Black Myth: Tang Dynasty

My usual hobby is e-books and I don't watch TV series. I used to watch a lot of pirated copies when I wasn't working. This book is one of those rare books that I set out to subscribe to, but the more I read, the more disappointed I became. First, let's talk about the attractive parts (don't argue, you are right if you argue!!): 1. Setting and background: This book uses the Dark Journey to the West myth and the Tang Dynasty as the background of the story, and the protagonist, as a person who travels through time, practices and collides in it; 2. The cultivation system of this book is very small, relatively clear and clear, and it is not a purely cool literary routine like brainless upgrades; On the whole, the concept of this book is very extraordinary. If the author grasps the plot more smoothly, I think it can be a god. However, there are many poisonous points in it. I wanted to abandon the book for a while. First of all, there are too many female protagonists, and the fact that they all like the protagonist is very vulgar. I used to like harem stories, but I stopped liking them later because the authors couldn't write three-way plots because of the internet purification. In this book, Fairy Taiwei did not agree to the engagement at the beginning, which made my eyes light up, but then came the missing protagonist, and my eyes darkened. And the Lady in Tsing Yi, I think a woman who is hundreds of years old has never seen any outstanding men, and the protagonist has not shown the specialness of modern people, so she will not fall in love with the protagonist. If you say that the elders love the younger ones, support the younger ones, or make friends based on the face of the protagonist's master, I think I can still agree with it. Forgive me for not understanding this love, it is too abrupt. Finally, let's talk about Chen Ziyu, a female ghost cultivator. Before she met the protagonist, she was tortured every day. It is understandable and reasonable that she was saved by the protagonist and fell in love with the protagonist. However, I really can't understand the description of her expressions such as coquettishness and anger. Given the background setting, it's good that she is not a psychopath. How can she still behave like a normal girl? Imagine that you eat chaffy vegetables every day and are bullied by your stepmother, and then she asks you to marry Ruhua. This is repeated every day. Will there be any shadow after your revenge? The protagonist only had limited interactions and no guidance over the years, so he just walked out? That's the female ghost in red! ! ! How much resentment can be coaxed away by a few candied haws? I will try it tomorrow and see if I can influence a few with love! ! ! To be honest, if the protagonist had more interaction and guidance with Chen Ziyu, I think it would be quite a cultivator. After all, he is a disciple of Taoism. In the process of subduing demons and eliminating demons, he takes advantage of the situation and transforms the female ghost. It is also quite interesting. In the early stage, there are several plots about the revenge of ghosts, so that the female ghosts can see what is repaying grievances directly, and what is repaying kindness with kindness, which is also in line with the theme of the book of cultivating immortality and cultivating the mind. The second point is that even though the protagonist has a variety of abilities, most of them are useless. Just the demon mirror, then the paper crane to look for demons, and in the end I was using my celestial eye. To be honest, as a modern person, I DNF know a few commonly used skills, and the other ones are enough to be advanced. It is a bit messy to mess up the skills after the protagonist has already cultivated immortality, and will not be used later. As for the five-color divine light, I was quite looking forward to it as described in the early stage, but in the end, apart from being useful for pretending to be 13, it didn't come in handy in real fights, which was quite disappointing. You are not as good as Fa Tianxiang, changing stars and changing battles, and the birth and death of palms. If you are high enough, it will save trouble. The third point is that many of the subsequent plots are for the protagonist to pretend to be 13, and the pretending is not smooth. To be honest, these plots can be connected without subscribing and looking at the chapter names. It is not unexpected at all. Other novels with similar plots are badly written. In fact, I think the part that was written quite well is that of the opera singer, and then the heroine restored his face. It's a pity that it was not extended, otherwise it would be really good-looking. This kind of scene where the protagonist appears in front of others is moved away from the protagonist's perspective and the protagonist is viewed from the perspective of a passerby, which makes it appear more three-dimensional and refreshing.       ，， Compared with the amazing and eye-catching creativity and ideas at the beginning, it really fell into a cliché later on. The fifth point is that there is no powerful male protagonist in the whole book. You must know that the author created a world where all the talented people in the world are ladies, and they all like the protagonist (sorry to complain again). In comparison, Li Shimin is barely passable. You must know that Li Shimin is the template for the protagonist in reality, and all emperors are big men. Even the monsters are as female as possible (I really can't help but complain), which feels a bit strange. There are two male friends of the protagonist in the book. Even if they are not practicing, it would be good to remind them of the protagonist at critical moments. Li Chunfeng has more roles and the characters are more three-dimensional. I came from Lan Ke Qiyuan's two books, so my expectations for this kind of immortality novel are relatively high. Overall, the quality of this book is okay and worth reading. But compared to the beginning, the subsequent plot is a bit disappointing. The protagonist as a whole is upgrading, fighting monsters and practicing, and there is not much understanding of how to conquer demons and the process of practicing and cultivating the mind. You must know that the protagonist is a Taoist disciple. For Buddhism and Taoism, sometimes enlightenment is more important than hard work. For example, the Sixth Patriarch Huineng created a school with just one Diamond Sutra. Enlightenment and improvement of cultivation through some plots of subduing demons and demons can be more convincing, and there will be no feeling of upgrading too quickly. I feel like a master in the Yangshen realm in the front, but I feel like cannon fodder in the back, it's too fast. The overall plot slows down a bit, and I think this book may become an excellent book that people can read again and again. What a shame.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             their their their lives their lives. I hope the author will work harder and the next book will be better and achieve higher results.

I read it in one sitting and found it very enjoyable overall. The writing style is humorous and the characters are well drawn. That's it. . . . A bit short!

It is estimated that Mora will not die so quickly and may run away🤐🤐

After reading so many books, this book by the author still stood out to me. The plot is reasonable and the characters' IQs are short. I hope the author will read more.

I looked at it but didn't seem to have seen it. It was too short.

The writing is good, but there are too few novels to read. Are there any similar novels? Can you recommend them?

I only recognize this version of the classic Erlang Shen. Whether it is a person, a weapon or an armor, he is really handsome

Today we visited Hongzhou Wanshou Palace, visited Wanshou Palace, visited Xu Zhenjun, and watched Suo Longjing.

Not targeting anyone, I just share it

I clicked in immediately and finished reading it quickly. I advise this author to use his tail juice and post more updates!

The plot of the novel is good, but it's always ambiguous and as disgusting as a fly.

The new book is released, everyone can invest in it. The author has a strong character and will never be a prisoner. You will definitely make money without losing money~

It's so rushed. I feel like the protagonist has been on the way to save the world. After slaying the dragon, he has to destroy the Xudu Ghost King. After destroying the Xudu Dragon and Tiger Mountain, something happened again. It's too rushed.

The author wants to write about the protagonist sitting and watching the transformation of the Tang Dynasty for 300 years. This theme is very novel and attractive. I am especially looking forward to the protagonist's encounter with the descendants of Li Shimin. What kind of stories will there be in Wuzhou and the Anshi Rebellion? This subject is really grand and attractive, but it is also too difficult to write. It requires a lot of information and a lot of effort. I hope the author will persist and not give up after writing, at least until the end of the Tang Dynasty. The periods in between that are not much written about in history can be briefly written, but the Wu Zetian period, Tang Xuanzong period, Anshi Rebellion, Huangchao Uprising, Zhu Wen's Rebellion of Tang Dynasty, these periods that are full of color in history can really be conceived and written about. Come on, I will always support you

Is there a big hangup? There is something wrong with your combat power system and the combat power value settings of each character. The protagonists in the four realms can kill across borders at will, and the equipment system is also available. You can use spiritual treasures, fairy treasures, and magical powers. I like your subject matter and entry point very much, but I'm really afraid that you'll have a hemorrhage later on.

Let me tell you my thoughts after reading these recent ones. I have been pursuing this book since I was a child. Of course, it came to my bookshelf after he became somewhat famous. How can I put it, the writing is good, the content, characters, some settings, etc., But there are a few improvements. First, the content arrangement. I can't put it into words, I just feel it is rushed, a bit spread out but lacking in meaning. The second is the feeling. The love line was written a bit too sloppily. The writing on Sister Yu was very good before. I can't say it's bad when it comes to the Empress. It's just that it's much inferior compared to the character of Sister Yu. Even compared to the supporting characters like Master, it seems a bit dull, as if it's a very abrupt development of feelings. Qing is like an NPC who first gives some equipment before sending himself out. I hope the author can polish the outline and details, that is, he can add more details to ensure more description and characterization of the characters. A heroine like Empress is bound to be a slow-burning type, so you can write slowly, senior sister. I feel that the plot is a bit abrupt, maybe because I don't read novels very seriously 🤐🤐 I am quite optimistic about this book. I hope that I can finish the story seriously, and I also hope that the author will take us to see the fantasy world in the book.

There was a cultivator who practiced Tianpeng Transformation and became a wild boar spirit. However, this was the early Tang Dynasty. Tang Monk was still young and had not gone to seek Buddhist scriptures. The matter of Tianpeng Transformation into a pig had not yet been exposed. How could this Tianpeng Transformation know that Tianpeng Transformation would become a pig demon?

After reading some things earlier, I have some doubts. Is Pig's Knuckle always a way to defeat monsters at a higher level? Is there any realm suppression in the future? I feel like I have always been able to defeat monsters at a higher level and rely on explosive seeds to defeat them. I don't have the pleasure of directly crushing them with realms.

After cultivating immortality, you still play with evidence. Only small people talk about right and wrong, and adults only talk about pros and cons.

Apart from not being hard-coded often, this book is okay.

It's a bit unfinished, the ending is hasty, and I forgot about my apprentice and the little flower fairy 😂

There are enemies much more powerful than the protagonist constantly beating the protagonist until he is almost dead, and then the protagonist's romantic partners and male backers who are much more powerful than him come out to beat the enemies to pieces. The problem is that the protagonist's own power is always suppressed by the enemy. The victory of the patrons and heroines is not the protagonist's own victory. This routine is fine once or twice, but if it happens more often, it will not feel satisfying at all, but will make you feel tired and exhausted. Occasionally, there are plots where the protagonist pretends to be awesome, but the pretense is always tactless, or the reading is awkward. Overall, there is an awkward feeling that there are constant little poisonous spots but it is still barely watchable.

1. If according to the author's writing, all of this is a trap, and the gods and Buddhas all voluntarily sacrificed to complete the trap, then why can Maitreya and the Queen Mother of the West escape? It is written in the book that only Maitreya escaped on his own, so what happened to Queen Mother west? 2. According to the description in the book, the life of the protagonist on the earth is also true. It should be deduced to the later stage when the saints went to the three emperors to deduce it. Since it has been deduced to the later stage, those poems, the saints and Qing Yi who arranged the layout should all know it. Then why is it the first time for Qing Yi and the senior sister to see those poems (PS: Isn't it really embarrassing for the protagonist to be exposed later)? 3. Also, Qing Yi's emotional scenes are a bit inexplicable. Other women's emotional scenes are justifiable. For example, the junior sister is the only one who has the same talent as her and practices swordsmanship with her. She is different from other men, so she comes into her heart. The senior sister was moved because she was the protagonist who accompanied her to fight against Queen Mother Xi's seizure of her body, and Ziyu was moved because she had been with her since the days of the evil ghost. But Qing Yi's emotional scene is really baffling. For the first time, she turns into an old woman to test him, and then allows the protagonist to be unrestrained in front of her. Then he mends clothes and allows the protagonist to rape her with a statue. It's really a bit baffling. Therefore, I feel that the emotional scene between Qing Yi and the junior sister is a failure. Qing Yi's description should be about being single and single-minded but not about love. The junior sister's description should be about the three-foot sword, which is the same as Jiang Zhiwei in "The Lord of the World", so I feel that these two emotional lines are a failure. 4. Master Sanle is also a bit suspicious. First of all, the protagonist asked Xuanzang for the first time if he would go to the Western Regions in the future. Then Sanle gave the protagonist a meaningful look, indicating that he also inherited the memory of Maitreya's corpse and knew that Xuanzang was a saint later. The Buddhist scripture seeker in our deduction, then why did Sanle leave a message to Xuanzang when he died, allowing Xuanzang to choose whether to go to the Western Regions to learn scriptures? Why did he still leave this message? Was it really for Xuanzang's good, and he couldn't bear to interfere with Xuanzang's life, so he let Xuanzang make his own choice? Doesn't he know that if he doesn't pick up the item, the events deduced by the saint will change, and everyone will die in the finale? But he inherited Maitreya's memory, so he must know it, so I feel that this plot is a bit conflicting. I don't know if anyone can answer the above questions. Maybe I missed a certain paragraph. . . .

The ending was a little bad, the progress in the later stage was too fast, Li Longji was inexplicable when he fought against An Lushan

The first part is okay, but in the early part, it has a bit of the shadow of Lin Zhengying's zombie movie, and then the later part is a bit like the sequel of Journey to the West, plus some of the Journey to the West Conquering the Demons chapter, and a bit of Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio. Overall, it was okay in the beginning, but not in the later stages.

This is not refined?

After reading the first 400 chapters, there are various minor flaws, including but not limited to the ancient novice writing style. I want to write a pretentious story but it is always not satisfying. Moreover, the balance of power is unbalanced, resulting in the protagonist constantly jumping over levels to fight monsters and then being forced to defeat others. In Chapter 370 or so, Li Shimin personally went to save the protagonist in front of the Turkic Yang God. I really couldn't stand it. When the Turkic Yang God entered the capital, why was he the favorite of the emperor, and he actually asked the emperor to personally protect him? Is there no Yang God in the capital of the Tang Dynasty? Is it possible for a foreign Yang God to be so presumptuous? If not, then the power system setting will completely collapse, and any peak Yang Shen can control the center of the country. Isn't this nonsense?

I finished reading it in 1921 minutes. It's a pity that I didn't discover this book at the first time. It's been two years since I read it again. I don't know how many book friends are still reading it now. I want to say, my little flower god is here! ! !

All monthly passes are available, and other books are not available. The author should work harder

Can it be refined?