
The Banished Immortal of Early Tang
初唐谪仙人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 176k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
52Chapters
98Votes
210Recs
22Fans
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Reader comments 9
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The plug-in is very strange. I thought it was a story about using modern technology and modern knowledge to create trouble, but it turned out to be a one-man method, and this method is used to promote technological products. This makes it appear that technology is not technological, and the method is not legal enough.
It's just okay and watchable, but the details are missing. There's no explanation about the Internet celebrity studio. The whole thing is like a background that passes by in two sentences.
I have no desire to read this directory.
The author has profound skills and rich experience, his writing skills are so good, the plot is so clever, and the logic is so rigorous. It is truly a rare masterpiece of fairy tales.
Will Xian get sick? Will you get old?
I feel that in this background world, the protagonist's character is too small.
The pace of this book is better than the previous one, which was too slow. The online novels are always about revenge in three chapters.
I finally returned to my favorite track, and the various types of work foxes written by the author are unforgettable.
It's a bit boring, but reciting poems is indeed very pretentious. Keep it up, learn to thunder, and you can recite it when you are on stage. Qingyangzi's poem title is very good: No monks can be seen in the yellow sand thousands of miles away, and the Confucian scholars are drowned in violent storms. The Tao of the three religions is originally the first, so how can they sit on equal footing and share the same reputation?