The Master of the Fangxian Way

I forgot to mention, the author is a rookie, so don't scold him all the time. He knows that his writing is terrible. Don't scold him in the free chapters. Curse as little as possible in the paid chapters, just to make ends meet. Now the author is drinking the northwest wind.

I was a little disappointed after reading ten chapters. The first few chapters were still interesting, and I thought I had found another novel about cultivating one's mind after Wu Wu became an immortal. However, when it came to sects later on, it almost didn't make sense. It sounded a bit like a gangster sect. Pity

I write whatever comes to my mind, and I write it so casually. The first few pictures are so well written, and they make the magic path come to life. Then suddenly the author changed, the evil path became the right path, and all the warlock enemies became brainless. Suitable for beginners👀

This book is still very interesting. Whether it is about the manifestation of great power, omnipotence, the division of spiritual realms, or supernatural powers and spells, they are all written very charmingly. The advancement of realms is all about multiplication. There is no mention of crossing several realms or crossing a large realm to kill others alone. Every time I see other novels that cross several realms to kill others alone, I feel very brainless. Those who are at a high level should do it. If someone else makes a flat A, the entire galaxy will be affected. Your low-level meow is still hanging around on the planet, so kill him with a hammer. And their entire system is additive. In addition to adding a little more strength to high realm and low realm. There are no other miracles. Isn't the realm rising in vain?

Tired of reading about the righteous master, let's look at this evil giant. This book has 250 chapters so far and is well written. Alchemy with plants and trees, incarnation of evil spirit paper man with golden sword, transferring flowers and trees, breaking the limits of heaven and man, borrowing objects to move around, crape myrtle observing the sky, innate divine destiny, lunar refining, acquired divine body (six hundred years from now on), fire crystal escape, the protagonist's life is the most important, there are ways to extend his life, there should be a hidden fetus rebirth later, the latter protagonist may be like Fang Wugui, an old monster that has been around for thousands of years.

What to say! The atmosphere in the front is actually quite good! In the following plot, I kept changing the map. I just practiced one method and practiced it carefully. I didn't know the difference. I fell into the same old plot again. I had no desire to watch it anymore, so I slipped away.

I thought it was well written at first, but why is this book not popular? I thought it was because the power system and Golden Finger were too vague, which led to some readers not liking it. But after writing about Baidi City, I felt that there was a real reason why it was not popular, and the level dropped off a cliff.

How can I put it this way, have whatever you want, have a flexible moral bottom line, and the feeling will disappear after charging. You are completely a robber and thief, with no monk character at all. To put it simply, these are two shameless thieves, not even worthy of robbers. Sanshan Palace is an evil way. It gives you enlightenment and you are qualified to pursue immortality. Even if you are not grateful, you don't have to go back to your own business. You will rob every benefit you encounter? The Baidi City itself in the back wants to hide from things and keep a low profile, and deliberately brings out Ling Sui to cause conflicts. Is there really no benefit to the protagonist's presence wherever he is not there? The appearance of the protagonist is just a troublemaker?

It's nice to look at, but his combat power is a bit weak. Caizhenjun has all kinds of great magical powers, and he can also control the sun and moon, seize the body, and reincarnate in three lives. Later there are manifestations, celestial powers, ascension, so many great realms, and that's not all that's left before becoming an immortal.

As of writing now basically it looks like the protagonist is making random calculations and gaining insight into the secrets In fact, it is just turning on the halo of wisdom and turning on the halo of pig's feet, and it's all done in one go. The plot has no spark, and there is nothing interesting to see. Sure enough, this kind of novel is still good to read in the early stage. Alas, gone