The Great Qin Earth Emperor

Ten chapters can't advance a single plot. They narrate the same thing over and over again. I'll say goodbye.

The protagonist is in a hurry to be reincarnated, but if the protagonist slows down, he will die?

I have read all of Chen Cang's books, from the Nine-Rank Immortal Road to the Era of Zhoutian Star Master, and the Humane Dao Immortal Dynasty. After reading several books, I feel that the author is getting more and more resting on his laurels. Most of the settings in the latter book are from the previous one. Old readers can understand it, but new readers will find it confusing. Moreover, there are too many levels in the recent books, and the maps are not changed. The gap between levels is too small, and even if the protagonist can cross levels and kill enemies, there is no sense of satisfaction. Why so many people like the ninth level, and why the mortal stream is all set in the mortal world, the spiritual world, and the fairy world, is because a large map of the Xianxia novel can accommodate up to four or five realms. In the Qi training period, you are cautious, in the foundation building period, you initially control your own destiny, in the golden elixir stage, you become a master, and in the Yuan Ying stage, you are a boss everywhere. You divided it into nine major realms. As a result, except for the spiritual light stage, which is cultivated step by step, in the soul condensation stage, although there are three stages of virtual soul, real soul, and real soul, they are basically skipped without any description. I think this will still be the case in the later stage. So what is the use of making so many settings? It is easy to cross two or three large classes to kill enemies. The result is that the reader does not feel happy. This has begun to appear in the Immortal Dynasty of Humanity. I still hope that the author can calm down and polish a book. Don't pursue quantity but pursue quality. If the next few books are at the level of the Nine-Rank Immortal Road, great gods can expect it.

There is a problem with this setting at the beginning. The article is about cultivating qi. What is your article? Why is it called Wenxiu? What is the attack method? You can also draw talismans, refine weapons and so on. Shouldn't this thing be easy to cultivate only when you are a god? And cultivating the gods through law is a spell, so what is the energy of this spell? Shouldn't the practice of cultivating the gods be mind power and spiritual power? Is it illusion and spiritual power? This setting of literary and legal cultivation is simply contrary to common sense, it's just nonsense! Are you doing the wrong thing with your literary and legal cultivation?

Prices collapsed immediately at the beginning. . . What are the first and second levels? They are all veteran players who have written several books, and the terms are so confusing. Second-level items and levels have become a common currency for you. You can buy the bandit magic gate at will, and there are only a few second-level talismans. Are you a county policeman enough to kill them? One hundred gold is directly equivalent to tens of thousands of spirit stones. An awesome financial linkage system 🙂🙂🙂

The setting is not good to read. I didn't want to read it after reading the first chapter. The author's previous book The Road to Immortality and the Road to Ninth Grade Immortal was quite interesting.

Throw it away like chicken ribs, tasteless food, too much explanation, 80% of one chapter is just water. There is basically no plot advancement. It seems like I didn't watch it.

The more I write about it, the worse it gets. At first, the 9th-grade Immortal Road was okay, but now it's about a father kneeling on his knees. . .

There is a problem with this introduction. Monks are supposed to be aloof. Is there a problem with being aloof?

The author has opened a new book, support it.