The Fifth Form

I've read about 90 chapters, and the author's writing is good and the writing is okay, but the plot is just too boring. First, the protagonist is too weak, and he knows how to heal. If he is weak in the early stage, it is fine, but I looked at the comment section and it is still weak after more than 600 chapters. Even though it is like this, this book is labeled as an invincible flow. This is something I did not expect. Secondly, the protagonist is initially set to be a psychopath, but in the first hundred chapters he feels more like a brainless person. He has no doubts about the so-called dream world, and turns a blind eye even if it has an impact on the modern world. Faced with this situation, even Li Huowang will doubt it, and the protagonist will only think that I am a psychopath. My illness has become more serious. How can anyone with mental illness be the best in academic performance? If you say it is the effect of the conditioning method of a psychiatrist, then why do people in this world go to school? They just learn the conditioning method directly. Everyone is an academic master and develops technology. You are not mentally ill. You are melatonin plus. Third, the description of realm and combat power in this book is too vague. It divides 9 major realms and 45 small realms at the beginning. Many of the characters mentioned in the first hundred chapters are great practitioners, but none of them have any great combat power. They are like the strange people who know different ways and the Yin Yang Taoist priests in the Taoist temple at the beginning, who are practitioners of the fifth realm. Even though he was seriously injured, he could be easily manipulated by mortals. The stronger Golden Toad Dharma King simply relied on his body to bounce away when escaping. The Shiyin Holy Son died at the beginning and was eaten by mortals. However, the author used extremely exaggerated words. "Across the heavens" and "three realms of heavens" were said from the mouth of a great practitioner who only knew how to refine some elixirs and talismans. Logically speaking, the division of realms is for the purpose of distinction, with strong and weak combat power, depth of Taoism, big differences in big realms, and small gaps in small realms. Nine levels and 45 realms are divided. Such a detailed division of realms, but no obvious difference can be seen, so it is better to make a rough division. Fourth, the description of the supporting characters is too rigid. The psychiatrist is a highly educated person or a practitioner. She herself said that the protagonist is very stable and does not look like a mental illness. The protagonist also wrote all the so-called dreams in a diary and told her, so she has no doubts at all? The protagonist has entered the country for cultivation, and she has no doubts or curiosity at all? The same goes for the aunt in the protagonist's dream. The protagonist comes and gives her food and clothing. She also has to let the protagonist take over the pig-killing shop business that Dangdang has been doing for generations. The protagonist even comes up with a bad idea. In a world where there are real gods and ghosts, he asks his relatives to sell useless paintings of gods. He doesn't make much money but brings disaster.

I have written more than a hundred chapters, but the future of the protagonist has not yet been settled I have not even embarked on the path of spiritual practice Swinging left and right Writing and writing, thinking about it, isn't this a double torture? In reality, people are rushing to be guinea pigs It is difficult to have a formal spiritual path in other worlds. I have to say that the entry method is too awesome and I have to go back to Han to find the follow-up exercises. OK, I have to search and search again.

I read this book several times and saw so many compliments in the comment section. I became interested and wanted to see what the author was good at. However, I left in confusion after reading less than 50 chapters. I didn't even remember the name of the protagonist. When I first started reading novels, whether they were fairy tales, infinity, history, western fantasy, suspense, horror, martial arts, science fiction, urban, light novels, basically all types of online literature were read. Unless I really couldn't understand serious literature, I think it is very easy to get pleasure from novels. But ever since I started to have a preference for reading novels, the more I read, the narrower my vision became. Now I want to give up if it gets too toxic. If I can't read it, I just can't read it. I have no tolerance for words. Read Book Reviews This should be a good book, but I can only go to Baoshan and come back empty-handed. I am not willing to accept it. I want to get back my original intention of reading novels, show my determination to read Dream of Red Mansions (I really can't understand it), and take a good look at what is so good about this book!

If the main character wasn't mentally retarded, this book would have done much better, but I didn't expect the author to have so many loyal fans.

This author is particularly humble. When he wrote the first book of Invincible Heroes and Grandmaster, he said that his grades were very poor. I don't know this clearly, but I think there is something really good about this writing style. In a sense, I feel that even his Invincible Heroes and Grandmaster are second best to him. This book is much better. The author once said that his first book had one soul and two bodies. This setting was very criticized, but I think this is the highlight of this book. It was picked up by me four years later. I think it really has something. I am not exaggerating. I think this book is really powerful. I am in trouble because I majored in Xianxia. Later, the author's unique writing style attracted me. When his third book, The Fifth Form, came out, I followed him and read it. Occasionally pirated books, mainly because I didn't read them at Qidian. Basically, I read them on QQ. After all, I was used to the audiobook function of QQReader. I felt that the audiobook function of Qidian was really poor. Why is there such a big gap under the same group? Of course, this is not the point. The key is the fifth form. Because of the serialization status, I can only read a little bit. After reading it, I have no choice but to read the author's first book. After reading it, I found that this first book is quite powerful. I feel that the author's first book, The Might and Magic Grandmaster, is a link between the past and the next. Since I was reading the author's second book at first, I could only feel some connections between the author's Might and Magic Grandmaster and the second book from a section near the finale of the second book, but I didn't see much. After I read the entire 5 million-plus words of The Invincible Heroes, I finally saw the layout and planning in the last few hundred thousand words of the author. For example, Tuo Guhong said that he dreamed that he had been suppressed under a mountain for hundreds of years. This was a vision he had when he broke through the Grand Master (I forgot if it was here, anyway, there is this plot, Tuo Guhong told the protagonist about the suppression), and the amazing thing is that Tuo Guhong is the only Grand Master of Body Refining in the protagonist group, with an indestructible body! Then there is Michael Beelzebub who runs through three books. I still don't understand Michael Beelzebub. Which timeline is more secure? But I speculate that the initial timeline should be the fifth form, and then the protagonist in the fifth form achieves transcendence or goes a certain way on the road to achieve transcendence, but still has not achieved transcendence. In the process, he meets the protagonist of the first book, Might and Magic Grandmaster. However, the protagonist at that time has risen rapidly and quickly became the true god of the foggy world. It can be said that the rise of the protagonist in the book Might and Magic Grandmaster The starting time is very short, just like the protagonist in Lord of Mysteries, and then Hongjun appears in the last one or two chapters of the Grand Master of Heroes. Then I checked again and found that the second book written by the author, the Hongjun mentioned in it had already appeared during the Conferred God Period, so Hongjun definitely cannot be the protagonist in the fifth form. It is suspected that in the fifth form, the master of the Zhulong Zun that the protagonist saw when entering the river of time in this book! I estimate that the fifth form, if it really follows the sandbox timeline, may be able to write six to seven million words. According to the author's character, his first book is 5.21 Million words, and the second book is 5.7 Million words. So, if there are no surprises in the second book, plus the penetration of the sandbox of the world, then the fifth form of this book can reveal how a real protagonist without big cheats (no game panel, no Taiwu) rises, 7 million words or even 8 million words! Then after this book is finished, the author will probably write the story of Hongjun. After all, Hongjun has been running through three books. There are many mysteries about him, and it also involves the period of Conferring Gods. I think this is a type of writing that the author likes to write. I have to say that the author's description of group portraits is quite powerful. I think he will write a different Hongjun during the period of Conferring Gods, so I blindly guessed that this should be a high probability. Although I have not read many original copies, it does not hinder my evaluation of the author's strength. There is also the auraless continent that appears in the second book. I guess it should be the coming of the Kingdom of God, which is the scene where the ruined world in the first book comes to the misty world. The protagonist in The Heroes has experienced it twice, and each time he got some benefits from it. During the Tang Dynasty, Michael Beelzebub was suppressed. I don't know if it has anything to do with this. I am really looking forward to the appearance of the protagonist in the first book, because I think this protagonist is really awesome. Although the ending is scrawled at the end (the second book is also the same, I originally saved the second book, but it didn't last long and it suddenly ended. I was also very confused, I never expected it), but the writing in the middle is very powerful, and you can still see the author's writing style.

What's the point of wearing it back and forth? I don't see the point of double wearing at all. And the protagonist's IQ is worrying. How can a dream be so clear? I have been dreaming continuously for more than ten years. The last time will affect the next time. Do you have no idea at all? For example, if you dream about taking an exam, the questions must be vague.

As Taojun mentioned, the current mainstream should be divided according to the Ninth Five Realms established by Emperor Qin, with a total of 9 major realms and 45 small realms. The first is entry, which corresponds to the original achievements of Yuan Shen and Wu Po. Then there are channeling, blood penetration, body control, true spirit, consciousness creation, body transformation, magical power, solipsism, and true self. These nine realms correspond to the original 9th ​​level realm (9th level is the highest, 1st level is the lowest). Currently Pig's Feet is in the body control realm, equivalent to level 3, Hongku is in the magical power realm, equivalent to level 7, and Jinchang is in the solipsistic realm, equivalent to level 8. Your Majesty and Daojun are at the 9th level of True Self Realm. Please add the details below By the way, what is the state of the Golden Toad Patriarch? Supernatural powers? (Your Majesty is only at level 9. It feels weird. I am distracted from fighting the Han Emperor! I feel that the current Han Dynasty is much worse than the Tang Dynasty.) I didn't notice before, are warriors divided by these 9 realms? What realms are the current generals at? (I have a guess that in this era civil and military forces have not yet been separated, they are all practiced together. The cultivation system is not as complete and advanced as the Tang Dynasty in the previous book. This can explain a little bit why the current combat power level cannot compare with the Tang Dynasty in the future.)

Wow, so many people in the comment section said this book is great. Then why can't I even get a badge with a collection of 50,000? 6 Million words, only 500 comments. If it's really nice, you won't even talk about it, right?

Today, the scum of chili pepper essence has no notice of new books. Let's curse eating instant noodles without seasoning!

It can be seen that the author's book refers to the setting of Weird Immortal, but there is a problem. No matter in modern times or in another world, the protagonist's body is moving, such as the Bai family barbecue scene. This situation makes Huo Wang very painful and he can't tell which side is fake. But the protagonist of this book falls asleep here and wakes up there. Everything is done under his own consciousness, and what he learned in the other world can be reproduced in the real world. In this case, he still thinks that the other world is fake, and the protagonist in the latest chapter has begun to question whether the real world is fake. If Huo Wang thinks this way, it can be said that he is poorly educated and uneducated. The protagonist of this book ranks third in the province in exams. Does he still think that the knowledge he learned in high school is just his own imagination? The author really wanted to learn about the weird ways and immortals, but he didn't want to write something so cruel and abusive to the protagonist. As a result, people couldn't help complaining that the protagonist was mentally retarded. It would be better to give him a setting where he takes medicine and becomes paranoid, or to quickly skip this entangled problem of which world is true and false.