
Spring God
春神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 139k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
67Chapters
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When a general leads troops to fight and kill people, there is no so-called evil influence. Taoist priests kill ghosts and monsters without any so-called hostility. However, demons and ghosts do kill people. It seems that the basic setting of this book is that humanity will flourish. Everything depends on people,
In the new book period, it is very important to follow up on reading. I think it can be used as food for sustenance. If you see an update, please [read more], [so as not to die], please.
I kept it and sent it 😰
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Recommendation: This book uses many elements from the Classic of Mountains and Seas, making the book full of ancient charm. The various battles in the plot line are also very exciting, highlighting the persistence and helplessness of the main and supporting characters, making the characters very impressive. The protagonist is still a ghost cultivator. It is very rare for a ghost cultivator to be the protagonist in fairy tales, but the protagonist always sticks to his principles, which is admirable. This book is indeed a great book overall! Book title: "Spring God" Author: Cyan Dahua Status: Serialized (70,000 words) Elements: Classic of Mountains and Seas Genius Stream Myth Decisive to Kill Recommended Reader Types: Fairy Tales, Myth Flow, Genius Flow Lovers Highlights of this book: ★The protagonist perseveres in hardships The protagonist, as a ghost cultivator, struggles all the way to practice, and always adheres to the principle in the hardships, allowing readers to appreciate it. ★Apply elements from the Classic of Mountains and Seas Many of the fairy and demon elements appearing in the book are adapted from the Classic of Mountains and Seas, giving readers the feeling of watching ancient myths, which is great! ★The ups and downs of the plot are good and the tension is good The book uses a big crisis to create plot tension at the beginning, showing the character and ability of the protagonist, and the rhythm is well controlled. #New book trial reading#
Well written, but too little
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I've finished reading it. It's well written, but the content is a bit short and the plot doesn't show much. I'm just waiting for it to be released.
Please make it popular quickly or find some great writers to recommend it.
I am catching up on the latest reading. This book requires a little careful reading. It is not a brainless novel. It has many novel settings, which are very different from previous fairy tales, but it unexpectedly fits the theme of fairy tales. The author's writing skills are good, and the chivalry of some characters can be described clearly. The fairy spirit has not appeared yet (update soon). It is worth reading to nourish you. The character creation is good. After these tens of thousands of words, there are many people who appear with written descriptions, but they will not be confused. The writing is very clear and there are certain memory points between the characters. I like it. There are ups and downs in the plot. The crisis is magnified at the beginning, and there are small ups and downs later on. However, there is too little text, so I don't know the follow-up rhythm arrangement for the time being (update soon). There are many settings in the article, and the one that impressed me the most is the power system, because there are too many. I feel that the world the author wants is huge, and I can't see it now. I hope the author will do better in the future. Keep it up, don't collapse, and follow your own pace.