Immortal Burial Market

Is Ling Xiaodao really so frustrating? His motives are pure: he is not competing for opportunities or rankings, but simply wants to protect someone. He died unjustly: he did not die on the battlefield, but died of unequal information and good intentions doing bad things. He died insignificant: his death did not change any situation, the Seven Shas of Shadow Pavilion were killed by Ling Wuchen, he destroyed Ling Xiao's countermeasures, and he never seemed to be taken seriously by fate. He will be remembered after his death: Ling Xiao put the fragments of the Qingming Sword into his arms, Ling Bing picked up the fragments, and Wuchen was silent - at least the people he cared about remembered him Ling Xiaodao is the character closest to an "ordinary person" in this novel. There is no incredible talent, no prominent background, no golden fingers, just a heart to repay gratitude. His death is the most powerful accusation against the "strength theory" in the world of cultivation. He was no hero, but his death was more heartbreaking than any heroic sacrifice.

Recently I have fallen in love with Yan Li. Yan Li is a character who "writes affectionately in a loose manner". His world of sugar paintings contains the clearest understanding of this world of cultivation. He is not like Ling Xiao who bears fate, nor is he aloof and self-proclaimed like Ling Wuchen. He just chooses a lighter path, and then uses this "lightness" to fight against the "heavyness" of the entire world. Such a person is worth cherishing in any novel. He does not serve the plot, he provides readers with a sense of breathing - when you are overwhelmed by heavy grievances and fate, Yan Li will come over with a bunch of grilled lizards in his mouth, swinging a soft sword, and ask you with a smile: "Would you like to try the sugar phoenix I just drew?" Then you will feel that this story can continue to be read. Yan Li is the warmest gap in "The Immortal Burial Ruins".

Ling Wuchen's loneliness is the wind on the top of the mountain. Lingxiao's loneliness is the darkness of the bottom of the sea. No one can keep up with Wuchen's IQ, because he has reached the edge of the chessboard and is looking at the next game. No one can keep up with Ling Xiao's forbearance and observation, because he has been in the abyss for too long and can see every crack clearly. They don't need to be understood. They just need to recognize the light in each other's eyes at some point. That light is called "similar".

Atu is the "other road" that reflects the protagonist. Ling Xiao and Tie Gu are both getting stronger. Ling Xiao has the origin of gold, and Iron Bone has the true solution of Xuanjia. Although their road is difficult and dangerous, there is always light. The existence of Atu allows readers to see the opposite side of this road - if no one extends those hands, what will be the outcome of a person without talent? Not a vigorous death in battle, not a heroic sacrifice, but a silent death on an unknown night, like an oil lamp blown out by the wind.

Excluding Qidian official and the author, I am the 7th reader to post. When the veteran follows the author, it is not related to each other. 2026/7/30 This book potential number 235

Mu Qingluo is the "wood nourished by love" and Jing Wuyue is the "wood watered by hate". They have the same essence, but they go to completely opposite ends. The irony is that it is humans who really hurt Jing Wuyue; it is Mu Qingluo who really seals Jing Wuyue. Did Mu Qingluo do something wrong? No—if Jing Wuyue didn't seal it, the entire southern Xinjiang would suffer. Did Jing Wuyue do anything wrong? She just wanted to love, but was driven to a dead end. There is no right or wrong here, only cause and effect. But are all of us Jing Wuyue?

If Ling Wuchen is the brightest star in the night sky, then Ling Xiaodao is the ever-burning lamp on the desk, not bright enough, but warm enough and long enough. He allows us to see that in this world where the strong are respected, the wisdom, persistence and kindness of ordinary people are also worthy of being written about. He may never be able to catch up with Ling Wuchen's back, but he is walking on his own road, stepping firmly on every step. This is the Ling knife. I like this kind of knife.

To be honest, I just clicked on "The Immortal Burial Ruins" at first, thinking that I would just flip through two pages and then put it down. As a result, the author gave me too many surprises. "The Immortal Burial Ruins" is not the kind of mindless novel. It has flesh-and-blood characters, interlocking conspiracies, a solid training system, and a brotherhood that makes people cry and laugh at the same time. I like to see the protagonist rise step by step in a desperate situation, I like the villain with intelligence, and I like the suspense of "you thought you saw the truth clearly, but there are three layers hidden underneath"! I love this book, I hope the author can stick to it and finish it!

I thought it looked good. When will I sign the contract?