To the Rooftop

It's September 2018. Although the show is unfinished, in my heart it remains brilliant and I will always love Cheng Jun! Whether it's the arrogance of youth before rebirth, or the calmness and strategizing after rebirth, I love them all!

The whole story is full of pretense, either pretending to be a pig or trying to be mysterious, sometimes that thing, sometimes that thing, sometimes that person, sometimes testing this, sometimes testing that, but in any case, it is never explained clearly. It doesn't feel like cultivating immortality, but more like suspense. Because the protagonist's actions don't feel fairy-like. This is also the flaw of countless rebirth stories. The biggest opportunity is rebirth, but instead they risk their lives to fight for something that is not available. Since they have stood on top of the world, they do not practice in seclusion, but wander around and seek death everywhere. Let's just talk about the first few chapters. Someone was pulling him out of the underwater cultivation. If he met someone like me, he would dig it out and throw it into the mountains without any treasure. I'm afraid it would be eaten by wild beasts. Are you talking about an extraordinary world where there are no flesh-eating fish in the water? You're so lucky after traveling so far?

Let's take a look today. I've been waiting for the author's new book, but it seems I can't wait any longer. Has another good author closed the book?

His biological father built the foundation, and the protagonist is from a low-level opera singer's background. He is so powerful and can't let the protagonist wander around the world even if he searches for it a little bit? For the protagonist of this kind of family to recognize them and treat them as their own parents is really quite a saint.

There are so many people holding up such a useless book. It goes round and round without telling where the main plot is, and there are only three or four minor characters surrounded by numbers. The layout is so small that it looks awkward, and it feels like a frog in the well after being reborn.

Don't leave after school, we'll see you on the rooftop! 😏

I really didn't expect that there were novels of this level in 2012. In 2012, all Tai Xiao read was "Fighting Beyond the Sky". Now, I only recommend novels that can make money in recent years. It's hard to find.

The suspense at the beginning is quite stunning, but the writing style is immature and the setting preparation is inherently insufficient. It even deviates from the outline in the middle, giving people a sense of lack of logic and discontinuous writing. I can only say it's a pity

Last year, I posted it on the rooftop four times, and I just thought I'd comment on it this year. I feel that the pace of Li Ren has always been slow-burning (although I have only read two books), the world view does not slowly unfold until the middle stage, and some settings are not systematically explained but interspersed in a few words. It is easy to ignore the past, leading to mixed reviews. However, there is no need to say that it is useless and uses the author's gender to insinuate.

It's boring to read, it's a pity to throw away, and it will just eat ashes on the bookshelf.