Ten Thousand Long Distances

A few simple comments (not counting evaluations): Excellent: The writing is powerful, the characterization is short and prominent, and it is very personal; Quoting classics and classics, talking about hundreds of theories, explaining the reasons for all things, which adds to the charm of language; In addition, the explanations of ancient Chinese cultural classics are integrated into the text, adding classical elegance, promoting classical thinking, and truly loving it. The plot is not too urgent, but not too dull. It can be said that it is relaxed and well-connected, and it can really help build a unique and grand world view. Defects: Some characters are too facial-like. Although the images are vivid and prominent, they are somewhat flat and restrained; It is too scripted, and every description of words and deeds seems to need theoretical support. Although it is a good thing, it is too pedantic, and the added content is too abrupt and narrow. It is better to draw it slowly to avoid wearing away your patience. Since it is an original world, why not add more vitality and increase your thoughts? Wouldn't it add another good thing to the list? Attachment: This is a personal short-sighted opinion. Although it is a mixture of some similar opinions, it is still not extreme enough. Do not say that it is unkind. (That's all I'll write for the time being. Writing a book review takes some mental effort, and it's not as refreshing as reading a book.)

I'm a long-time reader, so I won't give any tips at all. However, it supports genuine book subscriptions, and most of its fan value comes from subscriptions and monthly votes. I have seen works at the top of the rankings, and I have also seen works with few fans. My evaluation of this book is that the quality is higher than the ranking. I don't know why there are so few fans. After reading it, I think it is worth reading. There is still some thought in it, it is not a mindless piece of writing.

The finale is so interesting. Originally, the protagonist's reversal as a "traveler" in the later stage was already very powerful. I didn't expect that the demon was even more of a master. After watching it, I thought back to the various foreshadowings. It turns out that the "magic path" setting hinted at something as soon as it came out. My cultural level is poor. Basically, I can't understand why the protagonist can be promoted from six to five. Well, compared to other immortality novels, the setting of the upgrading conditions in this book is a bit out of line. I couldn't understand it at all at the beginning of the third level. Maybe I didn't understand it carefully at a glance. Generally speaking, if I look at the immortality novels I have read over the years, they are of high quality and large in quantity. I can read them carefully and roughly. The point is that it is not unfinished, not unfinished, not unfinished! It makes sense that there are so many unfinished ones on the rankings at the starting point. It's really bad. Those who say they don't want to look at the "system" and "hack" are really leaving early. You can even make "plug-ins" by setting up to level 6. If you don't have a cheat in the high-end game, you are embarrassed to say that you are a "plug-in". "Genius" Then, the female protagonist is well received, and the heroine and her daughter really don't hold back the male protagonist. I really don't know what those who say they are holding back the male protagonist think, Tianmo Yipin, I calculated that the male protagonist doesn't need to start with these two, they are all down, and if you say it, it will make Tathagata laugh for hundreds of millions of years.

I can't help it. It's a good book, very good. The author has worked hard. But the heroine has a bad mouth, right? She has to talk a lot on the road. Is the protagonist awesome? , And he is still a half-disabled ninth-grade warrior. The protagonist is very nosy. It takes time for him to practice witchcraft, so he should develop and develop. He should not mix things up if he has the skills. If there is a backstage, then move on. Is it fun to be treated as a savage? When a shaman's "Wish" disappears, what you have learned in modern times is nothing. A modern person has integrated into the times after working as a tracker for three years. He is still a graduate student and has nothing of his own. Is his master useful? , Used to incite hatred? Walk three million miles, okay, let's go. The protagonist can be regarded as the entrance wall, at least he can be regarded as the eye of the second grade, and the flags that can be raised on the road can also be used, and then what? Baiyue is also the boundary of Wushen Mountain. The protagonist has to be discovered by others. I really can't stand watching it😆😆😆

This is really a vast, beautiful and terrifying world. How much excitement and great thoughts are in the author's mind to build such a universe...

This is a great book Because I haven't worked yet, I haven't paid for a subscription I will make up for it when I work This book feels like it is explaining a road A road for being a human being The previous article's views on justice and righteousness Made me feel that Li Qi came to life He has his own thoughts Has his own emotions The writing is down-to-earth and humorous Practical The author has put a lot of thought into many explanations This is very difficult Although I personally don't pay too much attention to this aspect But some people will look at it seriously The author has put a lot of thought into it Personal humble opinion Articles convey the truth The goal most people pursue when writing novels may be group portraits Let everyone come alive in the reader's heart In these two On the road The author gave me the feeling that I have come a long way I met this book by chance last night I felt very lucky When I read Chapter 116 of Mortals today The author brought mortals to life Great sadness and silence Great suffering and silence I started reading online novels in junior high school I see that I am about to graduate from college now It can leave an impression on me Not many good books can be said Qin Li Picked up a First Emperor, my father Han Gaozu I Have a House of Horrors Surveying the Sky with a Heart The Lord of Tribulation Demon Suppression Museum Above the Sky The First Sequence ... And this book is in my heart It is the leader Mr.

Read thousands of books and travel thousands of miles. Ten Thousand Long Distances is the road Li Qi has traveled in reality, and it is also the process of Li Qi's thinking and exploration. Some people like the smart and silly girl Shen who accompanies Li Qi, some people like the ever-changing and charming bad woman Tianmojiang, or maybe "my domineering uncle" Prince Demon, "high immortal" Yao Ji... They also have their own audience. But among them, my favorite is Li Qi, who is always thinking and moving forward. The word wise and brave is no longer enough to describe him, but the word perfect cannot be easily awarded to him. If you think about it carefully, perhaps the word "Path Seeker" is the best way to describe him. I am afraid he has faced countless life-and-death fights. Although winning on this type of issue is the basis for the survival of all life, thinking about the difficulties he faced on the road is like an elephant to a blue whale. I feel that this kind of life-and-death fight is enough for him to call it insignificant. The royal story of a hero's victory makes me happy. The story of a little person burning his life, giving up everything, and letting his shining faith emerge from the deep water to illuminate the world excited me, but what really made my blood boil was the story of Li Qi solving problems one by one and moving forward step by step. Li Qi's story gives me a very strange feeling. Suffering, confusion, and loss never take the spotlight. Love, friendship, and family affection are always embellishments. I think the most appropriate way to say it is that Li Qi is charging calmly with wisdom, all the time... All the time... Finally, I hope and wish the author to go further and write a more exciting book in the new book "Ye Fu Ti Dao Lu".

I feel like I'm coming from a sword. I've read more than 300 chapters. It's simple and logical, but overall it's good. I can continue to read it.

The author's ideas are very good, and his knowledge of classical Chinese is also very good The most serious demerit point is the bad writing habits. One page is correct and one page is yes. I can't write without affirmative words. It looks very uncomfortable. I hope to adjust it.

Advantages 1. The world view is perfect and the practice system is unique 2. The character's intelligence is normal, and the plot and the character are not out of line 3. The ancient Chinese materials are detailed and it can be seen that they have put enough care into it Disadvantages 1. The book bag is serious, you don't really think that we like to read classical Chinese, right? 2. Trying to use ancient pseudoscience to forcibly construct a world system that is contrary to the real world is really difficult to explain... Does it really make sense? You have been debating the scriptures for a long time, except for the number of words, is it really better than the simple and easy-to-understand traditional resource cultivation system? Are you afraid that readers can understand it? Do you think your grades are too good? 3. Negating and distorting the value system of modern society by destroying the major premise of production relations has no chance of becoming a god To put it simply, the author has some skills, but the book is not. Finally, I would like to give the author a personal suggestion. If you really like ancient folklore theory so much, I suggest you read a book about ancient fortune-tellers. Don't try too hard to follow the fairy tales. It's too laborious.

I've seen "Making a Fortune" and "Ten Thousands of Distances". The author's ambition is clearly felt. Getting rich just uses popular Internet terms and concepts to describe the ideas and long-cherished aspirations of socialism and the irreconcilable contradiction between feudal imperialism and capitalism. It also positively depicts the reasons why other existing ideas must be demonized and isolated from socialism. I believe that many readers who do not understand the gap between the two ideologies will be shocked after reading it (such as me). Wan Dao Long Distance is a different interpretation of the author's understanding of the world based on the moral character that people should have in line with the socialist value system. The one that has the greatest influence on the protagonist - Wu, has the shadow of sustainable development and the coexistence of all things. The one that has a great influence on the world (humanity) represents the essence of human expansion and foreign aggression. Both are extreme socialist futures (one pursues pure spirit, the other pursues pure material), and the three extreme desires of Taoism, Buddhism and Demon. I believe that the prototype of ideal socialism in the author's cognition will develop, build and finally take shape with the protagonist. But in fact, I really feel that the author cannot write the mainstream love line at all (laughs). Whether it is making a fortune or a long distance, I feel that the former is more inclined to dependence, and the latter is more inclined to treat each other as guests, which is completely contrary to the love view promoted by the mainstream of society. The relationship between men and women is more inclined to achieve the same goal by identifying with each other's personality, rather than being driven by hormones such as appearance and accidental stimulation.

I don't understand why this book is not popular. Isn't this book better than 99% of books? I even thought I could compete with the Xuanjian Immortal Clan. It's unreasonable. The world view is so grand, the system hasn't collapsed, and I can reach the top ten on the monthly vote list.

Some personal insights about this book In the first volume, Li Qi's birthplace was in a chaotic place in the world, Dalu. This country is located at the intersection of human and witchcraft forces. It is a barbaric land far away from the center of civilization. This is like the difference between Amei China and Black Uncle Africa. One is a modern civilized country, and the other is a feudal or even tribal country. Moreover, this book is from Li Qi's perspective, and the things described are only things that Li Qi knows. As the story develops, Li Qi's knowledge will become wider and wider. The senses of this book will suddenly change from traditional martial arts to traditional fairy tales. Finally, it turns out that it is a science fiction novel that can play with the rules of the universe. Our protagonist Li Qi is like playing a jigsaw puzzle, using his own knowledge to piece together the appearance of the entire world and even the entire universe for readers. Of course, the combat power span of this book is extremely huge. The gap between ninth and eighth grades may be the difference between mortals and immortals in some books. This is also an important reason for the sense of separation. The symbol of the seventh level is immortality. The void creation of witchcraft and the golden elixir of Taoism are all different means to achieve immortality on the path of cultivation. If you have achieved immortality so early, what is the purpose of it? Is it for power like Xiao Baiwen? The answer in this book is to pursue Tao, hoping to use a set of self-consistent concepts to explain the entire world. Humanity is what the author believes to be the final model of communism, witchcraft is the ultimate evolution of nature, and dragons are the ultimate creatures of the Tao of Heaven, which is the theory of evolution. These traditions are developed based on their own ideas. Immortality is just a means to pursue the Tao. All the power of this book is just the use of some phenomena in the pursuit of the Tao. Just like the phenomenon of electricity in life, we use certain methods to utilize it, and the method in the world is through the omnipotent qi. What is the Tao pursued by these orthodox traditions? My understanding of this is a bit vague. According to the author, thinking is thinking, which is philosophy. Like Mage, philosophy can guide people's actions. The representative of Ma Zhe here is humanity. The most typical one is to divide the world into human and natural. Humans can transform the world into human by transforming nature. What is shown in the book is that humanity expands and develops resources everywhere. Only those who agree with humanity are considered human, and those who do not agree with it are mines. The way of witchcraft is the way of nature. It believes that the world can maintain its status quo and develop slowly. The reason for the war between humans and witches is because of the struggle between Tao. Humanity wants to replace heaven with humans and can modify the entire world at will. This conflicts with the view that witches and Tao maintain the status quo and develop. Li Qi just added a fire to it and accelerated the unfolding of the war between humans and witches. In our lives, we generally come into contact with Ma Zhe, and it is difficult to agree with the concept of witchcraft and Taoism. Can this also be regarded as part of the Taoist struggle? The magical passage method in this book is based on the fantasy expression of modern physics, which is to master this phenomenon through theory. Just like building the atomic bomb, Einstein proved the conversion of mass and energy, and Aramco built the atomic bomb to verify the theory. Practitioners all over the world have proved the mass-energy equation themselves, and then rubbed atomic bombs with their hands to verify the theory. The monks in the world represent the most advanced productivity and production methods. Therefore, the way of life of the people in the world is really just because these powerful people want it to be like this. This is partly why the perception of this book is so different. That's all I have to say, and I hope you can join the book club group to play. Group number: 81 delete 5632 delete 72 my 3.

The overall point of view of this book is good, but there are many parts that make people want to complain. For example: 1. The article has always emphasized the huge gap between levels, but the life-saving method given by my third-level teacher was too late to activate in front of the seventh-level demon monk? No, if this life-saving method cannot be activated passively, if the protagonist is directly beaten to death by a sixth- or seventh-grade person, will his teacher still have the face? 2. What do you mean by saying that you have to be worthy of being the master of Wushenshan before you can call yourself a disciple of Wushenshan? I have a sword in my hand but I don't use it. Well, it's just for fun. I can't exchange it for gold. Just say Wushenshan. Will everything be fine later? If you insist on calling yourself a Sanren, the conflict is created too deliberately. If you don't use your own identity to protect yourself and solve troubles, then what is the use of this identity? May I ask? When you really gain strength, how much effect will this identity still have on you? Would Wu Shenshan kick his disciples out of the school because they borrowed the school's reputation? Isn't it because the teacher's sect is strengthening itself so that you can have more security when you are traveling outside and have a backer behind you? 3. There are some plot explanations that involve shooting an arrow first and then drawing a target, which feels far-fetched to me. 4. Always write some plots in which the protagonist crosses several major realms. In fact, improving step by step gives people a higher feeling, rather than always forcing the protagonist to fight for his life.

Record the precious scenes of the great wizard Li Qi and his wife on their way to Luofu Mountain to fish for his father-in-law and mother-in-law in his early years (? Universe Disclaimer: I have not carefully researched it. If there is any discrepancy in the image setting, it is my doodle

After reading Chapter 160, I found that the protagonist seems to have some brain problems. He especially likes to use his own things to wipe other people's butts, and then doesn't ask for any benefits.

The book is quite interesting overall, but the large passages of classical Chinese that come out from time to time are really confusing, and I can't help but skip it. How can I describe that feeling? It's like being used to driving on a highway at 120 an hour, but suddenly it turns into a country road with a speed limit of 40. It's not that you can't drive on it, it just feels awkward.

Nine-level first-level list Shinto: Haotian, Taiyi Woodman: Wu Xian, Wu Geng, Cang Tian, Datu Demon: Taiyi Demon: Heavenly Demon, Five Aggregates Demon, Worry Demon, Death Demon Buddhist: Central World Honored One, Amitabha of the West, Eastern Medicine Master, Past Lantern, Future Maitreya Taoist Sect: Taiqing (Taoist), Yuqing, Shangqing ( Yuchen) True dragons: Huanglong, Zhulong Humanity: Human Emperor, Sage Fear Laoer, Three Dukes of the Zhou Kingdom: Taishi Jiang Ziya (Jiang Taigong), Taifu Ji Dan (Zhou Gongdan) and Taibao Ji Xi ( Zhao Gongsi) Spiritual Way: Hegel (bushi) Nine Earthly Internal Factions Shinto: Filial Son Sect, Rebellious Son Sect; (Gods and Emperors, Di Zhuan Xing Guan) Wood Dao: Zong (internal management), Zhu (external contact: gods, earth, human ghosts), Bu (the magic stick that does odd jobs) Demon Dao: Four Demons Buddhist Dao: magical power, wisdom Spiritual Dao: (a bunch of dead houses) Taoist: Manifest Faction, Hidden World Faction True Dragon: (Whoever forcefully listens to whom) Demon Dao: (No first-level super soldier Dao system) Humanity: Hundreds of schools of thought, competing for jobs The similarities between the levels of each Taoism: The ninth level obtains supernatural power, the seventh level is immortal, the fifth level reaches the limit of the material realm, the third level has reality, and the first level becomes the first cause The ideological tendency of the nine-level Taoism: Buddha, objective idealism. Demon, subjective idealism. Man, dialectical materialism, recognizes the absolute spirit and can recognize everything. Witch, dialectical materialism, does not believe that everything can be known. God, generalized naturalism. Demon, skepticism. Dragon, Tianyan theory. Tao, metaphysics, the existence of the supreme truth. Ling, pure idealism, coexistence of subjectivity and objectivity. The birth sequence of the Nine Earth Taoism: The Shinto Tao, the Witch Tao, the Demon Tao, the Demonic Tao, the Buddhist Tao, the Taoist Sect, the True Dragon, and the Human Tao. (Spiritual Dao was discovered after the Nine Lands were basically stabilized, and the timing cannot be determined) The first was Haotian, then the emperors were born, and various races appeared in the prehistoric era. The witches who worshiped the gods were born, and the martial arts were born to protect themselves in battles. The second one is Taiyi. The birth of Taiyi led to the birth of the demon. Afterwards, the heavenly demon brought disaster to all things, and the World Honored One was born to suppress the heavenly demon. The Taoist ancestor was born and put forward the concept of 'Tao'. Since then, the chaotic struggle for interests has gradually transformed into a struggle for Tao. After that, the Nine Lands began to divide, and as the universe reopened again and again, the outside world began to be born. In the current history: After the endless conquests, Emperor Xuanyuan realized the Tao and turned into a yellow dragon after slaughtering Baibu and Chi You, and the Tao of Tianyan was born Humanity began as a part of the witchcraft. After the Shang Dynasty conquered the sky, it officially engaged in major events independently. The spiritual path appeared secretly and was 'discovered'. No one was aware of such a thing before that.

😅😅😅I used to read in textbooks that some people scolded some articles for just piling up rhetoric, but now I see it😅😅😅

The setting and writing style are almost god-like. The plot is a bit overwhelming but tolerable. It's a bit less enjoyable. This may be the reason why this book is less popular. The general background is somewhat similar to the pessimistic world view of the Supreme Being, but it is much less exciting than the Supreme Being. In particular, Pig's Feet often loses in plots and fights. It is helpless at first glance. It all relies on the daughter to ask the Demon Prince for help, or the daughter becomes a demon to turn the tables. The excitement is too low and makes readers have high blood pressure... Then the apprentice and son have little push for the plot. In addition to the Pig's Feet's wits and military confrontations, they often lose. It makes readers a little uncomfortable to write about controversial points, such as the cowardice of pig's feet (human witches start a war with pig's feet and die of glutinous rice), coercing one's own power to fight against humanity for the sake of the wife's power (your wife's power is to take the life of your own power, but not ), and for the sake of the safety of his wife and daughter, he surrendered to the devil and suffered a huge defeat of his own forces (it's a big mistake, are you the only one who has a wife, can you give up other people's lives and families?), It makes the readers' brains hurt. In addition, the setting and plot of this book are both excellent. It can be rated four out of five.

Are there any other similar fairy tale or fantasy novels with a grand world view and rigorous logic?

The writing is quite good, and the knowledge is very broad, but sometimes the protagonist is like a virgin who is both upright and upright😑

The writing on witchcraft and Taoism is pretty good, but the description of the Tang Dynasty gives people a serious sense of fragmentation. The Emperor of Humanity was a dynasty, ruled by Confucianism and law, assisted by Taoism and theory, and showed a civilization of cultivating immortals that was more developed than interstellar civilization. The thinking mode and language expression are still ancient. Because ancient texts are written carriers, articles and discourses pay attention to subtle words and great meanings. But the more developed a civilization is, the thinking logic and language must be popular and simple. Ideologically speaking, under Confucian culture, invention and creation are strange and obscene techniques. The Tang Dynasty's immortality technology in the book cannot be so popular under the imperial system that emphasizes stability and strict hierarchy. This is not in line with Confucianism. So the Tang Dynasty written by the author is more fantastic than Utopia and cannot be logically consistent!

There is a shortage of books, and this book that someone recommended happened to be finished. After reading one or two chapters, I felt that it was not suitable for me. I wanted to see what the content of the book club was about to see if it would attract me to continue reading. As a result, I saw some posts that I really couldn't stand. Let's just say you like it if you like it. This means that Potian is just an online novel. He may have incorporated some of the author's thoughts, but the author is not a perfect saint, and everything he says must be correct. It is an entertainment work for ordinary people. Really, there is a post analyzing the world and human nature. He still insists on praising and trampling on him at every turn. You want me to tell you why it's not popular? As far as my senses go from reading the first few chapters. The author's storytelling skills are really not that good. Really, the first one directly came up with the sentence, there is no animal husbandry in this world, because of something or other. I won't even tell you whether this setting is reasonable or not. I saw a book review saying that there is actually animal husbandry at the end. Is there such a story? Normally it shouldn't be from the protagonist's perspective. Let me explain that the protagonist has never seen anyone engaged in animal husbandry when he traveled back in time. It is difficult for ordinary people to eat meat, probably because hunting is not easy. But I have never been in contact with the protagonist of the dignitary, so I don't know what the situation is. Shouldn't you say this normally? How can I tell you directly in an expository tone that there is no animal husbandry. Besides, according to the setting of this book, shouldn't the skills of a profession be similar? For example, the skills for delivering express delivery should all be related to speed. It turns out that the protagonist's gang's skill is Shanshui. Isn't lurking a physical job? So how do you, a person who is good at water, compete with others to increase your strength? They won't kill you if they don't.

It's true that this is the ceiling of Xiuxian's works. If you don't accept it, come and argue 😁

The main reason is that I read the comments and knew that the golden finger of the male protagonist at the end is not unique. To be honest, there is a movie that explains the golden finger in the early stage and the later stage. I particularly like it. To be honest, the novel "The Lord of the World" is quite good and doesn't have any abuse points. Maybe it can't cater to today's fast pace. After all, some people think that this kind of golden finger on the progress bar is bad at the beginning and then cross it off. It must be that there is not enough publicity. Some of the negative reviews in the review are embarrassing and feel like they are too young to listen to the wind. It's a fish. The concepts and practices of Buddha, Demon, Man, and Witch described in this book belong only to this book. Some people may have read other books with different concepts, but don't attack them. If the concepts are exactly the same, wouldn't it become plagiarism? I personally feel that the concept of witches in this book is the best among other books I have read 🙂

If the environment was 10 years ago, it would probably have exploded, but the current novel environment is not exciting enough, and it will be buried in the end.

After reading it, I felt that this was a book written by a science student. The latter part is more about the understanding of cultivating immortals, and the story is not very strong. Too much explanation will affect the perception

The heartfelt description of feelings and the setting of the story are good, but there are too many explanatory descriptions, and one chapter takes up at least half of the page, making the reading feel very fragmented. I was wondering if it was just me who felt this way, but after reading the comments I realized that everyone feels this way. In fact, you can tell from the number of comments. This book would be more popular if there were less explanatory descriptions.

Yes, after reading the whole book, I found that this is a novel with no obvious Cthulhu elements, but the spiritual core coincides with the Cthulhu mythology, but the perspective is different. In the Cthulhu worldview, the people of the world in the novel can be regarded as superior races such as the Yithians, the Ancients, and the Xagai Zerg. Haotian can be regarded as the awake Azathoth. The outsiders are the mortals in the Cthulhu worldview. Therefore, when reading this novel, you cannot substitute it. If you do it, you will inevitably be affected by the nihilistic nature of this worldview and feel depressed. Reading with a detached mentality can instead read the unique charm.