The Mysteries of the Great Tang

It's so long-winded. The dialogue is all questions and explanations. Many of the words are unnecessary. Or they are just back and forth, explaining things in detail and having no real significance to the main plot, especially the exchange between the heroine and the servant. The servant just obeys orders, but he keeps questioning, and the master explains in detail, and then repeatedly pushes and refuses, and hesitates. Is this a servant? There are so many explanations, which makes people anxious.

It's a rare good article, it's fascinating! When it comes to dealing with a concubine that takes so long, you have to consider that she belongs to the Hongnong Yang family, and she has a son, a daughter, and a father who loves her, so he dares to kill her directly. The heroine cannot do many things due to her current age. In addition, this also explains the background and characters of the story. The characters who appear are all very well portrayed! There is one thing that particularly bothers me. I heard An Lushan's name twice and made some guesses. It seems that she has done missions in modern times or there are historical records in the future world, but she just skipped it. It was simply unbelievable. The Anshi Rebellion! What does it mean to live in ten houses and nine empty houses, starving to death everywhere, not even the royal family can escape, the general background has a great influence on people's survival, not to mention that she has not yet succeeded in cultivation, but in hindsight, it is outrageous to not have an overall view, and she is not a real child.

There is a big bug that I think is very fanatical and blind about cultivating immortals in ancient times. There have been many bloody turmoils throughout the ages, and the emperor is no exception. When Liu Lang's mother, Xiao Yang, including her younger brother, knew about it the first time, she did not ask for immortality, but vigorously fought for it. I really don't understand this title of princess, and the people around the heroine found out that the first time they knew it, they did not worship in awe and be ecstatic, but calmly considered the pros and cons and reunited with the heroine's mother. This is not in line with the fanatical behavior of the original ancient people towards cultivating immortals. Their behavior should not be like this.

The beginning of this book is very interesting, the writing skills are really good, and the character description at the beginning is better than before. The first two books were all based on characters who were scared away by boring and boring plots that were dull and bloated.

It's all about house fighting, my God, why do you like to write about house fighting so much and add a cultivator to it? Can't you just go into seclusion and practice until you build the foundation and kill that Li Wenliang? Every day, there are little tricks here and there, and it's all painless. In the end, even the little Yang family can't be killed, in the middle. I even thought that by disfiguring the other person, I had avenged the murder of my mother, so I let go and called it "improvement of state of mind". I didn't even have the intention to kill Li Wenliang, as if I never intended to kill him. I don't know if I will become a Bodhisattva in the end of my cultivation, and plan to achieve meritorious deeds and become a saint...

It's actually pretty good-looking, with good writing and not too much nonsense. At the beginning, I thought it was another house-fighting-gong-fighting drama, but I found out later that there was an element of cultivating immortals, but it wasn't fat enough.

Let me first admit that I have not finished reading it. I have reached Chapter 128, and I feel very sorry. I have read some of the author's articles. You can check my records, but I haven't read them for two years. I forgot which one I didn't finish, so I stopped following it. It used to be very unique, because sometimes I am so indifferent that I can't see the features. I'm a fool, I really can't understand what some words mean. The author has explained a lot in his previous articles, so you can still understand what the author wants to express. However, this book about cultivating immortals is a relatively new idea. It is a collection of interstellar missions to cultivate immortals and so on. It has its own characteristics, but there are many of them. . . . . Even when you enter a city, you have to explain, and when you stay in a store, you have to explain it. If you say it with a big face, it is completely missing the point, because when everyone is reading, you are in your situation. You explain everything that is not a pig's foot. Every interesting or important plot is drowned in these trivial explanations, although they are all from the heart. There are explanations of activities in it, but I used to feel better. Some of them are common sense or normal and unnecessary. There are no ups and downs and no focus. Anyway, I was very anxious while reading. I hope that the author will make a backup copy when he finished writing and go back to read it, and then think about it by himself, instead of writing out the entire logical train of thought.

Since Ping Qing, I have been following every book by Liu Da, and I have finished most of them. However, for the two recently completed books, I gave up after chasing them, feeling a little tired of aesthetics. Then, I discovered this new book. The setting suited my preferences very well. I couldn't help but read it and read for updates every day. Let me give you my suggestions: 1. The house fighting plot should not take up too much space in the plot. 2. I hope the rhythm of the plot will be faster. 3. The heroine's setting is very strong, so don't lose her character in the subsequent plots. 4. Update more every day. It's not enough to watch!

I have read more than fifty chapters and am still wandering in the backyard. If it were a time traveler with nothing, I would not say anything. After all, preserving life is important, but the heroine seems to be a person who has traveled through n small worlds and has a lot of good things in her hands! How come people who have enjoyed a life in heaven can't think of staying in this home hell?

House fighting is so low-level. I bicker and bicker with children every day, and there are always long conversations with little content. If this continues, I won't be able to keep up.