Tales of the Strange from the Southern Dynasties

I have been a fan of Monk for many years. I was shocked by the first grade of Guanju back then, but I stopped writing for many years. I didn't expect that Xiaoge Lao, who had transformed, would start writing cool articles. I was very disappointed. Each of his subsequent works was not as good as the previous one. This time, he actually made a fairy tale again. The story was average, the writing was not good, and it was expected that he would be a hit. Monk should regain his original intention, seriously polish his historical writing, and don't cater to trends, otherwise he will lose all his fans.

😁 The protagonist is gone, the book is over, and the next book will return to history.

Every time there is a so-called "outer elixir force-fed" embroidered pillow, it is strange. Didn't the protagonist also take the elixir to achieve breakthrough? It seems that he is different, as if he used the inner elixir to practice. Isn't the inner elixir Chen Baxian? Moreover, the improvement of cultivation level is too fast. I have already reached the seventh level just after I came to the capital. When I first met my boss surnamed Zuo, he seemed to have only the seventh level. In addition, the protagonist's method is only drawing talisman + magical power, but he can beat others. I don't understand how Buddhism turned Taoism into a bum. According to the protagonist's performance, the true god of Buddhism cannot be revealed, so he is just a shoe for Taoism.

The book is a good book, but it feels like a cup of coffee mixed with orange juice. Why do you say that? You could say it's history, but it doesn't have that sense of weight, especially when ancient people still speak in the tone of modern people. It is said that he is a writer of fantasy, but he does not have the youthful feeling of "I will break it with one sword" of fantasy. In summary, he is a bit nondescript. He may want to cover everything, but in the end it becomes a lump of dry food that is "tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away."

Generally speaking, there are not many good books at the beginning now.

It won't be the kind of deposed dragon, with the skin of a fairy and the bones of history.

A township can easily produce 40,000 shi of grain, which amounts to millions of guan. Does the author have no idea about the quantity? Even a county cannot produce this amount.

Killing a locust and giving one copper coin is outrageous.

It sent chills down my spine. I don't know why there are still people who play the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and why there are still people who are willing to be bullshit?

Book shortage! Can anyone exchange the bookshelf?