The Daoist Scripture Reciter

There are too many junk books on Qidian. They only promote some mindless works that follow the trend, and too many potential works are buried. 🙄

The people around me are all developing very well, but I think it is too illusory and unrealistic. I think there needs to be some color of failure. Everyone does not need to pursue the peak path, the path can be diversified.         ，，，         ，， The same goes for the plot development of Lezi and Water God. Especially these two characters, I thought they would never develop in such an ideal way. However, the result is that the ninth lover, Lezi finally picked up the slack. The same goes for the other two Shinto characters. The character descriptions and plots are very good, but the idealized development of the plot is a bit cliché. These are all my humble opinions, lightly spray😄

After reading Chapter 137, I would like to make a suggestion. The author has some problems with the rhythm and plot arrangement of the book. In terms of rhythm, as a book friend said, there are endless tasks to complete. Even the triggering forms are somewhat similar. Several big orders have passed and the apprentices have not been recruited yet. Do we still need to develop a sect? In addition, the plot arrangement is too blunt. The Da'an imperial court has a powerful sect and a resident organization. How can it be so weak and weak in the face of evil cultivators? It has insufficient knowledge, unstable temperament, communication relies on carrier pigeons, and the trump card is an official seal. As an elite of a large sect, his background is not as good as some of the evil cultivators of Yehu Zen who have just revived their spiritual energy, or even ghosts. It's really strange and strange. Regardless of whether it's the protagonist effect or not, there are so many dangers of death in a small county and so many people have died. What is a day like in the Da'an Dynasty? According to this attitude, the righteous path will overthrow sooner or later. It is true that the author's writing is too weak.

I saw more than 400 chapters. Generally speaking, the viewing experience is okay. The narrative is told smoothly and unhurriedly, which is refreshing. But why did the author arrange for such a monk to come in who ruined the popularity of passers-by? I didn't like this monk from the moment he appeared. I felt that the character was crooked. He appeared to be an eminent monk, but in the end he was full of scheming. As the plot progresses, this physical discomfort becomes more and more serious. The protagonist seems to have lost his wits, kneeling and licking the monk in various ways. Author, are you the Buddha spirit hiding in Taoism? There are various types of washing at the back, and they can't be washed clean! No matter how he cleans it up, the monk disregards the protagonist's kindness and plots him to get involved in danger first, and then on the grounds of repaying the cause and effect, and falls into all kinds of favours. Insincere and insincere. If it were me, I would never recognize this friend again. Even if conditions permit, I will push him! The protagonist's character is not indecisive. Why is he so anxious for his age?

I don't quite understand why this book is not popular. There are so many bad books on the list but they are buried.

Quite interesting classical fairy tale. The upgrades, combat, and settings are weakened, but the story and characters are strengthened. But it did not follow the path of Lan Ke or even Liaozhai. Instead, it was written as a "daily flow upgrade" that is difficult to define. It seems that the cultivation of human feelings is the cultivation of practice, which is also refreshing.

I read Chapter 186 in one go and couldn't stand it anymore. I suspect that the author didn't have an outline. The plot arrangement was too dense. The tasks were basically one after another and there was no time to build. The setting of the plug-in is hard to explain in one sentence. The whole book was supported by the writing.

It's not easy. Compared with all the junk books, this article is particularly valuable. Does it stand out from the crowd?

More than three hundred chapters later and still dangling in the second realm! Stop watching! Abandoned!

I haven't written a book review for a long time, so let's call it an emotional text for now. In fact, this book seemed to be a limited-edition book at the beginning. After reading the first few dozen chapters, I felt that the taste was different. It vaguely reminded me of the feeling I had when I was in junior high school, hiding under the quilt and reading A Mortal's Journey to Immortality. It was the same night, and I stayed up all night to read it from beginning to end. In fact, this feeling is rare, so when the limited exemption ended, I decisively made a full reservation. At that time, it was only more than 20 yuan, but now I can see that the fan value is enough to lead the helm. From the moment I added it to the bookshelf, I basically never gave it to any other book, whether it was a daily recommendation ticket or a monthly ticket. The feeling of comfort that lingered in my heart was actually something I hadn't experienced in a long time. Speaking of books, I haven't read the previous one, but I heard it's two extremes. This book can be said to be written with slowness to the extreme. In addition to the beginning of the book, there are some "tribulations" that can be regarded as twists and turns. The follow-up is basically a small tribulation and a great blessing, such as Mo Ye, such as Dragon Soul. Including daily cultivation, I like this very much. Cultivation is everywhere in life. Everyone is cultivating the "Tao" in their heart. Whether it is good or bad, I firmly believe that adhering to good thoughts will get good results. The title of the book is The Taoist Sutra Chanter. The first five hundred chapters in my mind can be ranked as a medium-to-higher masterpiece. Whether it is the scriptures of the Taoist ancestors or the derived magical powers, it does have some attractive settings. It's just that after the protagonist's cultivation level increased in the later period, he was able to kill with just one sword, not to mention that he was basically invincible in the next hundred chapters. The grandeur was absolutely irrelevant, and the plainness was a bit too bland. I noticed that I mentioned earlier that I only wrote the outline for the next session, but when I saw the word "completed" at work this morning, I still stared. I thought it would be completed on May Day, but I didn't expect it to be a week early. A little emotion, a little reluctance, a little regret. The level of the book is not high enough, otherwise I would still want a fan title. Whether it will be a lost treasure buried in the sea of ​​books, or whether it will soar into the sky and become a masterpiece and enter the collection, it is all over. I wish Lao Yan's next book a huge hit. I wish all practitioners in the world who uphold good thoughts will achieve good results. Finally. May you be blessed with infinite blessings!