Spiritual Qi Revival: You Say My Childhood Friend Is a Demoness?

I put on the guise of cultivating an immortal, but in the end there was almost no cultivation plot. There was obviously a system, and I knew clearly that my spiritual energy would be revived in the future, but in the end I didn't make good use of the system to practice, and just fell in love in high school every day.

If you have read Love in the Flavor of Tea, which is the author's previous book, you can try to read it, but if you haven't read it, you may not be able to read the first part, and you probably won't be able to read the second one either. First of all, the main character of this book is not good. He is a pure mission master. He no longer seems to be a scumbag, but he is barely enough to be a scumbag. The protagonist has no personality charm or shining points. I feel that the plot has to bear the blame for this. Then there are the characters of each heroine, Jiang, Xie, Yan, and Qin Jiang herself is the character of a loser clown, which can be said to be quite satisfactory Yan is a sand sculpture, and he can play well with the protagonist. On the surface, Qin is the empress character, but the operation is completely unclear, and the emperor character has two incredible characters. Finally, Xie She is afraid of the eldest lady character. The only thing that doesn't work is that the development between her and the protagonist is very far-fetched. Jiang can be said to be childhood sweethearts, Yan can be said to be a natural match, and Qin also has a theory (no spoilers involved). Only this Xie, her feelings for the protagonist make me confused, and the protagonist treats any heroine as an equal to push the mission + a scumbag. The last thing is the plot, which is also the most abstract thing. It is so abstract that it even directly affects the character design There are too many bad jokes (it will improve later, but it is just not as bad compared to the previous bad jokes) The system tasks will have large paragraphs of meaningless words (I haven't read a whole paragraph of the novel in many years, which is obviously a bad behavior) I wanted to be funny but I set up the plot to be very retarded (the story about naming and criticizing the dormitory, from the origin to the process, it is hard to imagine that it is a human being..., But fortunately it is not so vicious later) Finally, I always felt that the first book written by Chang An was the best at the beginning, and the plot between the male and female protagonists was best written with the flavor of tea. This book can only be regarded as a substitute for the tea flavor.

No, you've been studying Youzhu's cultivation for so long. No, buddy, I thought you were really studying. To be honest, his writing is not as good as yours.

This name has been changed like a wild dog on the roadside

It's too abstract 😅 I just approved an abstract article about cultivating immortals. It's not that crazy at the beginning but it gets more and more embarrassing later on.

Preface: I remember the last time He Laoan met, it was in the hospital. I made an appointment with several book friends from the same city as Lao'an, bought a few fruit baskets and a bouquet of flowers and went to visit. Building 3, 5th floor, 511. Arrived at the door, knocked twice, and gently pushed the door open. What comes into view is the old Lao An. After half a year, he is no longer young. Lao An was lying on the bed, staring blankly at the drip. The room was filled with a strong smell of disinfectant. I put the fruit basket on the bedside, changed the water in the vase, and inserted fresh peonies. Peony was recommended by the flower shop lady. Its flower language is hope and rebirth. I hope Lao'an can survive this difficult time. Seeing us coming, Lao An's dim eyes seemed to brighten a little, and the lifeless feeling in his body seemed to dissipate a lot. We sat next to the bed, and Lao An took us and talked about a lot of past glories. The beginning of Riqing, the peak of tea flavor, the loneliness and decline of fantasy. When the conversation gets exciting, Lao An will dance and mutter some nonsense about the eagle striking the sky, the monthly income exceeding 10,000, and the little eagle cannot understand. We looked sad. Before we came, we had asked the attending doctor about Lao An's condition. The attending doctor was a very enthusiastic elder sister. She told us a lot about what happened to Lao An when he was hospitalized. Finally, the elder sister pulled us and said regretfully that Lao An was terminally ill and did not have many good days left. In the six months since I was hospitalized, Lao An has lost its glory. The loneliness after peaking, the chicken feathers all over the floor after a carnival, and the idiom of tea cooling when people leave perfectly explains Lao An's situation. Returning to his thoughts, Lao An excitedly pulled us to talk about his new book, which talks about cities, fantasy, love, villains, and the end of the world... Looking at Lao An's current appearance, there is a strong sadness in our eyes. I silently pushed the drip regulating valve, and the potion flowed into Lao An's body drop by drop. Slowly, Lao An's voice gradually became smaller, and before falling into a deep sleep, he forced a smile on us. "I want to read a new book!" "It will be fine this time!" "..." Will it be fine? I don't know. After Lao An fell into a deep sleep, we closed the door silently. The moment we walked out of the hospital, I closed my eyes and wiped away the trace of crystal overflowing from the corners of my eyes. It will... It will be fine... ——To be continued

Damn Lao'an, the group is forcing me to go to the palace every day, it's like TM fighting for the throne, it's been dragging on for almost eleven months

The rewards at the beginning of the mission are too contradictory and silly. It's like the system mission asks you to defeat an enemy in the late stage of spiritual transformation, and after defeating it, you will be rewarded in the early stage of Qi training. Isn't this just sick? If you want to write a love story, give it invincible strength. If you want to write an upgrade story, don't write a story about making a dragon and just give it dragon scales. Neither aspect will please you.

In the decades since the rise of online novels, new routines have been born, and old routines have continued to fade out of people's attention. It was almost ten years ago when I wanted to read books such as "Dou Po". Now, if someone is interested in a traditional fantasy book, it would be very sad. Times are progressing, not to mention that almost 25 years ago there are still people who wantonly add equations to "spiritual recovery" and "immortal cultivation"; not to mention that an online article classified as a romantic light novel was despised by "immortal cultivation lovers". Let's talk about one point: Just because you don't know doesn't mean you don't know. Yes, maybe the algorithm has protected you too well, and you have been living in your own reading comfort zone. When you have absorbed all the books that suit you, when you look outside the circle, you will find that you are full of discomfort, and you can only cover up your fear with ignorance. For example, the statement "Become a writer and invest in women's videos" has been used as a formula. I have been reading the author's Chacha until now. At the starting point, I also read urban, historical, fantasy, fairy tales, and light novels. Maybe because of this, I am very receptive and I can read all the books that are not poisonous. Maybe this is the generation gap? I don't know if the doubters are born in the 80s or 90s, but shouldn't the doubts be about the content... What I see is just the denial of a subject and the fear of a trend. Anyway, I'm just waiting for it to be put on the shelves, waiting for the author to make a 100-coin comment, otherwise I really can't stand the comment section. "Those who are like Shen Nong are not themselves a poison"

I've read them all, and I still think the tea-flavored one is the best. I suggest you not add some weird elements next time you write about urban daily life.