High Above the Sky

This is the third author of online articles that I have found who is truly subjective in my subjective sense. The words are full of aura, and the setting and structure are linked to reality, people and races, society and civilization, transcendence and class... I am very happy to have discovered such an extremely good author (I was almost persuaded by the title of this literary book, because there are too many literary and artistic books that are actually rotten, and I habitually do not read this kind of book). I haven't seen much of it yet, but between the lines I can feel a sense of a magnificent world approaching. A good paranormal training setting can be switched smoothly with some effort. Without a good historical story background, it is difficult for us old bookworms to get into it (we old bookworms have increasingly sophisticated tastes, and general articles are as unacceptable as eating stinky socks). This book can be introduced very well, and it can be seen that it is very thoughtful. In the process of pursuing power, it is difficult to find out why you are pursuing power. Are you being bullied and insulted by passers-by for no reason? Is it because the beautiful heroine broke up without mercy, broke off the engagement, and cheated? Is it to be strong for the sake of being strong? The author's answer in this book is resistance, which I didn't expect. When I saw this, I knew why Zi always recommended this novel titled "Wen Zou Zou" to persuade people to quit. (By the way, it's very interesting to read the keywords in the front. These words are worth reading slowly for us old bookworms) As for the other authors, I guess everyone knows that the squid of the Lord of Mysteries and the Warlock's Manual are Tingri. If there are 0.4 Left, it may be the short-lived super god mechanic Lao Qi (damn, this guy feels like a sudden inspiration, depicting reality between illusion and reality, the aura theme of the borderline). Squid's other books are more of a kind of old-fashioned book writing, which is quite satisfactory but can be regarded as excellent. It is more like a popular assembly line work that follows the trend, until the Lord of Mystery, the depiction of Cthulhu and the creation of a series of promotions like a whimsical genius. The story is set at the beginning of Mystery, and the extraordinary power is a limited edition. If you want to get up, you can only do those things. Listening to the old and perverted Warlock's Manual really made me think that he is a genius, a genius. He has blossomed in both the storyline and the setting of power promotion. Each copy is actually very good. A divine kingdom is a possibility for future social development. He just likes to have a harem, and his love line is grinding and grinding. The author of this book, please come on, don't get appendicitis, come on, come on!

Gao Tian is one of the highest quality novels I have ever read, and it gave me many thoughts that are not defined by my own shadow. What I like the most is the pure greed when en chose a better future when defeating the insect wave for the first time! What surprised me the most was the crazy doge of the Earthkeeper who made the whole world his father. I really, really liked this book. It is the best book I have ever read! Sometimes I would be confused and compare my ideals in the past with the present and even the future, thinking about whether human nature can be distorted. I saw en's recognition that my memory is my future. It really seemed like an echo of my past! Perhaps the only person who can compete with me who likes this book the most is me who likes that book the most, but now I am only pursuing what is right now. The person who is most familiar with my future is not a stranger at this moment 😭!

Feelings

Dian Niang, you can swallow it again (angry

Sanshu discovered Hua Dian. When he was at the Alien Research Institute, Xiaolang competed with Mahdi in front of Ian (although he seemed to be tough), but the difference between "speaking out" and silently making up his mind is that there is someone who listens. And this was what Little Wolf said to Ian, emphasizing his advantages of being young and having potential. The comparison object was someone very close to the chosen prophet (what a weird word). It was obviously a peacock spreading its wings, which for a wolf is like wagging its tail and touching its nose in courtship! The cat speculated that the dog's thinking was: Jiaji recognized Ian's equal status and scholar's wisdom during the test (no), and then was hit by the Mahdi, which caused a gap in his heart. Ian showed his prophetic leadership at this time. Creatures like wolves will follow the leader. It is normal for Jiaji who was hit to become obsessed, but the smart little wolf realized that prophetic leadership is there! It was trained on his senior brother! It feels like Crush, who fell in love at first sight and fell in love at first sight, kissed the number one player who had just defeated him. It is normal for him to be tough at this time. No, that's too bad to say. Show some pity to our little wolf. Also, Xiaolang may not only see Mahdi as a rival and love rival. Jiaji has it written all over his body: "I am Mu Qiangpi." Being knocked down to the ground time and time again by his peers, Xiaolang only felt unwilling and frustrated. Did he have any desire and heartbeat at all? It's hard to say, Cat.

The 19 transformation surgeries of the Astartes (ship girl version) The last of the Astartes is the black carapace

It's over, it's over, I've been so busy lately, I just found time to watch it, woo woo Ian, I'm so moved. The young man who longed for the sky finally, like a simple child, raised a small telescope, saw the twinkling stars in the sky, and continued to move towards the infinite distance. Ian, Ian, so determined, so determined, stepping on his own bones and blood, stepping on countless ashes and corpses, character can be shaped, memories can be chosen, family can choose, everything can be broken, reorganized, and integrated to form Ian who is the best choice for the farthest future. At the same time, Ian loves this land. The plot at that time should be Lianling, right? The baron and his three children, the experimental subjects of the Gnosis Institute, Ian calmly clawed five holes out of the wall. The title of the chapter is "Angry Heart". Ian witnessed, Ian changed, and along the way, he thought and challenged, letting people eat, clothe, and educate, allowing ordinary people to have status, promote themselves, and make choices. "I don't care what they like or hate." Ian hopes that everyone can be full of hope and courage to love, live, and enjoy according to their own will, and Ian can do it. I still remember when Ian wore the skin of the Mahdi and brought the Immovable City back to the public's attention. The disciples trained by the First Knight crushed the young generation of Terra! Purely handsome and touching! And when Ian reaches a point that no other Ian has reached, when he is no longer a prophet, it is clear that Ian has lost the ability to predict the future, but he clearly conveys a kind of joy. He is no longer a prophet, but a [pioneer]. There are still many curious things. I want to see more settings in the sky, I want to see Ian's future, I want to see the future of Ian's friends, I want to see Terra's future, I want to see the teacher's resurrection, I want to see the entrepreneurial history of the teacher and the Black Emperor! I really like Ian, I really like High Heaven, I really like it, I like Ian's character, I like Ian's appearance (I like the white hair and blue eyes!), I like Ian's abilities, the star crown and so on are so handsome! The world view setting is particularly complete and in-depth. Each region has its own unique scenery, and there are actually jokes. It feels like scientific research is being done in the novel. It even clearly designed how the "aura (ether)" that should exist like a law in other novels comes from. It is gradually explained. The puzzles in Star Prison are particularly exploring and solving. Some people say that the pace is slow, but I don't care. I just like to see the introduction of regional local specialties, and I also like to read the stories inserted during the fights. The people that Ian defeats have their own persistence, beliefs, and joys and sorrows, just like a real world. The romance and touch that Gao Tianshang brings to me are unique among online novels. I also like it, but not as much as Gao Tianshang. I feel that Yin Tian really writes the story with all his heart, and it is particularly to my liking. I will read more for the next one! Still watching! This is the feeling I pursue!

Congratulations on the completion of the main text of "Above the Sky"! Sprinkle flowers! In the introduction to this chapter in Chapter 21 of Volume 3, Brother Tian mentioned that "few readers say what they like to read." As someone who has written some book reviews, I think it is indeed much harder to praise than to criticize. Many times it is really difficult to accurately express "what is good" and "what I like", but if the author can only see the readers' preferences from the data, it would be too cold. So, I also want to try to explain what I like about this book and Brother Tian's works when I finish it. Special statement, the following only represents my personal views and reading feelings! ! In addition, in some places, some original texts or chapter numbers (in the format of "X-YYY" indicating Volume X, Chapter YYY) will be quoted for specific explanations, which may contain slight spoilers. (1) The full text has a clear theme from beginning to end I always believe that online articles should have a clear theme, rather than just writing a story. Only a novel with a theme has a clear skeleton, so that it will not be scattered and will not be forgotten after reading it. Tian Ge's works all have distinct themes, and all stories will unfold accordingly. Specifically, the theme of "Above the Sky" is undoubtedly "Curiosity and Exploration". From the beginning of the story, "Please let me see a lot here, so that I can witness scenery that I have never seen before and never seen on earth." (1-009), To the end of the story, "I am Ian, a human who loves to explore the unknown and is curious." (3-049) The theme and momentum of the full text have not changed but are constantly deepening. Maybe I will forget all the specific content of the book after a long time, but I will definitely remember the spirit contained in it. "When curiosity is aroused, no matter who it is, even the world will move forward." (2-400) I also like the way that the protagonist "clarifies his true nature" again after each major plot. His views are thickened by experience, and his determination is firm by tests. "Theme" is always some kind of abstract concept. It is a very fictitious thing at the beginning. As the story develops and is refined again and again, it slowly becomes real. From the [Curiosity and Exploration] when Ian knew nothing to the [Curiosity and Love] when Ian already knew a lot, the full text is also sublimating and profound. (2) Protagonists with great personalities The protagonists written by Tian Ge have different personalities, but they are all very charming and impressive. However, we all still have something in common, which I like very much: strong subjective initiative, outstanding action ability, firm will (to the point of being crazy), and clear self-awareness. This kind of protagonist really appeals to a person like me who is very loose and unplanned. Ian always knows who he is and what his goals are, and he will continue to work hard to achieve his goals. "As long as you can see it, change it... As long as you are willing, there will be a better future!" (1-089) Driven by an almost terrifying subjective initiative, Ian's choices, progress, and decisions are all carried with the belief that "you must succeed, you will definitely succeed." This persistence also inspires me. In addition, I think that a protagonist with such a personality is also helpful for the development of the plot. If you can calm down and follow Ian forward, you can always think and plan, and therefore you will have spontaneous confidence. Therefore, the road to a distant future is "not destiny, just character." (1-168) (3) Strong enough enemies and bosses to create For such a powerful protagonist, wouldn't it be too boring if the opponents are all low-level and incompetent? Fortunately, the important opponents arranged by Brother Tian for the protagonist are all equally powerful! The boss also has ideas and ideals, is equally proactive in taking action, and is equally powerful in combat. Therefore, defeating such an opponent in an upright manner can be called [more correct], and the image of the protagonist is convincing. The most representative ones in "Above the Sky" are probably the Road Builders, Earth Keepers and King Jhin. 3-021 describes King Jhin in detail. This chapter alone elevates King Jhin, who had basically zero scenes before, into a respectable opponent. There is also some controversy over the writing of this chapter. I personally think that no matter what, this new enemy should be rendered first, and then the protagonist should be arranged to defeat it when the force is raised to a high enough level. As for the update rhythm... I suggest Brother Tian update more! In addition to these highlight boss battles, Tian Ge, the other stage opponents, will basically try to design them from a three-dimensional perspective. For example, the villain in the early and mid-term plays the role of Fei Yandi, and he also gave a very touching description - "Fei Yan" The ground is persistence, fighting, retribution, boldness and violence in acting according to one's will... Just by looking at it, you can sense such persistent beliefs that are almost crazy." (2-067) Another example is the fifth level of madness. "Humanity is still moving forward. Even the dark evil fire is still a flame." (2-168) It is meaningful to defeat such an opponent. (4) Quality fighting scenes If there are enemies and I have different ideas, there will naturally be eternal disputes. Intense fighting description is an indispensable part, and what I mainly like are: Firstly, I use the word scene instead of picture, because Tian Ge will add a lot of sound description in the fighting description, which strengthens the effect of "real-time playback in the brain" and makes the immersion stronger. Moreover, Brother Tian wrote the scenes and even the destruction scenes (the key point), so the combat effect is intuitive, striking and very expressive. Secondly, the sense of space is very strong. For example, the aerial fire suppression in 1-441 Ian VS Magnet Knight, and the showdown with Axel at the end of Volume 2. However, many authors are praised for being good at writing dramas, and this is not bad at all. Thirdly, this is really a purely personal opinion, and it is probably not mainstream. I have always liked Tian Ge's fighting plots very much. The most important reason is that it is very pure. It is really pure fighting! There are very few "cool points" in a broad sense such as the shock of passers-by, third-party perspective os, and public comments. There is even relatively little written about reviews and settlements. In other words, just like some difficult action games, I feel that the most exciting part of Tian Ge's fighting plot is the process of defeating the enemy. Confronting a strong enemy and winning the battle is not only a great read, but also super rewarding! (5) A perfect, speculative and three-dimensional world view A map can never represent the real world. After all, no matter how accurate the map is, it is only flat in the end, while the real world is complex, three-dimensional and fascinating. The world view setting of "Above the Sky" is detailed and complete, including drawing maps and writing keywords, but more importantly, it describes a lot of "how to become" - thus, various fashionable settings can organically evolve into a unified world. For example, 2-152 Canaan Moore and the Royal Court of Heaven, 1-274 Why did the Sequoia Aboriginals become the Sequoia Aboriginals, 2-267 Why did the Land of Flying Flames become the Land of Flying Flames, and the acclaimed 2-326 How did Huaiguang become Huaiguang. The Terra continent in the story has evolved step by step based on the history of "how to become". The powerful people in it naturally have to think about how to move towards the future. The fireworks that erupt from the collision of various ideas are a rational and brilliant color of speculation. Today's online articles are becoming more and more voluminous, and it is inevitable to move from the theory of productivity to thinking about how to construct production relations (actually, it feels more obvious in historical online articles). I also like to read this part of the content. (Finally, when will you write a few more [keywords]?) (6) Elegant writing and powerful writing style In fact, this is the core. But it is indeed quite abstract. After thinking about it for a long time, I still don't know how to express it accurately. I can only try to give a few examples to represent it. The momentum of the writing style lies in the fact that there are many imperative sentences, which bring an "epic sense" or "singing sense". For example, in 1-612, the dialogue between the dead Lord Ian and the dead souls: [But, can you talk about it again? Tell us a little bit about…the world you want to create? Ian smiled: "Of course." So he started to talk. (↑I like this feeling very much) Especially when writing big chapters in the later period, some chapters will "get up" first, and the overall atmosphere will immediately be different, and some of Tian Ge's common words, such as "Ru Ruo said" and "True and not false", also strengthen this point. In fact, the momentum is throughout, but it is more obvious in some places. I really can't explain the quality of the writing, so I can only excerpt it. What I like very much are: the description at the end of 1-124, the description of Ian watching the sunset in 1-354, the ending at 2-049, and the ending at 3-064. It feels like this (trying to gesture)! There is a lot I want to say, but as I write it down, I find it turns into a text repeater, which makes me laugh so hard. In short, this is an ordinary reader. I hope my love for the author and the work can be conveyed to you!

Recommendation level: 8/10 Update status: Serializing Evaluation: A cloudy fantasy attempt. The first three chapters mainly give the protagonist's abilities and temperament, leading to the knight line, the classic grandfather routine but also injecting a new core. As for the plot, I can only say that the villain is not just a dry villain, but a conflict between the protagonist's ideals of looking up at the stars and the evil deeds of these people based on various realities. This is also a conflict between the ideals of the group and the extreme individual power under the extraordinary system of this world. The narrative is grand yet humorous, with connotations of sorrow and joy, and the main lines of the plot are intertwined. The epic main line reminds me of a quote from Kant: There are two things in the world that can shock people's hearts: one is the lofty moral standards in our hearts; the other is the brilliant starry sky above our heads. The protagonist is such a shocking and firm idealist. In addition, the world view of the book is complete, with a spiritual core and an external plot. The main line of the article is becoming increasingly obvious, and the updates are stable. It can be seen that the outline is complete and there is little risk of unfinished work. I highly recommend it.

I can see the general idea of ​​the author, but the pace in the early stage is very slow, so slow that I didn't finish the first volume until halfway through the book. The pace becomes faster in the later stages, so fast that many countries, races, and powerful people are just backgrounds. The author writes about the complexity of the world, but does not have much time and writing power to fully describe it, which is a pity. In the book, as the protagonist's abilities become stronger and stronger, his understanding of the world and various events is also constantly updated. The setting is very interesting. However, in the last fifth to tenth of the book, the protagonist's combat power increases too quickly, resulting in a large amount of space in the later period being used to explain the new settings, which makes it very tiring to read.

I was almost busy with the preliminary activities and had enough sugar intake, so it was already midnight. I can finally write the final book review furiously when my brain reaches its peak of drunkenness! The following remarks cover: massive spoilers, confusion, logical confusion, crazy praise, and absolute, undeniable love for Ian and Brother Tian! If you have any objections, hold them back. I'm unconscious and you should let me go. Everyone has finished talking about the shortcomings. Next, it's time for A Guan's high-pitched aria (tremor) Where to start... Let's start with the name Ian. Ian's name means eternity. The last time I saw this meaning of the word was in the Twilight Chapter of the Monster Killer Mingming Volume, called The World of Aian. I have always loved this volume of Monster Killing - eternity, what a beautiful and highest wish for us short-lived and barren humans! But the eternal fire will also go out, just like the sacred tree of [Existence] and [Continuation] will also move towards [Nothingness] and die. It's even more like what Ian said at the end - if the humans of Terra leave him, they may once again fall into wars and disputes... And be involved in all the ugly whirlpools, starting the next reincarnation of [Silent Lord]... Yes, that's exactly it! Ian made it very clear from the beginning, didn't he? He doesn't care about human beings' likes and dislikes, and certainly doesn't care about the eternal change and changing eternity. The joys, sorrows and joys of mortals are all in vain, and the endless struggle for power is as childish and ridiculous as children's games - but Ian still cares. He is still in love. He loves those lives that struggle to break away from reincarnation and look towards the starry sky, loves the past that reincarnates on Terra, the present that moves towards the high sky, and the long future where people who walk with him can appear again. Such [possibility] is certainly enough to make all the star gods who love life cheer for joy and offer their guidance, blessings and expectations—— I once said that Ian is like some kind of reincarnated little monster. In the beginning, he was disconnected from Terra. That cold, even a little introverted researcher sacrificed himself to reincarnation in order to explore the truth and for the scenery above the sky. Transform everything outside to look like chasing that desire. My own memories, my own character, my own relatives, my own possibilities—— Ninety thousand times of reincarnation, I have killed everyone else, but my original intention has not changed. The main story is an understatement, but the reincarnated Ians really sacrificed everything about themselves. Changing and shaping himself again and again, until this time, Ian, who is not perfect, but has reached the end of the earth, finally does not have to reincarnate again. In other words, he voluntarily gave up the reincarnation of "perfection", transcended the endless whirlpool, stepped towards the path of "pioneer" - and began to try to "guide" all living beings. Everyone in the book club group always discusses that Ian's hang-up was actually caused by himself, which is a bit too miserable compared to Tianhu's full talent at the beginning of the game. Yes, compared to the Gaotian timeline eight million years ago, not everyone can have a happy ending... But the pioneers are walking on the road of blood and bones. It's just that some people don't care, and some people care very much. The blood and bones of others, his own spirit and flesh, everything, Ian gave it all, carried it all, remembered it all - this was the sacrifice he chose again after slaughtering, uniting, and struggling, sacrificing himself among all other possibilities... In exchange for life. At this moment, the possibility of him becoming a monster who only knew the way forward collapsed. Dedicate all the possibilities in the past, all the power you have now, and the possibility of the star crown being annihilated in the future - rewrite the ending where the cradle will surely move towards annihilation and [end]! This kind of story is really... Really... I can read it ten or twenty times and I won't get tired of it! It's hard to imagine that there are online novels whose themes are love, hope and curiosity... Innocence? Arrogant? Everything is fine, I don't care, I just sigh loudly for such a beautiful and splendid destiny poem, such an exciting story and song, even [Fate] must look at it with side eyes! But just like this, it doesn't make me like it so much... The story, Gao Tian's story, no matter what, is it false? Is it false? But the Xiahui grass in Silver Peak Territory is blooming very well, and the golden red sunset clouds flow down from the bright high-rise buildings rising from the ground, infiltrating the forest where the mountain people used to be strongholds... But Valentine's Day in Silver Peak Territory has just passed, and the lord's favorite strawberry ice cream has a large number of fans even in winter... Also, can Teacher Adelbert stop planting his radish? He has planted a wall of radishes! Goblins are really noisy and elusive. Don't come out in the middle of the night to scare people. Thank you... Anfa always leads the way to Silver Peak, and I don't know why he comes here... What is Xio looking like today and where is he running... I don't know if the goblins in Falling Star City have woken up after partying for a whole month... Oh no The fantasy time ends here Obviously it is just a fictional story, but Yintian has made up this beautiful world that is so real and shocking that it even makes people wonder if the setting can really be so comprehensive. How did he do it—— It seems that he is about to wake up, and Ian's story has come to an end. But the stars of [guidance] never end (tremor)

I read over a hundred chapters all night last night. I either couldn't stop or I was too scared to sleep. As soon as I closed my eyes, monsters, corpses, and skeletons appeared in front of my eyes, so I could only keep reading This book is like magic. Reading it will have a psychological effect, but it makes me feel itchy if I don't read it The first time I came into contact with this subject, I was deeply shocked by the grand world structure. More than once, I felt that the author was a complete lunatic😂😂

Why is this book so good but still lukewarm? Maybe it's a slow-burning thing, but I think it's still the fault of fantasy. If it were placed in a fantasy context, it might be very popular. Other people's squid can't stand up to the law that fantasy is not popular, and the owner of best friends is afraid of being pregnant under the name of fantasy.

I have always been indifferent to Western fantasy, but the author's writing power is so impressive that it has prevented me from giving up reading books. I have been a book lover for decades and have read all the Chinese and foreign classics when I was young. Which great writer puts on a vest and earns a small amount of money at the beginning?

Suddenly I found that Qi Miao next door is in the starting point. The first book is Mercury Blood Classification Game Alien, Cloudy Sky Burning Steel Soul Game Alien, the second player's super justice light novel, Cloudy Sky Monster Killing light novel, the third book The Overturned Tower Fantasy, Cloudy Sky High Fantasy, did you make an appointment, or are you saying that you are reading 🐶

I am very happy to see such a novel that deeply considers the changes brought by high-level transcendental beings to social conflicts. In most novels, it seems that a special profession is just added to reality. The last time I saw such thinking was in "Into the Cultivation of Immortality". However, after giving the preliminary answer to Supreme Heart Network, the main plot and the realm of the protagonist continued to surge, and the question was ignored. I hope this book can give me a better answer

I spent 5 days reading through the parts of this book that I have written so far. It is very exciting, as exciting as "Monster Killing", and I like the world view of this book better than "Monster Killing". There is a small regret about this book, that is, the introduction of the power system in the middle is a bit cumbersome. This small personal feeling does not affect the top three status of this book in my heart, but I still point it out. If the author can see it, I hope it will be of some use to him.       ，，，，，

"After today's experiment is over, I can determine... Whether those designs should become a reality." "In the process of collecting local materials, I discovered some... Very interesting phenomena. There was a monkey who stole my fire-starting device... Although it was simple, it was very effective." "Then... One day, when I went to the forest to look for materials, I discovered that They made a bonfire." "What a group of smart creatures!" "Not long after, another monkey came to me. It stretched out a paw and stared at me, as if it wanted to ask for something." "I liked... Its look, so I was very curious. When I was able to make weapons on this barren island... I distributed them to all the monkeys here. " "So, do you want to guess... Will there be any monkeys coming out of here today and continuing to ask for something from me? " ... ... "It seems that there is not. " (I just arrived. At that time, there was still a kind of quiet leisurely atmosphere there. But now, that leisurely atmosphere has become more peaceful.) "It seems that those design drafts can be used." "To put it simply, this is a nuclear bomb specially developed by me. It is probably much more practical than today's conventional technology." "I want to... Give it to humans. What do you think?"

After reading more than 200 chapters, when will you develop your power and farm? There are so many different settings that I almost fainted 😵

I voted for the monthly vote, can anyone tell me how to get the physical book? I really like this novel.

I'm so angry. Why hasn't my essay been reviewed yet? It's been two hours!

After an interval of half a month, I finally finished reading the second volume of "Above the Sky". Because of the large volume format, this book only has three volumes, but the distribution of content does not seem to be very balanced - when the first volume is completed, the reading progress has reached about 55%, and when the second volume is completed, the reading progress has reached 93%, which means that if I read it for a while, I will finish the book. So I immediately stopped reading and turned to write a book review. After all, if I wait until I read the entire book before evaluating it, my specific book review may also appear to be one-sided. Okay, having said that, in the last issue of "Reading Appreciation", I briefly talked about the process of getting to know Teacher Yintian, as well as a summary and brief recommendation of the content of the first volume. So in this issue, I want to talk about the content of this novel in more depth, including but not limited to the story structure of this book, what I think are the advantages, and what can be learned from the creator level. But before that, I still need to make a statement, because the content that needs to be discussed will involve the deep setting of the entire novel, so friends who do not want to be spoiled should not continue reading, otherwise the pleasure of reading will be greatly reduced. If you read it yourself, you will probably gain more different insights. So, first is the plot summary: If the content of the first volume is to describe how a young man named Ian walked out of the corner of the Terra Continent and tried to initially understand people or things outside the South Ridge area, then the theme of the second volume is farming and excavation. Ian, who returned from the imperial capital, relied on his achievements to become the lord of a piece of land in his hometown of Nanling. At this point, the young man also got the opportunity to practice his ideas and dreams. Starting from this land full of turmoil, he will gradually transform the world into what he wants - and then go to the sky. He regained Nanling and became the messenger of the Dragon God among the mountain people. He used his transcendent vision to continuously develop and build his territory. While soliciting investment, he opened up land and planned trade routes, while at the same time searching for the deeper secrets of this continent of Terra. If we follow the previous method of dividing it into small volumes, then this is the "Messenger of the Dragon God", and after that, it is a branch plot of the "Alien Research Institute". Ian, who initially showed his talents and strength, came to the country of elves "Canaan Mor", and after appreciating the extraordinary cyberpunk style here, the young man entered the research institute of a pre-civilization. Here he competed with the top powerhouses in the new era of Terra, and defeated them all on his own. In the depths of the institute, Ian encountered the last creation of the pre-civilization - the Last Echo, which is similar to Ian's concept but fundamentally different from it. From its mouth, he learned the most fundamental structure of the universe, the child of the star who created all things and the monster from the other world crawling out of the black hole of the end. The struggle between the stars, the battle in heaven between the Star Gods spanning endless time and space, the fire of thousands of stars and the cradle of Terra, and the prison of stars that covered time and space was not a cage of despair... At least not at first, so the young man further strengthened his determination. He did not want to leave alone, he wanted to go to the high sky with the whole world. As for the subsequent plot, there are also many explosive stories. The corresponding next part of the plot is "Steel Lord". Ian further develops his territory, fights against the enemy's army, and completely becomes the king of Nanling. After that, there is the "Eternal Path" part of the plot that I think is the second explosive point of the book. As Ian further explores the world of Terra, he finds that his connection with this world has reached an indescribable degree. After going to the Capital of Knowledge, Ian understands his planet The truth about the "Guiding Star" of the light body is that he has reincarnated many times on the continent of Terra and has never broken through the shackles of the Star Prison. Therefore, the young man continued to cast his will into another Terra world in parallel time and space, allowing himself to continuously accumulate strength until he broke through the prison that blocked the starry sky. As for the subsequent "King of the New World", it is equivalent to a transitional chapter, paving the way for the upcoming plot climax, until the final "Falling Sun", Ian and the second prince of the empire, Mikael, discovered the shocking conspiracy of the emperor "King of the Earth" Axel, and decided to fight together against one of the strongest enemies in history. For this part of the plot, I can only say that although the total plot may only be a dozen chapters, from a reading perspective, it may be the best high-level fighting content I have seen in recent years. Whether it is the concept, foreshadowing, character description, scene, sublimation, plot reversal, conflict of ideas, etc., It is almost impeccable. Although it cannot be said to be the best unilaterally, it can still be regarded as scoring 90 points, and it can be called a polygonal warrior. I will have no regrets in this life if I can see such a plot. Not only that, Yin Tian's novels can be regarded as rare "hot dog man" novels. He will very ordinary and naturally integrate the "Sea Tiger" and "Fang" into the novel. For example, in the plot of "The Edge of the Falling Sun" mentioned above, there are plots such as "The Battle between the Strongest Father and Son in History", "War on the Moon" and "Endless God of War". Moreover, they are not used indiscriminately, they really appear in the plot in a reasonable way, making readers who understand the plot laugh from the heart. Then I think another interesting point of this book is the decryption of the world view, because although the novel "Above the Sky" has the tag of sword and magic on the surface, in essence, I think it should be a post-apocalyptic style science fiction novel. Therefore, following the footsteps of the protagonist Ian to decrypt the entire seemingly fantastic world view, I think it should also be a major attraction of this book. If writing is a manifestation of human beings' own subjective initiative, human beings create things that do not originally exist through their own abstract thinking, that is fictional stories. Among those many stories, science fiction stories are my favorite category. People use all kinds of wild and logical ideas to imagine everything that is or is not in the world. And this may be the reason why this seemingly magical but actually science fiction novel can be written so beautifully today. Just as he wrote at the end of the second volume, he would think about what would happen if there were really different races. What habits do they have, and what kind of culture will they develop? In a post-apocalyptic worldview, what characteristics will races develop and what kind of history will people have? What kind of class issues will there be between powerful beings and weak beings, and what kind of social form will there be. I think it is precisely because he has carefully thought about these issues that he can give these seemingly common fantasy settings a unique and very interesting core, and all of this has created this extremely interesting world view. If the rich world view setting is the first factor that makes this book interesting, then I think the plot full of explosive points should be the second factor that makes the book interesting. At the beginning, I only thought that the story of "High Sky" would only be limited to the continent of Terra, but later, Yin Tian frequently uses the IF line description method, which allows the plot to break through the dimensions of time and space, allowing readers to understand the story that happened on the continent of Terra from another perspective. It not only completes the information, but also allows readers to understand other information that is difficult to appear in the story itself. This method of description first appeared in Yintian's previous novel "The Monster Will Die When Killed", and it can be said to be carried forward in this book. It uses the protagonist's own special precognitive ability to describe several other inspirations that are almost completely independent in writing a new novel. "Insect Swarm", "Spiritual Disaster", "Extinguishing Star", "Ashes", and the "Fire in the Abyss" with a different style of painting but still unique flavor. Through different IF lines, readers can see the different possibilities of each character. A character may be a killed enemy in the main line, but in other possibilities, he is a friend fighting side by side. Through this illusion of the world being constantly destroyed, readers can also feel more about the hard-won peace in the plot. This flexible use of if-line description is also an excellent creative idea worthy of my full study, but this is not the only interesting thing about "High Sky". This brings up another very existential thing in Yintian novels, which is humanistic care. The so-called humanistic care is the praise of human will, the affirmation of human existence, and the resistance to nihilism. Many stories like to describe some lofty and grand narratives, but ignore the details - all stories are ultimately meant to be seen by people. Stories that ignore human beings are ultimately just floating water. It is meaningless, and Yin Tian will continue to describe those ordinary but heartfelt human beings in his stories, understand their situation, understand the meaning of changing the world, understand - the reason why we want to explore the unknown and go to the sky is because we want to be better and want to change the world. As for the fourth element that makes the plot more interesting, I think it should be the subjective initiative of the protagonist. Many novels with poor viewing experience have a characteristic, that is, the protagonist's subjective initiative is not strong, or in other words, they always face everything that happens in front of them in a passive way, just like branches drifting with the current, waiting for things to happen. But Ian is different. Yintian has given him self-awareness as a time traveler and the ability to predict as a prophet. Coupled with the reasons for personal cognition that will be explained later in the plot, all of this gives Ian a strong subjective initiative. Specifically speaking, in the plot, the protagonist will constantly plan his current goals and future goals. He can always cleverly understand what kind of dangers he will encounter and what opportunities he may get. However, this does not mean that the plot will be calm. The protagonist will always encounter unexpected events in the plot, which makes the plot jump between the known and the unknown. Predictive ability is something that is very difficult to write about. It is very easy for him to lose control and go beyond the boundaries, causing the plot to lose its original charm. However, Yintian relies on his amazing proportions to make this ability that is difficult to describe collide with the plot in his hands and create beautiful sparks. The strong subjective initiative of the protagonist also makes the plot have a clear goal from beginning to end, which makes readers very comfortable to watch. If you want to give an example, it is like a farming game with a clear goal. Although there will always be various unexpected events in the story, as long as you follow the main line, even very challenging levels will eventually be played to the end. In addition, there are many interesting events, but I think it is more appropriate to describe it here first. A book review that is too long will make people lose the desire to read, so please wait for a while and let me finish reading the last volume of the plot. By then, I will bring you my understanding and appreciation of the core worldview of this book. Thank you all. In addition, you must go to see Above the Sky, it is really special and exciting! (Note: As before, I copied this book review directly from the space, so some content has not been changed)

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A hymn of curiosity that begins with curiosity about the starry sky and ends with touching thousands of stars in the universe. Ian has transformed from a prophet who changes the future by following him to a pioneer who explores and guides. Compared with the repeated interpretation of the word "correct" in "Monster Killing", this book no longer focuses on the abstract concept of "path", but rather describes the practical efforts that people on this continent make for their dreams - although in our opinion, what they do is a bit extreme and even "crazy". At the same time, Yintian has created multiple different civilizations on the background of one world. Although these diverse civilizations are also reflected in Monster Kill, they are more detailed in Gaotian. This is also where I think Gao Tian surpasses monster killing - the sense of the world. I can feel the "real existence" of the world he describes from Gao Tian's brushwork. This may also be because of the perspective: Su Zhou in Monster Killing is always an outsider to other civilizations, but Ian has indeed lived in Terra. The most amazing part for me was the revelation that Ian's guiding star was forged from countless previous Ians, with a sense of "fateful inevitability". As for the shortcomings, for me, it is in the narrative rhythm. The pace in the later period is too fast. Of course, this is also caused by the urgency of the story, but it does weaken the fullness of other parts of Terra to a certain extent. It can only be said to be the author's choice. To sum up, for me, Above the Sky is a book that is no less than or even better than Monster Killing. From the sword and magic of Western fantasy (should it be sword and ether to be precise?) To the fantasy world of Yintian's unique science fiction scale, I experienced a "curious" journey.

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I have been reading this book for a while. Basically, the online development, the early and mid-term development, and the later high-end games are all okay, and I can also feel the description of the supporting characters. The fantasy behind the farming style, plus a little science fiction, is what it tastes like

It was so well written that I cried while reading it... It is the best article I have read recently. Everyone seems to be alive, and they have to move forward even if they are in such deep pain, but looking up at the stars makes people question whether it is all meaningful? In the vast universe, even civilization is so small. I think only a romantic like Ian can move forward with hope. After reading the last Easter egg, I felt warm in my heart. When I arrived at the stars, I took out the teacher's telescope, which also corresponded to the previous words "Ian is Ian". No matter how far we go, he is still the familiar engineer Ian who was born in a small seaside port. To say too much is like a spoiler and not to mention too little to express my excitement, so please go watch it yourself! Opening a new chapter like Ian, at least I can say with certainty that this is a huge romantic epic. I really like Gao Tian and look forward to Brother Tian's new work! ! ! !

Hello everyone, this is the "After-Reading Appreciation" session that I have brought to you after a long time. What I want to bring to you today is a personal appreciation of the first volume of the novel "Above the Sky" that I recently picked up. It is not only to recommend the book to my friends, but also to summarize and analyze part of the content of this book in the form of a short review. I feel ashamed to say that most of my personal time has been taken up by work or club affairs in recent months, causing the little reading time every day to almost completely disappear. I had to put down "The Story of the Infinite Returners" that I originally planned to finish slowly to avoid wasting the opportunity to read a good book. At this time, due to the nature of my work, I suddenly found that I could read novels at work by listening to books. At this time, I remembered the novel "Above the Sky" that I had not finished intermittently before, so I had the opportunity to pick it up and read it again. Speaking of this novel, before I can formally appreciate it for everyone, I think I need to introduce its general content and background to you. Its author is Qidian writer "Yintian Shenyin", hereafter referred to as Yintian. Yin Tian is a writer with outstanding abilities and can be called a "hexagonal warrior". Whether it is coding speed, world view building ability, plot conception and depth, rapid character creation ability, etc., He can be said to have achieved the ultimate. Although the plot is a bit straightforward, this in itself cannot be regarded as a shortcoming. Moreover, he is constantly learning and progressing, relying on his amazing creative enthusiasm to maintain his continuous growth. He is almost a genius writer. After all, being able to keep trying and find the right direction is an amazing talent in itself. I started reading his novels a long time ago. It was probably Yintian's second novel, and it was also the end of his first novel "Soul of Burning Steel" when he officially got on the right track in his writing. At that time, I was deeply attracted by the worldview he conceived, and was captured by the heroic worldview and the relatively innovative plot. When his next novel "Monsters Die When Killed" was serialized, I became good friends with him. Of course, for my personal selfishness, I prefer to call it a master-disciple relationship in a certain sense. I learned a lot from his articles, whether it was description style, creative ideas, or some more subtle creative modes. I did not understand them all, but these superficial information and those discussions and conversations on different days and nights really benefited me a lot. As his fourth novel, "On High" has been added to my must-read list a long time ago, but why is it only partially read now? Why is it so slow? The answer is that I don't like the style of this book, or to be more precise, it is too slow-burning and cannot directly appeal to me who is utilitarian. When reading different books, I will read them from a very utilitarian perspective and think about why I want to read it, what can I learn from this book, or what kind of inspiration or harvest can it bring me? Although this allows me to read every book I have read, it also makes it difficult for me to get interested in those boring books. But it turns out that the cloudy day is indeed a cloudy day, and he once again broke through himself. From a genre perspective, "On High" was positioned as "fantasy" at the starting point, but the core of this book is actually "science fiction". In Yin Tian's early years, he had read many science fiction novels, such as Roger Zelazny's "The King of Light", Stephen Backus's "Xeelee" and other golden age science fiction novels, as well as Liu Cixin's "Three All kinds of modern science fiction as a typical example of "Body" have deeply influenced him. Therefore, Yintian is better at describing the logical skeleton of the story in a more rational way. Therefore, this novel has become a novel that "sells science fiction through fantasy". Of course, this is not a bad thing. This style also has a large audience, so it cannot be regarded as a poisonous point, but can only be regarded as a unique style. At the beginning of the story, Ian, a rocket engineer from the future Earth, found himself in the body of a child in a remote corner of the alien planet "Terra". This is a planet that is almost completely different from the Earth, whether it is natural ecology, racial gaps, political structure, The extraordinary system, or the huge yet unsolved secrets about the stars, are so fascinating. Therefore, Ian, who was attracted by it, set out from the wild southern territory and began to explore this dangerous but interesting world under the leadership of Hilliard, the former first knight of the empire. As the boy grew up, he began to gradually understand the nature of the planet called Terra in front of him. He looked up to the sky and was struck by the extinguished stars in the night sky. He went deep into the ancient Sequoia space base and ended the deadly battle between the crystal dragon and the insect nest. He ended the evil psyker experiments and stopped the cycle of evil. He went to the imperial capital to study and make progress in that huge city like a satellite city. At the end of the volume, he went to a neighboring country shrouded in natural disasters, rescued his companions in an extremely dangerous environment, and learned the reason why the starry sky in front of him was dim - it turned out that the entire star system had been covered by a huge cage, and everything had been placed in the prison that blocked the starry sky, which was called the "Star Prison". But, no matter what, Ian made up his mind that he must go beyond the stars and witness the unknown other side. In this way, the story enters a new and more magnificent volume. Reading the entire volume, readers will follow the protagonist Ian as he travels through this different world called Terra as if he were personally there, witnessing the adventure with rich details and self-consistent logic. With Yintian's mature writing skills and the "Tera on the Tip of the Tongue" link inserted from time to time, it is like a road-like knight novel. Although it will not give people the most direct stimulation, the slow-burning plot will definitely give readers who calm down and read it full immersion and enjoyment. Yintian has added a huge number of settings in this book, more than a dozen different countries, the history of other worlds that are gradually revealed, different races, and a unique social picture that is organically combined with an extraordinary system. It makes people feel like they are in a documentary and experience this crazy and interesting world. Not only that, Yintian's novels have always been full of praises for humanism, what is correct, and what is the meaning of life. He has given readers a very positive answer. What I admire the most is that when Yin Tian wrote his last novel "Monsters Die When Killed", the details of his writing were still in a different style. When writing "Above the Sky", he almost tried the story type and protagonist type that he was not familiar with before. The rhythm of the story is also full of design sense, different events are interlocked, and there is no unnecessary plot. He has once again broken through himself! Amazing! For this reason, the reason why I recommend this book is that it has a very excellent plot structure, an in-depth interpretation of the plot, and an interesting and unique science fiction & fantasy world view. Whether it is a novel to kill time or a source of inspiration for the creator, it is a novel worth reading. To analyze its content in detail, it will probably involve more spoilers, so I will stop here today. However, Gao Tian is indeed very beautiful, everyone come and see! (Tears filled eyes) (Note; The accompanying picture is the main character Ian and the supporting character Isengard's Nunu made by a book friend, very cute) (Note again: the above content is copied directly from the original poster's space, so some content has not been changed )

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I have some questions. 1. The previous setting said that if you want to awaken psychic powers, you need to go through huge pain that is difficult for ordinary people to describe. When I saw the protagonist awakening, there was no corresponding text description, or in other words, the corresponding text description was a bit light. It just said that the head suddenly bleeds, and the headache awakens directly. It seems a bit abrupt. 2. There are also new doubts about the part where the protagonist Xia Tao deals with his uncle. Why did the protagonist stun his uncle and not just stab him to death with a pitchfork? When the uncle woke up, he didn't ask some questions from his mouth, but instead showed off his plan to his uncle and cut his throat to death with a knife?

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