
Start Asking About Longevity by Raising Snakes
从养蛇开始问道长生
- Status
- Ongoing
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- 132k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The protagonist's name has nothing to do with your so-called seniority, so he looks like an outsider and has no sense of involvement. Maybe the name has other meanings, but most people just look at it at first glance and will not explore the historical meaning. The first sentence tells how the entire family is ranked. In the next sentence, the protagonist directly opens a separate genealogy.
After reading the first chapter, you can leave directly. Everyone in the family has their own ideas. The protagonist himself is selfless and poisonous.
The idea is quite good, and the plot rhythm is also good, but to be honest, I feel a bit disgusting about controlling a snake, and I don't feel immersed in it. It's okay if you control a cat or a dog Can you control a snake and become a dragon? Emmm, anyway, I think snakes are quite scary.
It was my first time to write a book at Qidian. When I was about to give up, I didn't expect that another group of ink editors from the fifth group would take advantage of it. I successfully signed the contract today. In the days to come, I hope that all readers will like this book. If you can, read it a little bit so that this book can be tested as soon as possible!
It's not your snake-raising family! Doesn't the maid know that the ancestor doesn't know either? Even us ordinary people know how to lock up snakes, so your ancestor just gave you a maid? Did your maid just put it on the table? Please make the plot less obvious and take it for granted, okay? How could such a dangerous snake bite you, take medicine, and leave you unconscious for three days? Just treat it like this? If you weren't a protagonist, I would have given you a bite in your dream. I saw the sect master's daughter earlier and you dared to fall in love? Do you treat the children around the sect master as real children? He even lifted others up, which made me laugh to death. People have told me who they are, so you don't believe it, so you're still going on with the operation? If you were a small-minded person, your entire family would be wiped out by you. Don't be too outrageous.
Catch up on the latest chapter and tell me your feelings! The subject matter is relatively new, which is very good compared to the traditional beast control that involves everything. The rhythm is also right and the writing is clear. But there are still some small problems. Modern quantifiers such as meter should not appear, as well as Arabic numerals. It's very abrupt, very distracting, and affects the reading experience. It's probably like writing a 40-meter flying sword. Come on! It counts as food and grass. Please update more, it's not enough.
17/22/26/27 Is really intoxicating. It is said that the maid is afraid of snakes, why does the protagonist insist on dragging her to raise snakes? There are so many industries, find her a job as a storekeeper or a kitchen chef. I don't understand why the ancestor didn't deal with the snake that the protagonist brought back when he was injured, but gave it to the maid who was afraid of snakes and was weaker than the protagonist? Then the maid didn't care and threw it into the unconscious protagonist's room? Then the protagonist woke up and was scared. Fortunately, the snake didn't bite him to death, so he ran away. 🙂
This family background is really nonsense
I haven't looked at the rest of it in detail, but the background setting is really hard to read. The protagonist's family is related by marriage to the former overlord sect that was almost destroyed. The protagonist's family didn't run away and started raising snakes for the sects behind it. Then less than two hundred years ago, the sect came back and won the battle. And then the current sect requires sacrifices that hurt the family's foundation. The reward is to give two more disciples? And then agreed. This content is really abstract enough, I just can't figure it out. A few golden elixirs in a golden elixir sect are enough to reach the limit. As for the protagonist's family, there is an ancestor who has completed the foundation building before. Is there any need to hesitate about this family composition? The remnants of the previous dynasty can stay like this, so where do the direct descendants of this sect occupy now? The return of the former overlord is even more nonsense. It takes two hundred years for the world of immortality to produce a golden elixir, let alone being robbed by the Po Sect. The queen of the earth, as for the protagonist's family, is even more interesting. It has only been two hundred years, and it has been tricked from sitting in the perfect position of foundation building to the situation of dying in the early stage of foundation building. It is still stubborn The writings about this world of immortality are almost like children's play house.
Shennong is here
Point 1, the name of the protagonist. In family novels, everyone names them by generation, but the protagonist does not use the generation of characters and has no sense of substitution. Point 2, the protagonist in Chapter 18 meets the young female sect master in the Spirit Snake. The protagonist means that this young sect master knows anything better than him in his previous life. Everyone is beautiful, and then he looks at her as if he is in love, and he doesn't respond when others call him. The third point is the protagonist's cultivation. The protagonist's cousin thinks that his cultivation level is too low and advises him to practice hard, but the protagonist says that he plans to focus on cultivating spiritual snakes and does not practice himself. This is the first time I've seen a protagonist who puts the cart before the horse, and he doesn't need to be raised 24 hours a day. The protagonist in the book has a lot of free time after feeding his hands.
Shouldn't the Jade generation be called Jiang Yuen? ? What does "Jiang Nian'en" mean?
Come on, overall the writing is pretty good.
The protagonist is not a bloodline of the family? Is he not related to the family?
What does the 20 characters of family have to do with the protagonist's name?
There are 20 character generations, why is the protagonist not among them?
As for the author, he wouldn't update it if he didn't do this.