Immortality

I have discovered a pattern: all the people who criticize this book in recent years are all novices and have no old book friends. They also have two common characteristics: 1. There are very few comments, and they are basically criticizing the work; 2. Commenting only after reading the beginning is misleading. Here, I hope that real book friends will support me, hold a torch for comrades, distinguish right from wrong, and report such black accounts together if they encounter them.

Once upon a time, there was a book about fighting against the sky and letting losers break off their engagements and end up in the street. It was a routine novel that made people's scalp numb, but now there are still people writing it. This book is an old book from the same period as Zhetian. With fast food everywhere and a lot of authors working hard to develop routines, you may feel that the plot is not good, the setting is not good, and you have all kinds of complaints. You just need to understand that this book is not about teaching you how to be a good person online. This book is about the development history of an emperor. Personal combat effectiveness is not the key, and personal grudges are not the fast pace of you killing me and me killing you. The most interesting part of this book is not the story of fighting and killing, but the story of how the protagonist solves the problems, overcomes the difficulties, and develops his own power step by step. You can even think of it as farming literature, or the understanding of the Warring States period when princes compete for hegemony. In the early stage, the protagonist relies entirely on ruthlessness to solve the dilemma, in the mid-term, the team is formed, and in the later stage, the layout is overwhelming.

I was a little speechless when I saw so many people criticizing the book in the book review section. Some people became understanding brothers after reading a few chapters or more. Let me tell those who want to read it 1. This is the pioneering novel of cultivating immortals and luck more than ten years ago; 2. Those who complain about the harem may really be brainless. It is normal for an emperor to have a harem of three thousand, but if you are facing an emperor who complains about others and cannot have multiple wives, it is really a serious disease; 3. The wonderful content of this book The dynasty has just begun after arriving in Da Luo, and the dynasty enters the mainland of China before the real struggle for hegemony among the heroes begins; 4. Wei Yinglan's death is indeed a bit poisonous, but the plot requires it. As for the granddaughter and the protagonist's love, they are not directly related, but the descendants of the heroine's brother. What's the point of catching two people who are different generations together in the world of immortality? 5. Reading and criticizing books. Please read it before criticizing it. It is acceptable if it is reasonable and well-founded. Why is this disgusting if you only read a little bit?

It's quite sad to see so many people complaining... Apart from the harem being a bit inappropriate, this book is really great! ! And to be honest, even with a harem, the emotions in it are still well written. Besides, the biggest charm of this book is Yun Chao Liu, and the harem is just the icing on the cake.

I finished reading this book a long time ago, and then read it a second time, and it still remains fresh in my memory. The Immortal Dynasty system is shocking

Seeing so many people complaining about this book shows that it is outdated, just like Fighting to Break the Sky back then. Viewed from a modern perspective, it is really not good. Sure enough, the wave of the times is the most poisonous, unless it is a classic.

This book is the absolute pinnacle. It's so classic that in the author's later books, when Zhong Shan appears as a supporting character, I want to scold her (I heard)

We have to admit the fact that this novel, which was a classic ten years ago, is really unreadable with today's perspective. Originally, the protagonist was originally a self-made rich man who lived for 80 years. In today's terms, he is a cunning old fox. At least he is absolutely perfect in terms of people. It's top-notch, but the author doesn't know how to think of it, so that the adopted son who has been saved, raised, and nurtured by the three protagonists directly betrays the protagonist for something that is a gadget to a practitioner (not to mention whether it is logical to betray the protagonist, but which master would dare to use an ungrateful apprentice). There is also the chance aspect of the protagonist. The description in the book is not as good as Mr. Jin's use of martial arts chance. At least it is not that outrageous (five high-level monks died together, so that the protagonist benefited. A male monk used sex drugs to charm a beautiful female monk, and the female monk killed the male before she fell. Then the protagonist enjoyed the woman, and after that, he got the male monk to practice the skills). The character of the protagonist seems to be low-key and vulgar for the sake of longevity, but for a gadget, he dares to fight a woman who can kill the protagonist casually (I admit, that thing is indeed very important to the protagonist, but no matter how important it is, it is not as important as the protagonist's life. After all, the protagonist has paid a lot to save his life and practice immortality, and he cannot risk his life for a trivial matter). There are still many illogical places

To be honest, this book is the first novel I read about Yun Chao Liu. It is ridiculous to talk about stallions. Ancient emperors, three palaces, six courtyards, seventy-two concubines and ministers would think it was too little to ask for a draft, let alone the Immortal Dynasty.

As a reader who has read "Immortality" more than 12 times, I sincerely ask you, please go back in time to 12 years ago, and also turn back your self-perception and the style of online literature. Read this novel again 12 years ago. You can see why this novel is so great, Pioneer!