Quest for Immortality

Let's talk about the poisonous points of this book 1. The conflict points in the early stage of the plot are the same as those of Naruto. The sect where the protagonist is located is similar to the Hokage Village. The protagonist can be regarded as a cultivator Naruto. There is also a Phoenix who has the blood of the Phoenix family and wants revenge (I forgot the name). There is also a genius cultivator similar to Orochimaru who defected from the sect and later arranged the sect where the protagonist is. At the beginning, the plot couldn't be seen to be copied from Naruto. There were only a few short paragraphs mentioning a villain similar to the Akatsuki organization behind the scenes (I can completely accept this small plot reference). Until the arrangement of the sect and the immortal Sasuke were exactly the same as those of Orochimaru and Naruto, I couldn't stand it anymore (because I watched What I read in the novel is that I can read it as long as the plot is logically coherent and within the setting circle.) But I can't accept it if I watch Naruto again (those who haven't watched Naruto can ignore what I said before) 2. The protagonist, the Virgin (of course, not to the point where I must say it), but the plot of Naruto is poisonous to me, so I can't accept anything. 3. The long paragraphs of psychological descriptions without finding the key points are very tiring to read. I skipped through many chapters just to skip the psychological descriptions. 4. The previous setting is really interesting, so my expectations were too high. After watching the plot of Naruto, the gap was very big. This is the first time that I have read online novels in nearly ten years and I don't have enough words to carefully evaluate a novel.

The protagonist Xu Qingfan really transformed from an ordinary boy to a rare strong man in the world, which is truly touching. The later part of the novel is full of deception, betrayal, conspiracy, hypocrites, and villains. The ending is a bit flawed, but it's not bad either. In terms of character creation, both the protagonist's niece and the villain Zhang Xusheng are portrayed in a very high-level manner, especially Zhang Xusheng, the evil version of the character. However, in the end the protagonist had the last laugh with his uprightness and simplicity. I have to say that this is also a silly stick similar to the fairy Guo Jing, but it is this silly stick that makes people feel that the immortal cultivator is still a bit human.

This is the third time I have watched it, and I have different feelings every time. The first time is about the plot, with many wonderful concepts and characters, the second time is about the human heart, why people do this, there is warmth and cruelty. The third time is to understand the author's description of their respective fates. The six holy places represent feudalism that is stubborn and cannot tolerate some new ideas and practices. The religion of that period, Zhang Xusheng is from the old period. Copernicus, a fighter before the Renaissance, those who were not accepted by the mainstream and were caught and executed at the stake. Think about that time when dissecting the human body for research was the behavior of wizards. From a psychological point of view, Zhang Xusheng was a very smart man, and the main reason for his transformation was to cultivate immortality for the sake of immortality. Then he found out strangely that everyone thought that practicing Taoism could lead to immortality, so why not just study immortality directly? Zhang was the best among the great Confucians in traditional culture in the mortal world, so he respected teachers and Taoism in his heart. Later, he became an immortal, and was even appointed as the leader. He was very good at life and work, as well as his talent for cultivation (that is, his ability to make money). Why did he turn evil later? The idea of ​​a genius is one step ahead of the world. If he is two steps ahead of the world, he is a "madman". Can you imagine? A great Confucian then started research to dissect the human body. For the inner ideal of immortality, Zhang violated the Confucian culture he had learned from the traditional culture. This step was very painful, but he knew that he was right (otherwise he would not remarry ten thousand years later). At the same time, he was rejected by his former self and the world. This is very painful. People with smart brains who suffer from long-term inner pain are prone to schizophrenia and extremism. (You can check the experience and life of the philosopher. ) Xu, as the child of destiny in the book, is better said to be the child of destiny in traditional thinking. According to what we all know as the representative of acceptable thoughts (here refers to Xu's heart), with his experience, I feel that the author still wants to rebel against some traditional practices, such as calculation. Finally, the so-called demon, I think, represents anti-social personality. Finally, what do you guys say about copying Naruto? Have you ever heard of a large number of articles in the world? Everything you see has the shadow of the predecessors! Recommended, hugely recommended!

This writer was still a student when he wrote this book, but he is not inferior to ordinary people at all, or even better. It is really amazing. I really admire it 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

It is definitely a good book, especially the description of the villain Zhang Xusheng, which is rare in the starting point. It is so valuable to be able to write about the villain to this extent.

I've read this magical book several times, so I'm here to leave a message.

Ascetics should be buried wherever they die. If they want to die, they should die on the path of seeking enlightenment, and return to heaven and earth after death. As for this book, the protagonist is obsessed with burying his master's relics and treasures with him. This is similar to the thoughts of aristocrats in feudal society. What kind of monks are they? They regard themselves as pharaohs, and death is like life.

Haha, how come any book about cultivation nowadays dares to be said to be more beautiful than ordinary people. I have read dozens or hundreds of books on cultivation, including Zifu Xianyuan, Xianni, etc. Written by great masters, which are also very interesting. But Mortal is still the best cultivation novel in my heart! Han Li Han Paopao Han Laomo

How many years has it been! This book is the fairy tale novel that impressed me the most! I can't forget it now! Come and check it out from time to time! I even forgot the main character's name! It's Xu Qingfan! ! ! But I can't forget Zhang Xusheng's name! ! It's the best-written book of all the books I've ever read! ! Today I occasionally turned to this book and felt emotional! 10 Years! !

The first book that made me enter the world of Xianxia, ​​the first book that got me into a trap. From 2013 to now, I have never forgotten it. It's been nearly 10 years. From a young man in his 20s to an old man in his 30s

I read this book together with "Mortal" back then, and I thought the quest was even more amazing. Of course, "Mortal" is also amazing, after all, it has been written for so many years. I miss this book very much. In my personal mind, novels about cultivating immortals are among the top three, and I have been reluctant to delete it.

After so many years, I only remember Zhang Xusheng, and the protagonist has been forgotten.

The writing is average, but the story is really exciting. The description of the protagonist and the rebellious portrayal are so perfect. Save

In the first few dozen chapters, the writing is jerky, the emotions are blunt, and the character creation is awkward. The plot doesn't say much, but the characters written by the author are always surprised and sigh, which makes me really speechless. Moreover, the psychological description is too long-winded, which is equivalent to retelling the plot. If it is a wonderful part, it is enough to sigh, but for a small plot development, it is necessary to sigh, and I will leave it alone. Look again, hope it will be better in the future.

This book is really more beautiful than many very famous fairy novels. Why is it so poor? . . .

This book is really good in terms of character creation, but the plot may be too dark for me and I feel that it is too middle-of-the-road. The Battle of the Extermination also adds a bit of gambling. As expected, people have as much talent as they gamble. It is indeed written better than ordinary people. Ordinary people just rob and trap the protagonist until they are invincible. This book tortures the protagonist until he is invincible.

The whole book is full of hatred for no reason. Just for a few quarrels, it turns into a deep hatred. He sells himself to the devil. The villains are neither for profit nor fame. The psychological activities of the characters are always...

I like the character of Zhang Xusheng so much. He can control everything with his words. He can lay out a network that spans thousands of years and calculates all the creatures in the world. This character is so real that I have surpassed my growth and recognition of the protagonist. This is the character image that I have longed for and hoped for a long time. The character's expression is deeply rooted in people's hearts. Every word and action can touch the hearts of others. The expression of the whole text is calm, as if everything is under his control. Everyone feels that his plan has failed. However, everyone knows that he has tricked and plotted against all human beings in the world. My evaluation of this virtual character is too high. This character is the most impressive character in my ten years of reading. The first time I read this book was seven or eight years ago. At that time, there were many talents in the online literature world where gods fought. Now, when I look back at the online literature world, it is already at dusk, and there is no such novel, beautiful and eye-catching scene anymore. The last point that shocked me the most was that the pen pal who wrote this book was a college student at the time. I have to say that this pen pal really deserves my respect. As a person who has written a book, I can appreciate the difficulty of arranging such a big game, but the vivid and realistic analysis of the characters is beyond my reach in this life. Maybe this book itself has no protagonist. Everyone is the protagonist, but they appear in different ways. I think the style of this book must have a place in today's era and among strange legends.

Is it because I have read too few novels? I think this novel is good, not as bad as the reviews say.

The author must have been very young when he wrote it, and his thoughts in the early stage were very childish. People with certain life experience will find it very poisonous, and it does not conform to the ideological line of adults. On the contrary, it is similar to the thoughts of children. I just write whatever I feel. There are not so many twists and turns , but it basically adheres to the thoughts of the author at the time (for example, I had a life-saving grace in the early stage and learned skills from a teacher, but I was not grateful).

I have to say that there is indeed a shadow of Naruto in this book, which is reflected in some characters and some plots. For example, Zhang Xusheng, judging from some of his actions and acting style, is very similar to part of Orochimaru's image, and Feng Qingtian, this character can be regarded as a combination of parts of Sasuke and Itachi. He was exterminated and wanted revenge, but in the end But then I woke up, Take Ming again, the setting of this organization is too obvious, the structure is basically the same as "Xiao", except for the name. But it is indeed a good book, because the meaning of life needs to be explored to understand the truth, and there are too few such people in today's society, with such a large population base, but unfortunately most of them are just. . . . . . Ahem, I'm going too far. I don't tell you when I see through it. There are some things that I can't say

I have no control over the story. An enemy in the sect, Xiaobi, secretly killed someone. The entire sect seemed as if nothing had happened. No reaction from anyone. Too fake

From elementary school to now! My favorite fairy tale novel!

The best fairy tale novel, I have read it 4 times. I think I should make a TV series, but I'm afraid that the current bad directors will make random changes 😭

I saw this book many years ago, but I abandoned it halfway through reading it. Now on a whim, I finished reading it on QQ Reading. If this book was half a good weed fifteen years ago, it is undoubtedly a poisonous weed today. First, the writing in the first half of the book is childish, and it does not improve until the later stages when the protagonist has a baby. Second, and the most fatal point, the protagonist of this book is not so much Xu Qingfan as Zhang Xusheng. Even though the author claims to be a growth-oriented protagonist, typical growth-oriented protagonists such as Harry Potter eventually defeated Voldemort. However, the book is still defeated by Xu Qingfan until the finale, and has nothing to do with the title of the book.

I have read this book at least ten times. In my mind, it is the best novel about cultivating immortals.

Borrowing precious treasures to push the book, "I will clean up the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion at the beginning, and I will complete the incomplete skills." Mortal flow, Gou Dao flow, IQ will not decrease if IQ is online, the protagonist's magical power refers to ancient magic: a wonderful pen creates a dragon, scattering beans to form an army, dividing the ground to form a river, etc. Interested Taoist friends can take a look. If you are bothering me, please contact me. [Asking mortals to recommend each other's authors]

I can't stand this book anymore... That junior fellow student Nangong is so ruthless and unrighteous. Who would want him if he changed his family?

The dialogue is so depressing. Weird.

This book is good, and it is good to read, but it is not good to listen to the book. Xu Qingfan and Jin Qinghan are so close together that it makes my head hurt.