammates will attack Gao Fan in the next dungeon. Gao Fan can't get along with people for a long time, so there can be no female protagonist. But he has a confidante, and this type of confidant is not limited to people. In fact, Gao Fan's favorite thing is a cat named "God" that he picked up and takes with him wherever he goes. Xin Wei understood Gao Fan's behavior of taking the cat rather than her, but he didn't accept it. Xin Wei is Gao Fan's classmate and school beauty. He suffers from the admiration of genius artists and has a crush on Gao Fan but is destined to be fruitless. She should be just an ordinary person. If it is later revealed that she has a powerful bloodline or a deep scheming lurking around Gao Fan, then I will be torn apart. The other two classmates, Lin Senhao and Lu Zhi, separated after the first investigation incident. When they met again, they already had very impressive identities, and their personalities were quite different from the first. What makes me most unhappy about this book is the "inverted V" on the shelves. Some other minor shortcomings, such as the connection between the two parts are somewhat torn, as well as the cliche slap-in-the-face plot, and a few bugs in the writing, are irrelevant. This is still a food-grade +-grade Kremlin painting text.

😅, As expected, there were signs of it, and then I continued to watch it. Although I felt uncomfortable, I had almost finished it, so I continued to watch it. Then I came to the extra chapter to take a look, and sure enough, it was true. When it was released, it seemed like a scam to me, so it still has a female protagonist, which is awesome. Don't talk to me about eunuch novels. If you want a heroine, go to harem novels. I saw that there was no heroine on the shelves, but this one came to me. When God appeared, I thought it was different from other novels, but in the end I still bought dog meat in sheep's clothing.

Originally, the author planned to finish the book in millions, which is good. After all, the small space allows more details to be controlled, but now that the expansion is needed, the contradictions are exposed little by little... My scalp was numb when I read the Seven Sages chapter, and it was so awkward that it could be like this. It is really not easy to come back. There should have been seven realistic paintings + a number of "strong" paintings to form a large art exhibition. Unfortunately, it was not written like this (otherwise it would have been a different style). The current ending cannot be said to be bad, but can only be said to build on the past and build on the future. I personally am looking forward to the if line of the Seven Sages Chapter, but I don't know if there is one (´◊ω◊｀) Regarding Lin Chenghao, this is a genius, not a modern genius. He needs not only fan creations, but also more official series Of course, as book friends said, this is a protagonist - there should be a book about his story... If the million copies are completed, then the second part of the series can be written about him... Next, maybe we can try trading? What about immortality and the soul deal? I was expecting a big shock. Also, can there be a spin-off about the entire parallel world, maybe about Xin Mo and Gao Fan's marriage and love story, or about Gao Fan and Anna? I can't stand it₍₍ (̨̡ ‾ᗣ‾ )̧̢ ₎₎ My Xin Mo, ahhhhhhhhh_(´ཀ`‖ ∠)__ Readers of the first three chapters said they were revised? I think it can be revised again. Maybe adding some of Mr. Lu's psychological activities will make it smoother. As for the typos in this book, I ignored it as a creative rant, but I still pay attention to my health❛˓◞˂̵✧

Let me comment, this book is one of the few I have read in recent times, but the previous one is gone... To rate it, I would give it an overall score of about 7, with an 8 in the first half and a 6 in the second half. Let's talk about the advantages first: the male protagonist has a good character, a little crazy and a little nervous, the Cthulhu atmosphere is okay, the character is probably not broken, the first half also has plot details, and he makes some jokes from time to time, and the male protagonist is a rare person who seldom uses swear words. He basically uses them as interjections without abuse. The author's writing style is also okay, not so gorgeous, but it has a sense of line drawing, which is very good. Disadvantages: First of all, since the end of the doomsday wedding event, the author has been using rough writing. He could have written a lot of details, but in fact, at most he polished the outline and added some details, but did not really fill the outline with flesh and blood. Or I feel that his outline is a bit crooked, and the operations of the subsequent organizations basically have no details. Or the author also knows that the details written according to the development of this plot are not good-looking, and just want to write to the end as soon as possible. To be honest, I think it might look better if the position in the extra chapter is replaced with the position in the main text, to deal with one's own radiation. This is what the previous male protagonist's character did, instead of suddenly deciding to stay in it and just want to draw a reincarnation in the end. Then he wrote about three girls who have an ambiguous relationship. Although they each have their own roles, it is strange that the male protagonist originally only had feelings for art but later turned to love the female protagonist. Moreover, because there was not enough foreshadowing in the second half, the relationship was a bit incomplete. Finally, this story is relatively sad in a sense, or a "blank" type, and it is a classic reincarnation. However, because the emotion was a bit lacking before, it was diluted a lot. At least I can still sleep well at night, unlike before when I drew a big analysis after watching "Your Name" The plot then became depressed (laughs), so the theme became less positive. Although there is also the feeling of tragedy or blank space in the orthodox novels of the genre, just like I have seen Escape 2 with a blank Genesis ending, which is also very strange, but in short, I personally prefer bright endings.

I started to hate the protagonist's character. He clearly doesn't want to lose everything, but he walks on this path unswervingly. It is commonly known as "unswervingly seeking death." Does the protagonist have a goal? Does he want to die happily and paint the greatest paintings, or does he paint just to serve everyone else?

Come on, the plot is extremely smooth, the setting is reasonable, and the worldview is beginning to take shape. It's a rare good book. It can be read as my favorite supernatural novel, as well as entertainment and urban supernatural novels. I can see that this book maintains a good pace and is sure to be popular when it is put on the shelves! (Try to get started while the book is still young, if it doesn't work, forget about it) Can you make it as an assistant? The kind who just don't give it 😠😠

I've read dozens of chapters and it's so confusing. The setting is very good, but the writing style can't keep up. The plot description is terrible. I don't understand why it's so popular.

I saw 109 It is rare for online novels to have elements from another major, accounting for a large proportion, and a very powerful crossover. It can be seen that the author has done a lot of research on topics such as art, religion, and faith. The writing style is also very mature, and some sentences in particular are quite interesting, not just trash talk. This is not a harem story, the level of pretentiousness is acceptable. Come on! I followed. I hope it will be as exciting later

，，   Stk   Many times the behavior of the main and supporting characters can only be explained by being mysteriously affected. Everything is put on hold in one sentence. The mysterious pulling explanation gradually makes people feel disgusted, and the description of the fight is a bit exaggerated. The plot lacks positive feedback (the results of many events are only data changes, and the data is withdrawn into the painting, and there is no sense of achievement or feedback)

It's a very good book. The first half of the book is about a madman who is dominated by many beings. He has no ideas of his own and just goes with the flow. But after he comes out, he has temporary freedom. He has goals and his own ideas. In the eyes of the world, he is a madman, but from our God's perspective, he is not so crazy. This is also the reason why the middle period is a bit boring and even discouraged. In the later period, the author tried his best to have a relatively perfect ending, which was a bit deliberate, weird and a bit messy.

I'm just halfway through watching it. In the past, Cthulhu had a cannon fodder who was a talented painter. I always felt that such a highly inspiring profession was very restrictive. Now I finally see a protagonist. Especially Gao Fan's crazy energy when his inspiration explodes, it's very atmospheric! The setting of the two timelines also seems very interesting, come on!

My evaluation is that this book is too twisted (not extremely evil, just a simple physical discomfort) to a disgusting level. Most people should not read this thing. If you do, try to read as little as possible. The author directly puts the madness and filth in front of you. This book is too sanitary.

It's so well written, an excellent novel, with interesting ideas, storyline, and foreshadowing. It's just a little short. Write quickly

After reading a few chapters, I found that the author is not good at math and has poor memory.

╭(°A°`)╮Don't open this chapter while reading this book! Don't want! Don't want! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh heh heh heh heh I'm not crazy ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Well written, logically consistent, and interesting content

Xin Wei created Gao Fan, and Gao Fan created Lu Xinyuan. Xin Wei is an ordinary person in this life, and Gao Fan is also an ordinary person after going back in time and experiencing fading. Gao Fan was the one chosen by the Silver Key and had special mysterious blessings from the beginning. Lu Xinyuan also had the right to inherit the crown from birth. Maybe after time goes back, Lu Xinyuan will become a new god and create the next unattainable Gaofan. "It's a cycle"

Draft stream. I tried to follow the description in the book and combine it with my own imagination to draw it. The composition is easy to understand, but others are simply incomprehensible. Especially when it comes to black and white paint, is this kind of metaphysical painting possible for humans? Finally, I found a lot of references and decided to use the celluloid painting style that I am familiar with as a base. Then lay out the color. The areas with light are warm and the areas with backlight are cold. After painting, absorb colors from nearby, use warm color to lay a layer of lines, and use dark blue to lay a layer of lines. If you squint like this and look at it from a distance, the Maggot Man's body is full of lines, as if it's made up of many bugs. And it seems to be very complete, but the price is that it's full of shit when you zoom in (really). But doesn't this satisfy the need to remove San (cross out) The last step is to stretch the curve and increase the saturation until it makes you feel sick (x) The effect of the picture can be said to have nothing to do with my original cute cel style (x)

I have never studied oil painting, so I am just fishing in the stream of consciousness. The lighting and twisted limbs are all personal suggestions, please don't criticize them. (Does anyone really say that the basics of a frightened face copying are poor, the composition is rubbish, the color is shit, and it is useless? A crowd of people in a public place will watch you and scold you for half an hour every day while watching your painting. It is too scary to put it in perspective. If it were my words, I would be so shocked that I would cry and move out of the earth and into the arms of the ancient gods)

{"TopicId":"670186718540005376","TopicName":"Lin Senhao Fan"} 1920. There are many ferries on the Huangpu River. There are a variety of buildings on the shore. Shanghai deserves to be an international trading city. Even 100 years ago, there was already such a prosperous city... No, it shouldn't be said 100 years ago, it should be said now. Lin Senhao watched a white warship honking its horn as it passed by on the Huangpu River. Some cargo ships ducked out of the way. Students on the street began to throw stones at the warship, shouting: "Expulse the great powers!" But it was not only the great powers that should be expelled, but also monsters that were not known to ordinary people. Lin Senhao, wearing a priest's uniform, touched the "Invisible Secret" disguised as the Bible in his arms. Through the mysterious link, he was able to contact the great will of the Invisible Son when needed. In this era, it is much easier to do this than it was 100 years ago. Lin Senhao believed that he should be a occult genius. He read through the "Invisible Secret" in his hand through his own understanding, and at the same time he was able to maintain the necessary sanity. Although it was not much, it was much more normal than Gao Fan, who was full of madness. Through the frequency of the Invisible Son, Lin Senhao noticed that there were at least three slaves entrenched around Shanghai. In the Huangpu River, there is a sucker-like life form silent at the bottom of the river. It is bigger than the warship just now. The curled sucker is like a jellyfish, constantly opening and closing, swallowing mystery. There is a mountain in the east. There is no such mountain in the Shanghai terrain 100 years later, so it should be another slave. And what looks like dark clouds gathering in the northern sky is the third one. Through the frequency of the Invisible Son, I felt the mystery as huge as a mountain and a tsunami, rushing in from three directions. The Invisible Son even expressed a kind of fear. Of course, He was not afraid of these slaves, but was afraid of the great existence behind these three slaves, which was a superior race, or even the old days. Although Lin Senhao himself was buried alive in the abyss by the incarnation of the past, the weird second highest being. When he crawled out of the pit, he found that he was 100 years in the future, but he still couldn't figure out what the past was? The Invisible Son is great enough, but the old days still make it fearful. In other words, in this 100 years, the great invisible son will also coil his tentacles, so as not to hinder the affairs of other greater great beings, and it will be ugly to be kicked away. This is such a chaotic era. If Lin Senhao wants to survive here, he needs more mystery. Mystery is a real resource in this era. It is a fragment of words left by great beings after they interfered in the world. If you find these things, you can gain the power to control the world. The "Invisible Secret" in Lin Senhao's hand contains a lot of mystery. This can be regarded as Lin Senhao's first pot of gold after coming to this era. With the help of "Invisible Secrets", he came all the way from Tianshi to Shanghai, escaping the bandits who blocked the road, and escaping the rogue bandits who were more ferocious than the bandits. The reason why he chose Shanghai was because Shanghai was currently under the cloud of war, and was the core area of ​​the conflict between the Huangtian Sect and the Three People's School. Behind the Huangtian Sect stands the mysterious King in Yellow, while the Three People's School worships the one who unites all things. Once there is a war, there will be a winner and a loser. The corpse of the loser will be the best source of mystery. For this reason, Lin Senhao must seek refuge with one party. He chose Sun Dixiang, the leader of the Three People's Society. Through some foreign friends he met on the way to escape, Lin Senhao got in touch with Sun Dixiang. At this moment, he was rushing to Sun Dixiang's residence to accept an interview. Although history has completely changed, which deprived Lin Senhao of any prophetic advantage, his understanding of the future social form and his confidence that the people will defeat the monarchy, feudalism, and colonialism make Lin Senhao believe that Sun Dixiang will regard him as a confidant. The only thing Lin Senhao didn't know was how the world in 100 years could be so calm and without any abnormalities under the premise that great beings interfered in the world on such a large scale. At this time, Lin Senhao passed by a fishing boat. There was a fishing net wrapped in front of the fishing boat. In the fishing net was a snake-like hair, purple-blue skin... Well, a monster. "Newly salvaged deep-sea monster! Only sold for a thousand oceans!" The fisherman's cry attracted Lin Senhao's attention. He walked to the fishing net and stared at the monster with the crowd watching. It should be a female, which can be seen from the rise and fall of her chest, and her topaz-colored eyes are looking at the world in horror. The "Invisible Secret" in my hand became hot, and the pages automatically turned to a certain page. The bloody words on it were twisting and conveying the advice of the Invisible Son to Lin Senhao: "Save it... A descendant of the past..."

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Elder Bengka was cleared, Lin Senhao was cleared, Xin Wei asked you to throw it away, the Kyoto team asked you to use the sword, the Tokyo team also asked you to use the sword, the Soul Demon and the Eternal Demon were cleared, Gao Zhengyi asked you to use the sword, Qinfan Heihua, Feng Yuan asked you to use the sword, Wu Haoxue, you also want the sword, the author really has you.

Wait for the ending to kick me, now I feel like the writing is getting worse and worse.

Come on, the author. I really like this style of writing from the novice protection period till now. Although I stopped reading this book halfway through ( It's a pity that the author's data has never been good. I came here from QQ Reading specifically, fearing that the author won't see it Come on, the author, don't give up and stop writing online articles.

I like him so much_(:з∠)_ (Fish in class) After reading the novel, I saw that I wanted to make animation ٩( 'ω' )و

After reading the book, I wanted to draw Zhang Kexi, so I used my excellent ability to finish it today directly from the rough draft to the detailed coloring.