Junlinxianjilu

When I opened the first volume of "Junlin Xianlu Lu", I originally had the usual mentality of "another fairy tale". However, after reading the first chapter, "The Tao of Chaos manifests itself, and the Immortal Bell of Hunyuan Rings nine times," I knew that this journey to immortality was worth pursuing. This is a work that made me shoot when my blood was boiling and moved me in the dead of night. It not only has the grand structure of the traditional fairy tale, but also reveals rare warmth and ingenuity in the details. --- 1. The beginning is explosive, the rhythm is relaxed and relaxed A three-year-old child, with heterochromatic eyes, a chaotic Taoist body, and a fairy bell ringing nine times - the beginning of the story is full of suspense. But the author did not let the protagonist cheat all the way. Although Ye Junlin is the number one Taoist in the world, he was asked by his father to "hide the front". He came down from the mountain at the age of three, changed his name to Ling Xiao, and faced this crisis-ridden world alone. In the Dragon Burial Valley, Ao Cang's bones were shattered into powder, and the words "Believe in one's own path" traveled 70,000 years and hit his heart and soul; outside Black Wind Town, he exposed his strength to save a girl holding a lamb, which led to a hunt; the tragedy in the village, and the seventeen corpses made him understand for the first time that his fate had already been entangled with others. The battle scenes are passionate, but the daily interactions are delicate and gentle. The sound of celestial beings in Shuiyue Cave heals wounds, the silent guardianship during healing under the moon, the frank confrontation in the space of the sea of ​​consciousness - these "quiet" fragments are exactly the touching touches that I recall over and over again. --- 2. The characters have souls and have signs of growth Ye Junlin is the most "three-dimensional" young protagonist among the Xianxia works I have read in recent years. A three-year-old child has a calmness beyond his age. He can kill the Golden Core Demon King with one sword, or he can silently bury the enemy's corpse after the battle; he can be as cold and stern as the enemy, and he can also say to a boy who lost his parents, "Remember, my name is Ye Junlin. If you want revenge, come to Qingyun Peak to find me." He was not born strong, but was pushed by fate to become stronger step by step. Every breakthrough has a price, every growth has scars. On the Soul-Desolating Cliff, the scene where he fought against the Eight Demons alone and protected Su Muqing in his arms before falling from the cliff with all his strength, made my eyes sore - he was only three years old, but he already knew how to protect her with his life. Su Muqing is the most "gentle" in this work. She is not a vase waiting to be rescued, but a guardian who has traveled thousands of miles. Ye Junlin spent three months in seclusion. She stayed outside the cave and played the piano for three months, and her spiritual power was exhausted to the point of coma. During the confrontation in the execution hall, she risked her life and rushed into the hall to present evidence. On the Soul-Desolating Cliff, she drew her sword and stood beside him even though she knew she was outmatched. She said, "You stayed with me for three months, and I will stay with you for the rest of my life." This kind of emotion is not bloody or deliberate, but it penetrates people's hearts bit by bit. --- 3. The foreshadowing is exquisite and progressive The fate of Ao Cang's nine disciples, the three pieces of the Chaos Clock becoming one, the seal of the ancient devil's abyss, and the prophecy of the gathering of the five bodies - each foreshadowing does not exist in isolation, but is interlocked. The hidden thread buried in the first volume begins to unfold slowly in the second volume. When Ji Jiuhuang looked back at the entrance of the Ancient Demonic Abyss and said, "I've been waiting for you for a long time," when the figures of the Buddhist saint and the Demonic Master emerged one after another, and when the bloody words "Five bodies gathered together, the Ancient Demonic Abyss opened" appeared again, the readers' expectations were completely ignited. The author is good at planting thunder in seemingly calm daily life. A silver scale, a totem, and a crazy beggar's ravings may all point to a major turning point in the future. This kind of "foreshadowing everywhere" writing method makes following the book a kind of puzzle-solving fun. --- 4. Sincere emotions, more than just fun Many people say that fairy novels do not need emotional lines, just hit them and it's over. But "Junlin Xianlu Lu" showed me that a good emotional line can make Shuangdian have more depth. Ye Junlin and Su Muqing's "Water and Moon Concentration Technique" practice is not a simple dual cultivation setting, but the "connection of minds" behind the "fusion of spiritual power". The dialogue in the space of the sea of ​​​​consciousness is the moment when they are truly honest and honest with each other. "Are you afraid?" "Afraid." "Then let's be afraid together." A few sentences are worth a thousand words. The nine words left by Ye Baiyi before leaving - "Believe in yourself, trust in your companions, trust in your heart" are not only an instruction to his son, but also the spiritual core of the entire work. The road to immortality is long, and only if you can trust yourself, your companions, and keep your heart can you reach the end. --- 5. Looking forward to the follow-up, the storm will rise At the end of the first volume, Ye Junlin and Su Muqing embarked on the road to the Western Regions; at the beginning of the second volume, the ancient demon abyss changed, and the geniuses of the three tribes gathered together. The temptation of the Buddhist saint, the life and death battle of the demon sect master, Ji Jiuhuang's Tianfeng True Fire - the preview of the second volume "The geniuses rise together and become famous all over the world" has already made me impatient. As for Ao Cang's old situation 70,000 years ago, the true identity of the Gray Envoy, and the three restrictions of the Chaos Clock, these unresolved mysteries will be revealed one by one in the follow-up. --- Overall review: "Junlin Xianlu Lu" is a work that has the spirit of a fairy and a human warmth. It is fast-paced but not lacking in depth, dense in excitement but not lacking in sincerity, and subtle in foreshadowing but not artificial. The growth line of the protagonist Ye Junlin is clear and powerful, the supporting characters are vivid and vivid, and the emotional line is natural and sincere. If you like passionate battle scenes, here are the bloody battles at Broken Soul Cliff and the siege in Soul Burial Valley; if you long for gentle and touching emotional resonance, here are the gifts of hairpins under the moon and the embrace of the sea of ​​consciousness. This is a work worth following. The young man travels thousands of miles with a bell, and he is not alone in his journey to immortality. The road to conquering the world is long, let's watch Ling Xiao singing.

--- 1. The beginning is explosive, the rhythm is relaxed and relaxed A three-year-old child, with heterochromatic eyes, a chaotic Taoist body, and a fairy bell ringing nine times - the beginning of the story is full of suspense. But the author did not let the protagonist cheat all the way. Although Ye Junlin is the number one Taoist in the world, he was asked by his father to "hide the front". He came down from the mountain at the age of three, changed his name to Ling Xiao, and faced this crisis-ridden world alone. In the Dragon Burial Valley, Ao Cang's bones were shattered into powder, and the words "Believe in one's own path" traveled 70,000 years and hit his heart and soul; outside Black Wind Town, he exposed his strength to save a girl holding a lamb, which led to a hunt; the tragedy in the village, and the seventeen corpses made him understand for the first time that his fate had already been entangled with others. The battle scenes are passionate, but the daily interactions are delicate and gentle. The sound of celestial beings in Shuiyue Cave heals wounds, the silent guardianship during healing under the moon, the frank confrontation in the space of the sea of ​​consciousness - these "quiet" fragments are exactly the touching touches that I recall over and over again. --- 2. The characters have souls and have signs of growth Ye Junlin is the most "three-dimensional" young protagonist among the Xianxia works I have read in recent years. A three-year-old child has a calmness beyond his age. He can kill the Golden Core Demon King with one sword, or he can silently bury the enemy's corpse after the battle; he can be as cold and stern as the enemy, and he can also say to a boy who lost his parents, "Remember, my name is Ye Junlin. If you want revenge, come to Qingyun Peak to find me." He was not born strong, but was pushed by fate to become stronger step by step. Every breakthrough has a price, every growth has scars. On the Soul-Desolating Cliff, the scene where he fought against the Eight Demons alone and protected Su Muqing in his arms before falling from the cliff with all his strength, made my eyes sore - he was only three years old, but he already knew how to protect her with his life. Su Muqing is the most "gentle" in this work. She is not a vase waiting to be rescued, but a guardian who has traveled thousands of miles. Ye Junlin spent three months in seclusion. She stayed outside the cave and played the piano for three months, and her spiritual power was exhausted to the point of coma. During the confrontation in the execution hall, she risked her life and rushed into the hall to present evidence. On the Soul-Desolating Cliff, she drew her sword and stood beside him even though she knew she was outmatched. She said, "You stayed with me for three months, and I will stay with you for the rest of my life." This kind of emotion is not bloody or deliberate, but it penetrates people's hearts bit by bit. --- 3. The foreshadowing is exquisite and progressive The fate of Ao Cang's nine disciples, the three pieces of the Chaos Clock becoming one, the seal of the ancient devil's abyss, and the prophecy of the gathering of the five bodies - each foreshadowing does not exist in isolation, but is interlocked. The hidden thread buried in the first volume begins to unfold slowly in the second volume. When Ji Jiuhuang looked back at the entrance of the Ancient Demonic Abyss and said, "I've been waiting for you for a long time," when the figures of the Buddhist saint and the Demonic Master emerged one after another, and when the bloody words "Five bodies gathered together, the Ancient Demonic Abyss opened" appeared again, the readers' expectations were completely ignited. The author is good at planting thunder in seemingly calm daily life. A silver scale, a totem, and a crazy beggar's ravings may all point to a major turning point in the future. This kind of "foreshadowing everywhere" writing method makes following the book a kind of puzzle-solving fun. --- 4. Sincere emotions, more than just fun Many people say that fairy novels do not need emotional lines, just hit them and it's over. But "Junlin Xianlu Lu" showed me that a good emotional line can make Shuangdian have more depth. Ye Junlin and Su Muqing's "Water and Moon Concentration Technique" practice is not a simple dual cultivation setting, but the "connection of minds" behind the "fusion of spiritual power". The dialogue in the space of the sea of ​​​​consciousness is the moment when they are truly honest and honest with each other. "Are you afraid?" "Afraid." "Then let's be afraid together." A few sentences are worth a thousand words. The nine words left by Ye Baiyi before leaving - "Believe in yourself, trust in your companions, trust in your heart" are not only an instruction to his son, but also the spiritual core of the entire work. The road to immortality is long, and only if you can trust yourself, your companions, and keep your heart can you reach the end. --- 5. Looking forward to the follow-up, the storm will rise At the end of the first volume, Ye Junlin and Su Muqing embarked on the road to the Western Regions; at the beginning of the second volume, the ancient demon abyss changed, and the geniuses of the three tribes gathered together. The temptation of the Buddhist saint, the life and death battle of the demon sect master, Ji Jiuhuang's Tianfeng True Fire - the preview of the second volume "The geniuses rise together and become famous all over the world" has already made me impatient. As for Ao Cang's old situation 70,000 years ago, the true identity of the Gray Envoy, and the three restrictions of the Chaos Clock, these unresolved mysteries will be revealed one by one in the follow-up. --- Overall review: "Junlin Xianlu Lu" is a work that has the spirit of a fairy and a human warmth. It is fast-paced but not lacking in depth, dense in excitement but not lacking in sincerity, and subtle in foreshadowing but not artificial. The growth line of the protagonist Ye Junlin is clear and powerful, the supporting characters are vivid and vivid, and the emotional line is natural and sincere. If you like passionate battle scenes, here are the bloody battles at Broken Soul Cliff and the siege in Soul Burial Valley; if you long for gentle and touching emotional resonance, here are the gifts of hairpins under the moon and the embrace of the sea of ​​consciousness. This is a work worth following. The young man travels thousands of miles with a bell, and he is not alone in his journey to immortality. The road to conquering the world is long, let's watch Ling Xiao singing.

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