The Future: Earth Has Become a Relic of the Mythic Age

After catching up on the latest chapter, I personally feel that it is somewhere between fairy grass and grain grass. What I like is fairy grass, and what I don't like is grain grass. The writing is smooth and there are no obvious poisonous points.

I think it's pretty good-looking, but I don't really like the heroine. The author's writing about her intersection with the main character doesn't quite suit my taste. It made me a little embarrassed to watch it, but everything else is pretty good.

How to say it? The protagonist obviously said that he had read a lot of miscellaneous books, and his memory was getting clearer and clearer, and he became an exception to the rule and became a Confucian teacher. However, he did not learn any of the methods of the current Confucian teacher profession. He just waited to marvel at the methods of other Confucian teachers and pretended to be cool when others did not know the history. I don't understand why it is designed like this😐

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It is indeed well written, but the content is not very detailed.

This book has the biggest bug, that is, since you can enter the ancient copy, can't you bring out the knowledge inside? Entered the Qing Dynasty dungeon several times. You also understand all the knowledge of all dynasties before the Qing Dynasty, right?

Just don't be a eunuch again, just don't abuse the master all the time, just don't have a fluctuating fighting power, just don't be incompatible with ancient and modern times.

It was so tiring to watch. After coming out of Dazhou, I faced the Jin family. There are always aristocratic families making trouble for the protagonist, and every time the plot relies on this kind of conflict to drive the plot, it suddenly loses interest. I have to say that the writing style, realm improvement, and cultural heritage are all very good, but starting from more than 200 chapters, repeated conflicts...

The protagonist talks about how many truths he has understood, but it is completely invisible in the text. The character of the mind is like a dead child who doesn't know what he's up to. He's like a child who makes mistakes and doesn't regret it. It's not that this is bad (although in my opinion it is), but it's that there is no outstanding growth at all. Cultivation is not just about getting stronger.

The author's writing style and plot conception are definitely not inferior to those of those platinum writers, but I feel that I often abuse the author and suppress the author, and sometimes it is still very frustrating to read 😥

It's quite creative, but the character of the protagonist is uncomfortable to watch. The spiritual and ordinary people are completely different people. I feel that the protagonist is too awkward.

The protagonist is a pure Tang person. I don't expect you to be perfect or righteous, but at least you can't be a scoundrel with a rogue style. Your behavior pattern is extremely Tang Dynasty. None of the protagonists ten years ago were so Tang Dynasty

After reading the first part, it deals with the training system and the world settings. They are actually quite novel. This part is worth watching. The only problem is the family background of the protagonist and the childhood rescue experience of the suspected heroine. The setting is simply a classic within a classic, and it is so embarrassing that it makes your toes tighten. If you can accept these two problems, it is still worth watching.

I just remembered whether the protagonist's character was changed in the later part of this book. I just saw that the protagonist's character was not changed at all in the later part, so I abandoned it.

In the last book, he entered the palace again, it was really Mr. Ox...

I just want to know what happened to the male protagonist, his mother, and his brother, and how he dealt with it. I specially added 100 points, hoping that someone could tell me. It would be better to have specific chapters. This kind of relationship makes me a little uncomfortable

Even if it's the Six Thieves problem, this character is amazing, and as a miscellaneous scholar who was reincarnated with a huge amount of past life memories, this character can't be like this.

The character design of the protagonist is very ordinary... He doesn't look like a time traveler at all, he looks like a child. And this point has been fully reflected in the previous chapters. It is actually a bit dissuasive. I have read the book many times and have not finished reading it. Also, joining the official website and joining the official version of the novel about cultivating immortals will also dissuade some people. It's just that the plot is very attractive and makes people motivated to read on. I read in the comment section that it is not a good read. I feel that it is because the character of the protagonist makes people uncomfortable to read, and there is no sense of being able to stand alone (independently). If this setting could shape the character of the protagonist, this would never be the result. Finally, I can only say that the catalog of ghosts and gods is quite beautiful...

Little Electric Donkey and Tongzi Tower, I thought it was a modern setting, but it turned out that it was already in the interstellar era? Is this productivity without development? Is the life of people in the interstellar era similar to modern times?

The character of Xie Dongshan is very puzzling. He is a great scholar. Before, he could wait for his wife to come back. But after he discovered his true identity, he would not do anything to her except for his son. Did he read all the books into the dog's belly, and his head turned gray overnight? This is called a great scholar?

It's tied, and overall it's very good. What's a bit poisonous to me is the interaction between the protagonist and Chen Jinxin. It's too awkward. Now that Chen Jinxin is studying, there is no more poison.

The background is grand, but after reading hundreds of chapters, I haven't even left the Far East Star.

The setting writing is good, but the plot is too bloody. The subplots are well written, but the main plot is stiff, but overall it's okay.

The setting of the story is quite good, and it should be good if it doesn't collapse. Unfortunately, for me, the character of the protagonist really makes me not like it. This kind of person will definitely be successful in society, but if I don't like it, I really don't like it.

The main character is so well-written that he just can't defeat his opponent.

I have to say that this book is not a little better than the Illustrated Book of Ghosts and Gods I read the old book Illustrated Book of Ghosts and Gods while I was studying. The opening chapter is very exciting and it is a very good work until the rebellion of King Chu. After Wu Commandery defended the city, the setting began. Integrated with the investigation, one chapter has to write about the development of ten things, constantly digging holes and expanding the world setting, which becomes more and more chaotic. It feels like you skip the last thing before you understand it and start talking about the second one. Before the second thing is understood, you start talking about the third one. Before the third thing is understood, you go back to the first one. When the first one almost understands it and still has a little tail, it starts the fourth one. It's a mess, starting from the Jiangdu chapter. I made the Black Law of the Great Seal, thinking that I would start to conquer the underworld, but after four or five hundred chapters, there was still only Liu Quan as the city god. After the Tribulation of Heaven and Earth, I wrote about Zhong Kui's reincarnation in a large chapter. As a result, after hundreds of chapters, Jiang Zhou had become a third-grade and a half-innate person, while Zhong Kui was still recuperating. In the later period, it was completely separated from the Catalog of Ghosts and Gods. Why are there less and less descriptions of plug-ins? In the early stage, there were some thoughts on human nature and descriptions of good ghosts and loyal ghosts. Later, the Catalog of Ghosts and Gods gradually became marginalized. When it appeared, it was just to provide magic props and plot clues for Jiang Zhou, throwing away all the early descriptions of the lives of demons and ghosts. This feeling of separation is like Xie Lingxin suddenly giving up on the Great Emperor's Scriptures, giving up the ancient secrets he had mastered, and starting to practice swords and magic. The failure of Ghosts and Gods Pictures did not inherit the mythical relics. Ghosts and Gods Pictures gives people the feeling that they know that its setting is big and the events are wide-ranging, but they don't know where the bigness is and where the wideness is, like a bubble in the sky that will burst at the touch of a touch. There are two very simple and clear concepts in the mythical ruins, federation and realm. Corresponding to reality and spirit, "Seeing the Big from the Small" has less general concepts but more detailed descriptions. Whether it is the Environmental Protection Bureau or the Military Department, it is much better than the Sujing Division and Jiangdu. The few things Xie Lingxin has done so far, including conquering the casual cultivators, making card games, and joining the army in Dongtianmen, seem to be three things, but they are actually all preparations for establishing a religion and spreading the law. The only thing left is the Han domain copy. It can be regarded as the main body and only two things are written. This is an improvement compared to the Ghost and God Illustration. One more thing, Ghosts and Gods Illustration likes to suppress the protagonist. Every time Jiang Zhou makes a breakthrough, he will be suppressed immediately before he feels happy for a long time. At the beginning, the enchantress said that he is a rare master in the third level. When Jiang Zhou's third level, a bunch of high-level ones will jump out and stomp on his head. After finally breaking through to the third level, a bunch of first-level ones jumped out and stomped on the head. Semi-innate ones got a few super-first-level ones, immortals, and great innate ones came out to stomp on the head. No matter how Jiang Zhou breaks through, he will always be stepped on. On the other hand, Xie Lingxin had little to no deficiencies. He was able to ambush and kill the dragon-eating monk without breaking through the title level. He broke through the title level and directly killed the mage and grandmaster in the Jiuting realm. The mage then directly killed Sword Master Li with his sword. When you read a book, you will definitely take on the role of the protagonist. I will definitely feel unhappy when you keep letting me get stepped on. I hope the author will continue to work hard, maintain the current quality, and update quickly. Orders will be issued as soon as updates are released, and more will be ordered.

Why are so few people reading such a beautiful book? It's a rare masterpiece. I hope it won't be G-rated.

I saw that the protagonist had a brother and saved a daughter. I don't feel good. Is the plot in the comment section ridiculous? Couldn't it be that the protagonist's predecessor saved him when he was a child?

Go high and low, the plot was pretty good and tense before it was released. After it was released, Chapter 450 was still on the Far East Star. Just write about one planet and don't make the world view too big. It will easily disappoint people. Xie Lingxin was originally from the bottom and was used as a chess piece by the White Lotus Sect. Xie Lingxin, the dragon-slaying warrior who co-authored the story a long time ago, also started to mess with the family (after the Xie family was caught using blood to curse the protagonist), you might as well write the people of the Xie family to death. After it was put on the shelves, it was a mediocre dungeon. I pretended to use my own historical knowledge to cooperate with the aristocratic family to develop a dungeon. The children of the aristocratic family lost their minds and supported the protagonist. The plot tension was no better than a running account. You might as well write about the aristocratic family cooperating with the White Lotus Sect or the aristocratic family surrendering to the gods and demons in the spiritual world who want to sacrifice the real world. Let the protagonist go against the aristocratic family and the White Lotus Sect step by step, attract like-minded people to fight together, and finally be happy. Where is the ending?

If you look at it, you can't understand it. . . It's a bit complicated. . . My education is average, my level is limited, I can't read, and I feel uncomfortable.