Just After Leaving the Human Emperor Banner, I Became the Lord of the Old Ones

Lao Niu, I've finally waited for you😭 I bought the physical book for Xiu Si in the third year of junior high school, and now I have graduated from senior year I will search every month to see if you have any new books Although the first few books are missing. But I believe in Lao Niu's storytelling ability😭😭

No, I have to make a separate post. I just replied to a post about Lao Niugong's decline. First of all, the opening of this book is much better than before. First of all, "Black Dream", a short chapter of 100,000 words, does not start with the setting or the vernacular. Instead, it starts with a lot of fog. From the perspective of the protagonist, the setting is broken up and mixed into the plot advancement of different chapters, allowing you to Following the perspective of the protagonist, it opens up the fog of war bit by bit, and at the same time enriches the world view. There is no denying that in the first four chapters, you will feel that the elements are rich and the settings are cumbersome, but each subsequent chapter will tell you what the world is like, and there are many passionate scenes exclusive to Lao Niu throughout the story. It is really a unique feeling. Moreover, all the main characters currently appearing in it have online IQs. Whether it is the half-brained Dr. Hyde who takes up a lot of space, Long Jianhuan who pretends to be a snake queen, or the Security Bureau Chief Hawke who only has a few hundred words in the story, they all inadvertently give you a reasonable and unexpected reversal. The most interesting thing is that the protagonist thinks that he is a decent person, but under Lao Niu's interesting writing style, there are details hidden everywhere, so that you can definitely determine that the protagonist is a decisive and decisive figure. His idea of ​​cultivating immortals is likely to have its origin in the idea of ​​cultivating immortals in "Xiu Four". The second chapter "Rolling Stone" Chapter 1 describes a world full of chaos and disorder in just a few sentences, and the description of daily life is also humorous and familiar. Niu's style, Niu's metaphors, yes, yes, yes. One thing I have to say is that the beginning of Chapter 2 of "Rolling Stone" shows a passionate scene, so passionate that I can fill in the BGM in my mind. Also, when the new book was released, I made a separate post to analyze various details, which is enough to show that I really analyzed this book. Later, I put it aside because of my busy work. If you like it, you can also read it. I will update it in the future. Some of the guesses were correct, and many of them were slapped in the face. To sum up, I think Lao Niu has made great progress, but the above is only my personal opinion. I apologize for any shortcomings. Again, I hope everyone can make their own judgment. Thank you.

I don't know what's wrong with Qidian. Such a good book can't be on the list. It's a crappy book like "The Man Who Finds Corpses" and it's number one in the monthly poll list. If this continues, Qidian will be finished.

With the Human Emperor Banner, you still need to brush up the favorability of the soul inside, which is a purely unfair setting.

The world of cultivation was destroyed by the "Flying Immortals". At present, it seems more like an unknown fungus that targets organic life forms. The protagonist went to Human Emperor Banner to further his studies but escaped disaster. In this case, we don't know whether it is an invasion with independent consciousness or an outpost of some powerful civilization. It will also become the boss that the protagonist will face in this life. Otherwise, the main plot is not yet in shape.

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Has Qidian's atmosphere changed to this now? The author of Near God also took this title

By the way, I would like to give some suggestions. First, don't focus on hydrology, and push the main line when it's time to push it. Second, don't talk about big principles.

After reading the introduction, I came in and read seven or eight chapters. I feel passionate but not enthusiastic, and IQ is not very intelligent, and it doesn't feel satisfying at all...

I feel a little discouraged at the beginning, how will I evaluate it later?