Killing the Immortal

I hope you will focus your limited energy on creation and don't look at beautiful women everywhere.

I'm not an expert on this, but I'd like to express my opinion anyway. After I carefully read your question and thought about it for a long time, I finally decided not to describe my point of view because I don't know how to answer it. Like I said at the beginning, I'm not an expert on this either.

It looks like the author tag is wrong. It attracted a lot of serious people. Originally, the title and introduction of the book were anti-harmony. Unexpectedly, it was so attractive that it attracted a lot of gentlemen.

The giant brass dragon, the mechanical capital, the steam war horse, and the black sword in black armor. This Xuantang is a bit strange, but the queen of heaven who shines with the sun and moon in the sky still exists. The protagonist comes through time travel, establishes his character in just a few chapters, and writes a short and concise complete plot, laying out the setting, background and world view. This shows the author's skills, and the man named Wanding really deserves his reputation. From the moment the protagonist steps into the sacred capital of Luoyang, it is a brand new world. A story similar to the Huacai of the Tang Dynasty and the Twelve Hours of Chang'an has unknowingly started a new journey. Similarity is that the protagonists of the two books are "searching" for their own identities. But Mantang Huacai really has amnesia, and the protagonist of this book is an impostor similar to The Book of Robbery and Let the Bullets Fly. [Reason for Recommendation] A new book by an old author, with proven track records, guaranteed quality, and skilled techniques. He is good at depicting characters and can establish his character in just a few sentences. Recommendation Group Highly recommended to book lovers who like alternate histories, alternative heroes and self-interested protagonists. Similar Recommendations Moving mountains, deposing dragons, where has the Taoist gone, Cyber ​​Daming. Wonderful Analysis What I like most is the details left blank in the book. The author seems to have said nothing, but seems to have laid everything out in front of your eyes. For example, compare the hell on earth outside the divine capital with the flower-filled divine capital of Luoyang. The smell of rich wine and meat, the smell of frozen bones on the road, and the magic of cyberspace have already appeared on the page. {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}

To paraphrase the evaluation of the similar theme "Death of the Dragon": This book uses immortals as the skin, cyberspace as the bones, the prosperous Tang Dynasty as the framework, and the battle between immortals and mortals as the essence, and writes about the magnificent era. Since the main plot is the battle between immortals and mortals, there must be a reason. Otherwise, how can mortals give up on their dreams of immortality if they just want to live forever? The answer is very simple: monks are all evil, white bones build the road to heaven, and immortals are afraid of death? The heroic spirit of having stepped on the bones of immortals and hanging their heads to cast flagpoles for eternity seems to be vividly reflected on the paper. But the protagonist is by no means a tragic hero, but a hypocrite who is absolutely self-interested, ruthless, unscrupulous, and good at disguising himself. In the first chapter, he refuses to save his companions, then pretends to be someone else and sneaks into a high-ranking family. The last sentence: I didn't harm you, I just didn't save you. It established the character and almost brought the protagonist's image to life. [Reason for Recommendation] A new book by an old author, with proven track records, guaranteed quality, and skilled techniques. He is good at depicting characters and can establish his character in just a few sentences. Recommendation Group Highly recommended to book lovers who like alternate histories, alternative heroes and self-interested protagonists. Similar Recommendations Moving mountains, deposing dragons, where has the Taoist gone, Cyber ​​Daming. Wonderful Analysis The intention is similar to deposing the dragon and moving the mountain. From the perspective of time, this book is actually closer to Where the Taoist Went. And the setting that monks are all evil is somewhat similar to the restraint novels such as Immortality and Strangeness. But none of the similarities are me, they are all who I am today! {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}

The Queen of Heaven comes to court, the Taoist Mother helps the world, the fairies bow their heads, and the saints are covered in dust. The fictional history of Wu Zetian's period during the Tang Dynasty. There is also the struggle between immortals and mortals, as well as the competition between steam and machinery and immortal cultivators. This background alone makes people see the magnificent wave of the times before their eyes. Whoever seizes the destiny and goes retrograde for nine thousand years, I must obey the destiny and kill the Immortal Immortal. What a heroic slogan? But the character of the protagonist is a despicable and refined egoist who does whatever it takes to achieve his goals. The moral concept is almost zero, and the bottom line is very flexible. But then again, there seems to be nothing wrong with this. Isn't there such a saying? If you want to be a cleaner, you have to be more cunning, despicable, and shameless than a corrupt person. What's more, using mortals to rebel against immortals and kill immortals? [Reason for Recommendation] A new book by an old author, with proven performance and guaranteed quality. The author is skilled and good at portraying characters. He can establish his character in just a few sentences. Recommendation Group Highly recommended to book lovers who like alternate histories, alternative heroes and self-interested protagonists. Similar Recommendation Deposed dragon, where has the Taoist priest gone? Cyber ​​Daming. Wonderful Analysis Compared to the depressing despair of Moving Mountains, this book is simply a simple model. After all, a mortal who decides to take the path of immortality for the world is not at all difficult to fight a war between two groups. Not to mention the help of steam and machinery, but perhaps the deposed dragon is more similar. {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}

A new book by the author of the masterpiece "Restricted Naruto". He claims to have another large version. He has two copies of Wanjun under his name. It is guaranteed to be a good product and the quality is acceptable. It is recommended to buy it. The background of the book is the Xuantang Dynasty in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and the background of the book is the Wu Zetian period of the demonic reform. The protagonist is an exquisite egoist, decisive in killing, calm and prudent, and has a very flexible moral bottom line. He mainly focuses on a person who will not be punished for his own sake. Judging from the introduction, it can be compared with several good books with similar elements. For example: Chang'an Heavy Industry, Luoyang Iron Armor, Zhenguo Jishen, Jiuzhou Holy Soldier. The settings of steam and machinery are quite reminiscent of the Cyber ​​Ming Dynasty. Another example: monks are all evil, white bones build the road to heaven, and immortals are afraid of death. This sentence reminds me of a book I loved very much: Moving Mountains. A person who lives on a mountain will become an immortal. If he goes against it, he will become an immortal. If he goes with it, he will become a human being. If he moves the mountain, he will kill the immortal. The background of the Demonic Reform in the prosperous Tang Dynasty is similar to Where Did the Taoist Go? [Reason for Recommendation] A new book by an old author, with proven track records, guaranteed quality, and skilled techniques. He is good at depicting characters and can establish his character in just a few sentences. Recommendation Group Highly recommended to book lovers who like alternate histories, alternative heroes and self-interested protagonists. Similar Recommendation Moving mountains, where did the Taoist priest go, Cyber ​​Daming. Wonderful Analysis The author is very good at portraying characters, and even one sentence can establish the protagonist's personality. For example: Brother An, I didn't harm you, I just didn't save you. {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}

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The opening chapter feels like letting bullets fly, but it's just a version of struggling to survive. The protagonist traveled to the cyber version of Xuantang, but failed to bask in the blessings of the sun and the moon. The beginning was a hell of a struggle to survive. He is despicable, shameless, ruthless, and unscrupulous. He ignores the death of acquaintances and steals other people's identities, just to get out of this quagmire and just want to live. This is very immoral, but dead people are not qualified to be moral. Only living people, and those who live well, are qualified to expect morality. The sentence "Brother An... This is what you said" fully describes the protagonist's thoughts and establishes the character. The author's portrayal of characters is indeed excellent. For example, the character Yu Nian has a vivid image in just one sentence. The eyebrows are cold, the eyes are like cold pools, and the beauty is like a knife. [Reason for Recommendation] A new book by an old author, with proven track records, guaranteed quality, and skilled techniques. He is good at depicting characters and can establish his character in just a few sentences. Recommendation Group Highly recommended to book lovers who like alternate histories, alternative heroes and self-interested protagonists. Similar Recommendations Moving mountains, deposing dragons, where has the Taoist gone, Cyber ​​Daming. Wonderful Analysis Kyushu Xuantang, the divine capital Luoyang, the hinterland of the two capitals, starved to death everywhere. The author uses a few exuberant descriptions to compare with the human purgatory outside the city at the beginning of the chapter, and instantly outlines the "cyber" attribute of Xuantang. Many settings are explained in the plot, with skillful techniques and rigorous logic. {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}

The vermilion door more than ten meters high slowly opened, and the mechanical gears made a "kakakak" sound when they were running. The protagonist who came from time-travel looked at the mountainous city of Luoyang and felt that it was very different from the ancient city in his memory of his previous life. It was hard for him to imagine how the ancients could create such a majestic miracle. But he suddenly understood: he was not in the Tang Dynasty, but in the Xuantang Dynasty. A completely strange, yet paradoxical, ancient cyberspace world of immortality where steam machinery and immortality cultivators exist. To be precise, it is the new world of ancient cyber vs. Geek cultivators. [Reason for Recommendation] A new book by an old author, with proven track records, guaranteed quality, and skilled techniques. He is good at depicting characters and can establish his character in just a few sentences. Recommendation Group Highly recommended to book lovers who like alternate histories, alternative heroes and self-interested protagonists. Similar Recommendations Moving mountains, deposing dragons, where has the Taoist gone, Cyber ​​Daming. Wonderful Analysis In the Xuantang Dynasty, immortals were forbidden words, and monks were evil spirits to be killed. In the past few years, the weather has changed, countless disasters have occurred, and the technology of steam machinery has given Xuantang the capital to fight against the "immortal". What about the protagonist who traveled through time? How should he respond as a refugee? Protagonist: Nonsense, what kind of refugees? I am a member of the Yu family in the city of God, an authentic high-ranking wealthy family. Okay, although the identity comes in a disgraceful way. But I like the protagonist who is ruthless and unscrupulous. {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}