I, Immortal Lord Sushen, Will Make the Elves Great Again

I have read Chapter 30. This book has a profound foundation and contains Taoist philosophical thinking. The most important thing is that it "uses books to describe people". It resonates with me. I see my motherland that has been in decline for a hundred years and the insensitive Chinese people at that time! Well, elves, this metaphor is us.

At the beginning, I thought it was just a cliche essay, but I didn't expect that the author had something special. The combination of Xihuan and fantasy is very natural. Although this world is different from the previous world, the protagonist, as a former boss, can make the most appropriate practice at the moment. Some writers came in and gave the protagonist an nb identity, but this identity was completely useless. This book is very well written. Looking forward to future development😌

It's a really good book. The historical background is a bit like the late Qing Dynasty. It's just that the author is short and incompetent, and updates are too slow.

It would be hard to bear being a slave to a beautiful elves, but not to being a slave to an uglier species such as orcs, goblins, etc.

It is recommended to change the name to "Savior of the Elf from Another World" to attract more traffic 😁

This is a political struggle article cloaked in the skin of an elf. The content of cultivating immortals only accounts for about 10%.

I thought it was a Western fantasy novel about immortality, but it turned out to be a Western fantasy novel about political struggle.

The general image of Su Shenzi in casual clothes, ranger, and archdruid

This work is a translation of the fantasy stories of classic fantasy group portraits into the literary interpretation category of classical fairy tales To put it bluntly, fantasy with fairy skins is equal to fantasy This work is fairy tales with fantasy skins It belongs to a niche work There is definitely a market, but there are too many failed works in this category and they are too famous, and most of the successful works are relatively abstract It belongs to this category, you can read it when you are short of books.

Let me talk about the conclusion first, Liangcao+ The writing is online, the plot is interesting, the rhythm is tight, and there are many exciting points As for the poisonous points, there are two, the conflict between the background setting and the plot, and the problem of self-perception Generally, the reincarnation of the boss will quickly regain the combat power, and then all kinds of crushing, here is actually time travel, but there is no difference It's all starting from scratch. What I want to say is that the plot does not focus on gathering personal combat power but instead devotes itself to racial liberation. This leads to the second question. Why does an old man who has lived for more than a hundred years sincerely switch to the elf position in a few days? It is too abrupt It is not a big deal for me. I read it as a hegemony novel with a Western fantasy background.

This book is much better than I expected. It uses realistic geography to create a fantasy worldview. The past life and this life are well connected, and the character and spirit of the immortal cultivators are reflected. And there is no such outrageous poisonous point in ancient time-travel novels where the compass is used to draw a magic circle that shocks the world. In the thousands of years of magical civilization, no one has invented the compass. There is no low-level costume comparison session that makes fun of people from other worlds for not being able to open up Zhou Tian's luck. The atmosphere is well grasped. Have the author ever played ff14? I hope to be able to write about the feeling of tens of thousands of races and hundreds of schools of thought contending.

The fairy concubine wearing a plain green crocodile gauze skirt Seeing that Qing Shang's slender fingers were plucked like three folds of the heart of a piano, calming the internal organs and mind, she turned into the long and leisurely sound of the piano, broke through the invisible barriers, merged with the vast ocean water image, and went straight to the treasure tree in the inner scene. In an instant, the scales covered her body and the smoke lingered, manifesting into the posture of a mermaid. The upper body is human-shaped, with long ocean blue slightly curly hair like waves, and the lower body is a slender fish tail with shining silver scales and a graceful posture. In addition, the body is wrapped in a silk gauze robe, which looks like a flowing wave of water, exuding the rhythm of the ocean.

Is this time similar to the author's previous Fang Waizhiyi? He also practices immortality in the fantasy world of the West.

Anjidi Silverwind This lady is similar to Aredeisi, her eyebrows and eyes are much softer, her lines are less sharp, her face is beautiful, her temperament is mature, her skin is fair, and her age cannot be seen for a moment. Her long silver hair is tied behind her head, and pendants are worn on the tips of her ears, swaying gently with her steps. Wearing a cyan blue high-collared dress with hexagonal frost and snow patterns on the cuffs, a snow-white velvet fur was draped over her shoulders.

I just like to see the dimensionality reduction attack of the immortal cultivation system!

The author wanted to write about immortal cultivators bringing elves back to life. The plot was interesting, but it didn't give the protagonist enough reasons to act, which made it seem a bit stiff. Characters need motivations for their actions, either interests or emotional reasons. If the protagonist traveled through the elves as a child, he would be able to sympathize with the elves. Otherwise, after time travel, you will immediately sympathize with the new race. What if you travel with the Goblins? Will the Goblin family be great?

Mentor Sandor: The stag exhaled hot air from its nose, and then swayed, with green light flashing, and turned into a male elf wearing animal skin and holding a wooden staff. His skin was bronze, his hair was dark brown, and his eyes were like amber. He walked with bare feet on the ground covered with dead branches and leaves. His steps were so subtle that he left no footprints. Aunt Ataya: A plainly dressed, gentle-looking female elf is arranging dried flowers under the eaves, just like the aunt next door. Her home is like a sea of ​​flowers. The beams are covered with bunches of dried petals. The tabletops and cabinets made of solid wood display a large number of flowers and plants of various colors waiting to be processed. The fragrant smell fills the room and is refreshing. The filthy air of the shack area has just been washed away. From the magic vision, she was surrounded by a light golden aura, like a morning glow covering her body. It should be some kind of permanent magic effect that protects her whole body and seems to be able to isolate the virus. In addition, there is a circle of emerald green aura between the wrists. It is a rattan wrist ornament. It looks very ordinary to the naked eye, and there are no runes engraved on it. I didn't expect it to be a magic item, but I don't know what it is used for. Erodan Nero: A wood elf stood up from the scrap room. He had tattoos on his face. His body was much stronger than other elves. His loose vest could not cover the muscle outline of his arms. Salif: On top of the tower, a short-haired elf with a scar on his face, holding a bow and arrow, saw Su Shenzi coming, and immediately shouted. Hain: The person who spoke stood behind the hardwood counter. He was a handsome man with clean clothes. His dark brown hair was combed into a three-quarter back and fixed with hair wax. He was dressed meticulously, as if he was from a noble family. What is special is that this handsome man has slightly pointed ears, similar to an elf, but he has a thin mustache on his lips, which is very different from an elf. Flina Buschnir: A bright and gorgeous elf woman opened the door. She was wearing a purple-red waist dress, her long dark brown hair was tied up behind her head, she wore silver pendants on her pointed ears, and a ruby ​​necklace on her snow-white goose neck. The bright female elf held her hands on her waist and walked forward like an aristocratic woman. Her long skirt swayed like flowers with her steps, her figure was graceful, and there was a touching fragrance. Mididal: An elf male wearing a red swordsman uniform came down the stairs. His long hair was combed back, his face was stern, and his facial features were as sharp as a knife. He always carried an arrogance of looking down on others, and there was a vague light in his eyes that lingered. Uniya: She looks petite, but her movement speed is very fast. The crow feather cloak she wears on her body allows her to jump up to two stories high. The short stick dropped from the air looks light, but in fact it is like a meteor hammer hitting the head of the bag. Her figure is as nimble as a bird flying through a storm, still able to find the path of the wind, her crow-feather cloak flying to help her hover and glide. Cyberley family emblem: a complex pattern of trees and flowers intertwined

Peijiu is wearing a black straight-skirted robe with a crimson silk ribbon tied around her waist. Her green silk hair is like a waterfall, her body is like a willow blowing in the wind, her expression is charming, and her long skirt is drooping and erratic, spreading like ink dripping into clear water. Yao Jian is wearing a red dress and a blue skirt, holding a scroll in her arms. She has a sweet and lovely appearance, with a double snail bun on her head, and a pair of goose-yellow butterfly wings on her back that are constantly flapping.

The plot is too disturbing. Each chapter keeps repeating how difficult it was to practice and how awesome it was in previous lives. It gives me a headache.

Is it a mouthful? If you think the wizard system is strong, go and read a book on the prehistoric system. You can find a random Daluo Jinxian who has traveled a long time and has tied up the line of cause and effect. He can crush the wizard civilization to death with one finger. Two fingers are enough to kill him. This book itself is a classical cultivation, and the benchmark should be ancient Western fantasy such as The Lord of the Rings. The system modified by the author using dnd has been extremely strengthened.

I suggest that the author can change the Immortal Lord to a Foundation-Building Monk, so that it looks more harmonious and the protagonist doesn't look too flashy.

It's this elf, I thought it was the Pokemon elf 😥

New version of Xianjun

Does elf refer to Pokémon? The Pokémon that cultivates immortality is too abstract.

Say something humane? Why does it seem so tiring for you to write this thing?

I thought it was a story about cultivating immortals from another world, but after reading a few chapters, it was a story about plotting against history from another world.

1. Fairy concubine in the past life, spiritual pet in this life 2. Galden 3. Aunt Taiya 4. Tutor Sando 5, Tsundere 6, Fulina 7, Uniya

This book was written first... The advantage of this book is that it is more esoteric about spiritual practice, which greatly improves its quality. However, the author occasionally adds some little poisonous points (or some unflattering plot characters) to "make up" for this, making this book lukewarm and not very popular. It has to be that kind of thing, I am an elf fairy, chop chop chop, it is more in line with the public's taste haha

In fact, this author has quite some ideas, as did Xuanhuang's book and Fang Wai's book. It's a pity that the main boss was revealed too early. The previous level has been increased and it's useless. Don't suppress him until he is exploited. It's so boring to read. No matter how good the creativity and ideas are, they are wasted.

Feiluo: The four major elements are aggregated and formed. After the light dust dissipates, a little fairy with dragonfly wings summons and appears. The little elf is wearing a crimson wide-sleeved and lavender skirt. She has a delicate face, thin eyebrows and almond-shaped eyes. She is pretty and has an agile posture, and her ears are as long and pointed as an elf. The green silk is tied up into a three-ring flying fairy bun, and little bits of light and dust flow around the body, like streamers draped in silk. Yue Ling: Fairy concubine and beautiful girl, with wide-sleeved fairy clothes and flying brocade skirt, extraordinary appearance, draped in silk, with a color like neon.