Feitian

I finished reading it yesterday for the second time, but at this time I still feel empty in my heart. Daojun does not have such a strong feeling. There are also scum, but they are not as good as Feitian. There is still a lot of room for exploration in the story and characters, except for Miao Yi. Finally, I also specially described the walk-on Fang Susu, the regretful woman who stayed for the rest of her life just because she took one more look in the crowd. This character caused ripples in my heart at first. Imagine that she always followed Miao Yi, and the ending was also regretful. Adding such a character that does not advance the plot is probably a regret in his heart. It is also a regret for most people. The line in Faye Wong's song just because I took one more look at you in the crowd, I will never forget your face... Is also similar. It is destined to be a regret for the rest of my life. In fact, all the characters in the book have regrets at the end. Except for the "White Lord" who drives the plot from the beginning to the end, who doesn't have regrets in his heart? Qin Weiwei was deeply in love with Miao Yi, but she found that there were more and more women around her man, and she shared Miao Yi's love less and less, so she had to use Yang Qing to gain Miao Yi's love, and Miao Yi also used Qin Weiwei to balance Yang Qing, and her already small feelings for Qin Weiwei were weakened by interests. The figurehead, I forgot his name, is also like the domineering female president in the previous novel Wushuang. The four women in the four books are very similar to the same person. The male protagonist's attitude towards such women is also lukewarm. The male protagonist seems to prefer those who are full of charming femininity. However, Yue Pang always sets up female protagonists like Qin Weiwei to love the male protagonist. In contrast, Yue Qianchou in The Scum is more affectionate. Of course, I personally prefer this kind of person who is cold on the outside and hot on the inside. Besides Qian'er and Xue'er, the second person to fall in love with Miao Yi was Yun Ruoshuang. Her love was so passionate and unrestrained that she expressed her passionate feelings at Fengyun Inn. With Yun Zhiqiu's emotional intelligence, I believe it can be seen at a glance, but she did not give in. Yun Ruoshuang drunkenly revealed her inner regrets and resentments to Yun Zhiqiu during her wedding, but Yun Zhiqiu never expected that her sister would love Miao Yi so deeply that she would find someone with a similar personality to Miao Yi. After getting married, it was still a forced cooking method. Later, when Miao Yi and Yun Zhiqiu met Yun Ruoshuang as the emperor and queen of heaven, the description of that part made me admire Yue Pang's understanding of women in such a detailed way. Yun Ruoshuang used his daughter to treat Miao Yifu. The woman was sarcastic, and the scene where the three of them hugged each other and cried together was performed in a smooth and smooth manner without any abruptness. The journey of Yun Ruoshuang, who was big-hearted and brainless at the beginning, and finally became a mother. Although it was briefly mentioned, it still made me feel sad. Miao Yi said that he regretted not experiencing the innocence and innocence of Yun Zhiqiu when he was young. He regretted that Yun Zhiqiu during that time was given to Feng Xuan. However, the book said that Yun Ruoshuang was Yun Zhiqiu when he was young. In this way, Miao Yi's rejection of Yun Ruoshuang must have met Yun Ruoshuang when he was young. Yun Zhiqiu would also be repelled. Yun Ruoshuang did not compete with her sister for a man. The tragic situation in the end was not the same situation that Yun Zhiqiu encountered. Yun Zhiqiu's emotional intelligence was developed through the management of interpersonal relationships at Fengyun Inn, but Yun Ruoshuang did not have the conditions for such experience. Huangpu Junrou, who fell in love with Miao Yi, could only keep sneaking around in the end. Yun Zhiqiu would not allow the woman Miao Yi liked very much to come in. This would endanger his status. Yun Zhiqiu would turn a blind eye to a woman born out of profit. Except for the worthless Zhuge Qing, from a woman's point of view, Yun Zhiqiu is considered generous, has a certain amount of progress and retreat, and is very smart. The kind of woman you should marry is someone who is either as wise as a fool or as simple as paper. The kind who likes to play tricks will annoy you. Finally, there is Zhan Ruyi. The situation at that time was that Zhan Ruyi thought that her future husband was Miao Yi, and she had some preconceived thoughts, which were the feelings caused by this preconception, and Miao Yi did not like Zhan Ruyi. Zhan Ruyi's guilt was that a woman who liked him encountered difficulties, but he was helpless. This helplessness originated from Qi Xiuhong, and it was also Miao Yi's scar. Zhan Ruyi He was the first person to uncover this scar, which caused Miao Yi's reaction to become even stronger. Zhan Ruyi also felt Miao Yi's strong reaction on the day of her wedding. In the end, she deliberately died in Miao Yi's hands. It must be revenge. For a powerful child like Zhan Ruyi, who was born into a wealthy family and enjoyed the glory and wealth, sometimes he had no choice and had to compromise for the sake of the family's interests. In fact, ordinary mortals had no choice and could only let the mermaid be eaten. Miao Yi actually didn't care about Zhan Ruyi's life or death. The reason why he felt guilty was because Qi Xiuhong saw Qi Xiuhong's shadow in Zhan Ruyi's despair. In the end, Yan Xiu found Zhan Ruyi's reincarnation, but seemed to have forgotten Qi Xiuhong, somewhat abandoning the original and chasing the last. Also, even if Zhan Ruyi was found, but his memory was not restored, doesn't this mean that he has not found it? In the story, women seem to like men who die for themselves, but there seems to be no drama about women dying for men. The sister of the lecherous Jiang Yiyi sacrificed her life to protect her man, which was also designed. The whole book is too long, and there are inevitably some logical loopholes, but the flaws are not hidden. It is a rare good book, and it is also a book in which the characters are full of regrets. But because it is full of regrets, it is even more unforgettable. It will occasionally echo in the rest of the reader's life, and maybe he will read it again for the third time many years later. But this feeling of emptiness is so uncomfortable. I don't know what to do after I put down the phone. I feel at a loss. I feel that I can't get energetic about anything. I feel so depressed. Immersed in the regrets and sorrows of the characters in the book, Qin Weiwei loves so humbly, Qi Xiuhong loves so much that she feels inferior, Zhan Ruyi cannot be said to be in love, just helpless, Hongchen, Yueyao, Guang Meier, Xing, Baolian, Feihong, Pang Xiaoxiao, sisters Langhuan, Huangpu Junrou, Yun Zhiqiu, Qian'er and Xue'er, as well as the concubineof the demons and ghosts in the small world, it suddenly occurred to me that Lao Yue had specifically described that Xinghua Xiancao could not repair that film. I couldn't understand it. Why couldn't it be repaired? The situation of Lao Yue being a virgin is really serious I don't know where Fatty Yue got his understanding of women, but he is so thorough. I would make a bold guess, could it be related to Lao Yue's real name? I really understand women so well. The only regret is that this dynasty does not have very free speech. Otherwise, Lao Yue's erotic articles would be a big selling point. It's a pity, it's a pity.

To be honest, this book is the same as my 1979. The heroine has a lot of poisonous points, and both books have harems. Will you die if you give a happy ending? Reading refreshing articles is not for depression. Even if the master of Tudou only married Luo Li, at least there are other female characters left to think about. The Feitian protagonist licked the dog in the early stage, and gave the heroine away in the later stage. It would be better to have no heroine.

The last time I read this book was many years ago. This time I just finished the second reading of Xingxiu Sea and came back to be the master of the palace. The review section of the book was quite controversial about the heroine, so I recalled my impressions at the time. Let me tell you my true feelings first. I am not bragging or making any accusations. I am not trying to argue with anyone. Yun Zhiqiu's advantages: mature and experienced, decent in dealing with things, relaxed and relaxed; knows both coldness and hotness of the male protagonist, takes good care of the male protagonist, and handles it well; has a firm attitude, and is the best wife. Yun Zhiqiu's shortcomings: Mature mind and older age. Although good-looking but not top-notch, he has always been in a strong position emotionally. Comprehensive analysis: The advantages and disadvantages of Yunzhiqiu (only those I have listed) can be basically confused, because in the eyes of some readers, its advantages are actually disadvantages, and in the eyes of other readers, its disadvantages are actually advantages. The main reason is what the readers personally want. From the perspective of some particularly naive readers, the heroine must be thin, innocent, and inexperienced in the world. She can accept even being a little unruly. The most important thing is to be completely dependent on the hero. This is their ideal heroine template, and in fact, it can also be said to be the ideal object in their minds. The reason is also very simple, because they themselves are immature, and even subconsciously they know that they are immature, so they are naturally unable to handle mature women. They don't even dare to dream of, or face, a mature woman like Yun Zhiqiu, who has seven orifices and exquisite hearts and can play with Miao thieves in their palms. They will feel suffocated. Especially when they see Yun Zhiqiu acting recklessly, they will even feel extremely uncomfortable. Such readers will naturally have a million opinions when they see this kind of heroine, and they will start to curse after seeing a few plots they don't like. As readers become more mature, they will understand it better and understand that marrying a wife is not a burden to oneself. Then they will be... Relatively more acceptable to a heroine like Yun Zhiqiu. Is there anyone who is more receptive, or even happy? Personally, I think there are, definitely there are, but definitely very few. Why? Because this is a novel after all, and the character of Yun Zhiqiu is too realistic, just like there is a joke about someone who goes to stay in a hotel, and the waiter says that this place will make you feel like you are at home. The customer immediately quits, saying that the reason why I came to the hotel is because I can't stay at home. So many people say that Yuepang is not a writer of online articles, but a writer. Of course, this statement is mainly a joke (after all, his writing skills are indeed not enough to engage in orthodox literature), but the central idea is the same. He hopes to achieve "100% real-life experience" in his works: although the world is fictional, the logic is real. However, this writing experiment is not so good when it comes to the heroine. Yupang first designed a perfect "wife". Note that it is a wife and not another identity, especially not a first love. In order to achieve authenticity, he even designed Yun Zhiqiu to be a lonely one. Subconsciously, it means that this woman is mature, not young, and the combination with the male protagonist has been fully thought out. Then she began to deduce based on this identity, what would she do when the young thief did not submit? What will she do when her lover Miao Thief meets the knot in her heart? What will she do when her husband Miao Thief has other confidante? What will she do when she discovers that her husband, Miao Thief, is having an affair? It is necessary to maintain the relationship between two people, help each other's career, and maintain one's own family status. There are not many choices, but there are also smart choices and stupid choices. It can be said that the vast majority of readers hope that the choice Yun Zhiqiu makes is stupid for her. Yun Zhiqiu, who is full of realism in the book, made all the choices she thought were smart, so she is not loved by many readers. In the eyes of most readers, even Hongchen, who is like a wooden man and has no desires, is cuter than Yun Zhiqiu. After all, what they want is not a real partner, but a piece of spiritual opium. This second reading, I carefully read the plot of the rainy night when the hero and heroine first met several times, but I was completely indifferent to the sentences describing Yun Zhiqiu's beauty. The impression of this character in my mind is always that of a shrewd and playful woman in her thirties. In fact, once this image is established, the character Yun Zhiqiu comes to life, and the character creation is successful. Unfortunately, with the successful creation of this character, Yue Pang lost in reality, attracting a lot of abuse. Who would enjoy the fear of being dominated by a tigress? Are you even reading novels for fun? So let's just say, I appreciate the character Yun Zhiqiu from the perspective of writing and objective evaluation. But from a pure reader's perspective, I don't really like it either. After all, this is a place for entertaining online writing, not a platform for achieving literary achievements. But I still admire Yue Pang's persistence in literature 😁 This is my personal perception, above.

I always feel that the author's mentality has changed a lot when he wrote Feitian. I read the novel as a very serious person. When I read "The Scum", the author's ending actually revealed the helplessness of the "little people". Maybe sometimes you are lucky and can soar to the sky, but when you are a "noble person" When you want to take away what you have, you will find that you are actually nothing and have no strength to fight at all. You can only go with the flow. Of course, it is acceptable to write about Chinese people like this, but I think the supporting characters will not accept it. Are his master and the final boss really a person who can accept the situation? I think the author has ignored the determination and firmness of the "big men" in doing things. From ancient times to the present, apart from good luck, those who can achieve something have a bottom line. This bottom line is the foundation of his life, and what is the foundation of Bi Changchun's life? It was the author of "Dou" who shaped him into a person who was willing to fight with heaven and earth, but in the end he "went with the flow" and committed suicide because he wanted to repay the favor. This is illogical. He would have won a fight with "the way of heaven", and it would be possible to return the favor again. , "Sitting back and waiting for death" is not his personality at all. The meaning of his life will never be given up just because of "favors". He is the "protagonist", and it is a pity that the author lowered this person's "survival" because he wanted to reflect the reality of the character. Of course, some people will say that there is no need to worry so much about reading a novel, it is just for entertainment, but as a very serious reader, I am willing to "care about everything". So let's get back to the topic and talk about the book "Flying Sky". The front should be a standard cool article. A very well-written cool article has to be said. The author worked as a mischief within the "system" and caused chaos, but because of "luck", he won repeatedly. This must be a "thorn in the side" and "thorn in the flesh" of many people in the formal system. However, because of the "noble man" Yang Qing, he escaped many times, and because of Yun Ruoshuang After escaping another catastrophe, Bai Lian will be able to get Zi Yang (I was helping him even if I didn't kill him). He was repeatedly "noble" in the initial stage, but was rushed out by a stupid young man. However, because the author created the character very well, this stupid young man also had many ways out because of the exchange of external resources. The author's handling here was very good, in line with the characteristics of the character, and he even became a beauty in anger. The writing is very good, but please note that at this time, what is the protagonist? He is an illiterate gangster. He is essentially a hooligan, a hooligan with the potential to be a big brother in the future. But after getting married, after marrying the boss lady, the author's treatment began to get out of control The first point is: who is the boss lady? She is a standard. It's true that you are from a lady's background, and you may marry Miao Yi (after all, the protagonist's hard power and daring are really attractive), but you will definitely not be able to talk the same thing. You may not understand this example. Let's use another example The boss's wife's family is very rich, and she found a nouveau riche who is almost as rich as him. , But the education is not equal at all, and there will definitely be differences in the three views So yes, she asked her husband to practice calligraphy, but learning is not just calligraphy, but also reading, and looking at the overall situation. Who is the boss lady? The author himself said that she "dozed off on the chessboard at the age of three." Such a "lady" would make a nouveau riche not study? Impossible, this position is the real key to make up for the protagonist's "shortcomings". The real other half, the protagonist may be macho, but his early character traits are that he loves to learn, which can be seen when he studied under "Lao Bai", because a truly self-righteous person will not listen to other people's opinions, let alone a mortal. Second point: Miao Yi lost to his wife when playing chess. Maybe the author didn't realize that as a person in a high position, this is a "wake-up call". This is definitely not only a basis for Miao Yi to listen to the boss lady, but also a process that the protagonist should have a fundamental change in his mentality. This process should be a real change. The protagonist should have a clear understanding of himself at this time. His "strongest ability" is actually a joke? What does this mean? How could he not recognize the protagonist at this time? Then you are underestimating an "upstart" who can go up. Any upstart will have his own unique vision and ability to correct mistakes. The third point: When he hits a woman, he actually hits Huangpu Junrou? At this time, the character is almost on the verge of collapse. The protagonist was beaten by his wife without even fighting back. He himself once said that he would not hit his own people. This can be said to be his "bottom line" as a person. There is no reason why the author has exceeded this "bottom line". No matter how unsuccessful the protagonist is and how tightly controlled he is by the tigress at home, he will never engage in domestic violence. What's more, he felt guilty at the time and did not confess. The first time the author said that he would give 20% of the shares to Huangpu Junrou, he had already reached the bottom line of this character. The second time, even if Huangpu and the blood demon poisoned him, he would never engage in domestic violence because he owed others. The character has collapsed at this point. When I saw this position, my mentality was a little broken, and then I looked at the plot behind it, and sure enough, it collapsed after that, because the author had already destroyed the integrity of the characters at this time. This is like a flood, which will only lead to more collapse in one step. People who can't control themselves cannot be overlords. So before I came to review the book, I saw that everyone was disappointed with the latter part. I think this is also the reason. The author is a leader in character creation. I think it might be better for the author to read more literary works later and see how the writing "everyone" maintains the bottom line. You can't lead yourself into a ditch just because you have to take care of the supporting characters' plots and ignore the "growth" of the characters. Big characters need to "grow". The characters in the author's writings do not grow, only luck. I think this is the difference between the author and some top novel writers such as Yan Da and Cuiyu. A true villain is a true villain. No matter what the environment, the things in people's bones are sometimes destined by nature. Only by learning can people change and grow. Looking forward to better works from the author.

I personally think that the book "Flying in the Sky" is Yue Pang's best novel, bar none, and he doesn't have many works in the first place. As for why, I am too lazy to say more. If anyone is particularly interested, just read the chapter reviews I posted. There are not many of them anyway. The main thing I want to point out is that compared to a large number of fairy tales, this book has a very important advantage, which may be ignored by many book friends. That is, this book uses very little ink on "hardcore" content such as exercises, magic weapons, and fighting that are not useful in promoting the development of the plot. Usually, only three to five hundred words out of ten thousand words mention these contents, and the level classification is also simple (of course you can say that this is because Yue Pang is not good at it, but after writing millions of words, it is actually not that bad, so the real reason is that Yue Pang does not pay attention to these). To be honest, in many fairy tales and fantasy novels, the authors often let their imaginations run wild, analyzing the pros and cons of weapon-making materials and writing thousands of instructions, describing how a certain skill is practiced and writing a narrative of several thousand words. The author has used his brain, and it's very exciting, but after reading these, can readers refine weapons, collect them, practice them, or practice fighting skills? So to say that a little bit of P is of no use is just nonsense. I'm not saying that this water shouldn't exist, but there is no need to have so much of it. What unexpected situation occurred during the fight that changed the subsequent plot development or even a turning point? Of course you have to write it clearly, but your hero just had a normal fight. You just want to use tens of thousands of words to write about how difficult it is to win this fight, so that's unnecessary, right? So "Flying" is very good in this aspect. 97% Of the words are used in the description of the character environment, the development of the storyline, and the portrayal of conflicts. The main struggle is on intrigues and intrigues, and it is basically guaranteed that the main characters and the protagonists all have online IQs and obvious personality differences. They rarely look the same. This is not easy. Of course, the above are not just the advantages of "Flying". All of Yuepang's books basically do a good job in this aspect. The above is not the only advantage, but I feel that this aspect has been ignored by most book reviews, so I specifically mentioned it to talk about it.

Why send Xue Linglong away? What do you think? Get out of the pit. It's not as good as a book about watching chess.

A brief talk about Feitian. After working hard for several days, I finally finished reading Yue Qianchou's "Flying in the Sky". I had a lot of thoughts, and many feelings were stuck in my throat, and I couldn't express myself or feel happy. Reading the author's book for the first time, let me briefly express my personal opinions. The book "Flying Sky" is beautifully written, the plot is smooth and unconventional, and the author has a relatively good control over the main plot. This book creates many vivid and flesh-and-blood plot characters. It is precisely the strong emotional entanglement shown by this vivid plot character in the middle and later stages of the book that made me always feel a faint feeling of distress lingering in my heart after reading the whole book, which will not go away for a long time. It is precisely because of this feeling that I have the heart to read the author's other works, but I have never been able to muster the courage. Some people may say, don't take reading too seriously, just take a look and don't put too much emotion into it. It is true that I have always read novels with an entertainment and leisure mentality, because there are already too many helpless things in reality, so why can't I make myself happier in the world of novels. But if you don't invest emotionally, you won't be able to experience the happiness in the book most of the time. Conflicting right? Maybe... Okay, let's get down to business and tell you a few things about the book. The first is my opinion on the subject matter of this book. I don't know how the author categorizes his work, but the starting point is to list it in the fairy tale and fantasy immortality categories. Then I want to talk about it. What is a fairy? In my opinion, immortals are free and at ease, and immortals are detached. Where are the fairies in this game? Perhaps in the first part of the book, there are plots of struggling to survive, practicing hard in the "deep mountains", and earning a chance. In the later stages, it completely turned into a group battle involving dozens or even millions of legions. In the end, it even more frantically evolved into a tens-billion showdown. All the strange skills and techniques that were spent a lot of time and ink were useless. And why is he a hero? Every Chinese has his own hero in his heart. There are chivalrous people who "draw their swords to help when the road is rough"; there are chivalrous people who "drink and sing songs, leap on horses and swords, and enjoy grudges and grudges"; and there are also those who are described by Mr. Jin Yong as "great chivalrous people who serve the country and the people". Where is the hero of this work? To sum up, in my opinion, this work has completely exceeded the scope of "Xianxia", and has become a cold weapon struggle for hegemony in the clothes of Xianxia. The military and politics followed the Tang Dynasty, and the universal social outlook was closer to that of the Song and Ming Dynasties. But in this cold weapon work, there is a hand-held three-shot automatic tracking missile-a super artifact like the magic-breaking bow. Why is it so embarrassing? Secondly, let's talk about the plot and characters. When I started reading the book, I was attracted by the plot and read it carefully until I started to skip the part about "fighting the chaos in the East China Sea" and then stabilized again in the part about "Flowing Clouds and Sand Sea" and my relationship with the landlady. The reason is fatigue. The book begins with an intense plot, telling the story of a small character's struggle for survival and pursuit. He keeps "fighting! Fighting! Fighting!" He finally had to change the map and start a new chapter, but the result was an even more cruel "fight". I'm a little tired of watching it. In my opinion, this actually shows that the author's rhythm control is somewhat improper, at least this rhythm is not suitable for me. After regaining stability, I saw the big world along the way, saw the growth and changes of the protagonist, and enjoyed his excitement. Until I saw Zhan Ruyi getting married, my interest began to go downhill again. It can be said that from here on, curiosity about this woman's ending was the only motivation for me to continue reading the book. With expectations for her happy ending, I kept reading until around chapter 1890, when I started to feel tired again. But in order to verify some of my opinions, I still read this part hastily, and read many chapters repeatedly, and this is the end. Let's briefly talk about some of the characters in the book: Lao Bai, the soul of this book, if you catch him, you will also catch the main line of the book. Before he was rescued, the author created a perfect image for him of "peerless elegance" and "amazing talent". Then some descriptions after he was rescued brought some disharmony to this perfection. Especially his guidance and help to the protagonist has always been hidden. I thought it was because he didn't want the protagonist to become his puppet, and it was a kind of love and care for the protagonist. However, the conversation between the two of them on the dragon boat revealed this information: the demon generals sealed in some treasure places were just for the protagonist to unseal. Where can I see this before? Considering the protagonist's situation at the time, his cautious personality, and the strength gap between the two parties at the time, who would dare to let them go rashly? I have to say this part was a failure. Miao Yi, the protagonist of this book, is a small person from the bottom of the city. In the early stage of the work, he has both the cunning and ruthlessness of a little man struggling to survive, and a lot of shining points of human nature - integrity, bravery, and fearlessness of power. But with the arrival of the big world, he is slowly changing, and the story once again reaches the turning point of Zhan Ruyi's marriage. "If you don't become bad in silence, you will become perverted in silence." At this point, the protagonist's suppressed emotions began to affect him more and more. It can be said that he began to become bad and abnormal. And I feel that from here on, the author's grasp of this character began to get out of control, making the changes in this character full of some discordant contradictions, and in the end, the protagonist became hypocritical and unscrupulous in doing things. The attitude towards female characters is full of disharmony, such as the endings of many women such as Xing Xing and Guang Meier. Another example is the ending of Zhan Ruyi, although I want to try my best to find good reasons for his behavior. For example, the purpose of capturing Zhan alive is to keep her alive, and the purpose of killing Zhan Ping and his wife is to prevent others from discovering the weakness of kindness in his heart. However, it is still full of contradictions. Since he wants to keep Zhan alive, he can use her parents as a bargaining chip in a high-sounding way. Speaking of this, by the way, Qing Zhu, as the character who occupies the most space among the major villains in this book, Qing Zhu had an admiring attitude towards the protagonist before he officially turned against him. And I think appreciation between people most of the time happens between people of the same kind. Then can I come to the conclusion that the protagonist's struggle history is actually similar to the rise of the Qing Lord. The protagonist is slowly becoming no different from the Qing Lord. The difference is nothing more than the final winner and loser. Even with the foreshadowing of Lao Bai's previous words, this point still cannot be concealed. Miao Yi is dead, Niu Er is no more, and the unyielding roar that resounds throughout the world has become extinct - "Niu has virtue here, who dares to fight to the death with me?" Gao Guan, this character is placed here entirely to satisfy my own little vanity. When I saw Gao Guan telling the protagonist all the information about "Monk Nanbo" in complete detail, the first thought that came to my mind was "This guy will be cleared up in the future." Haha, just take it as a joke. Now that we've talked about men, let's talk about the female characters (this is the point, hehe). There are too many female characters. Let's talk about two characters with a "certain" contrasting relationship. Xue Linglong, as a woman born in a brothel, must have had ups and downs in the first half of her life, and her loss of virginity is also quite sympathetic. But since she got married, her life has been different. Eight sedans were carried (the specific plot has been forgotten), the matchmaker was marrying, and the social status has undergone earth-shaking changes (refer to the historical background I analyzed above). Although he has gone through some ups and downs since then, he has been loved by his husband and his son-in-law for most of the rest of his life, has a harmonious family, and has been a noble person throughout his life. It is no exaggeration to say that it is the happiest. To such a woman, I can only offer my most sincere blessings. Zhan Ruyi, in my opinion the most tragic character in this book, is also the most successful character in this book. She comes from a prominent family and is loved by her parents. Although she has a smart mind, she longs to live a simple life. This is a proud and pure man. At the same time, she is a woman who was very well educated by her parents (please continue to refer to the social era I am analyzing. Regarding tutoring, it is reflected in many places in the book). As a girl, she lived a simple and happy life according to her own ideas, and slowly, she also found her own "beloved man" - the protagonist of this book. But soon, everything changed. Seeing this, I felt a sense of familiarity in my heart. This is obviously a common routine in many domestic film and television dramas. The same as in the film and television drama, the book uses a lot of space to describe the role of the non-male protagonist's partner; but the difference is that the book can use more delicate detailed descriptions and almost explicit inner narration to produce an expressive power that far exceeds that of the film and television drama. And it was this difference that set off a strong emotional conflict in my heart - I sympathized with her and hoped that she would have a happy ending. But her ending was actually determined from the moment she officially got married. Sure enough, after marrying the Emperor of Heaven, she was heartbroken, faced with turmoil in the harem, persecution from her family, and even the plot of her "beloved man" in her heart. All this made her no longer "satisfied", and she could no longer live simply according to her heart's wishes for the rest of her life, until she finally decided to die. Fortunately, the appearance of Xiaonan in the last chapter (the title of the chapter and my strong personal will made me think that she can only be the reincarnation of Zhan Ruyi) gave me another little comfort in my heart. Of course, there are some things that I don't understand in the description of this character. I read the chapter "I understand" several times, but I still can't understand what she understood before she died, or what she understood was not what the protagonist wanted her to understand at all. On the contrary, her father Zhan Pinghou may understand a little more, but of course only a little. Some might say that at the last moment, her heart had changed. But I want to say that it was just the pride and struggle she showed after knowing her ending. When she took out her armor, she was still the same proud and pure person, and she was still the same stunning woman. From then on - that touch of "military" equipment was no longer seen in the world, and the starry sky echoed with that swan song - "If you are a virtuous cow, you dare to fight me to the death." (As I write this, I can't help crying, but I feel shy and suppress myself) A work can bring people laughter or tears, but as long as it can create strong emotional resonance in readers, it is still a good work. It is enough that the book "Flying Sky" contains "Zhan Ruyi". I hope that the author will write better and better in the future. Of course, I also hope that there will be more beauty in the book. After all, there are too many helpless things in life. ——"Is suffering suffering? All living beings suffer" (forced suppression again) I have written so many words outside the text without realizing it. Some people may think that I am too devoted and too serious. But what I want to say is that if you are a reader who thinks that the content of this book is in line with reality and different from ordinary novices, then please understand my seriousness, because you are also a serious person yourself; if not, then I sincerely hope that you can be more serious in your future reading. Because this can bring us more fun in the book. Although this fun sometimes brings something else, it is worth it.

My understanding of cultivating immortals is to be content with one's grudges and to be free and at ease. This book gives another style, a cultivator cloaked in social officialdom, ranking based on seniority, flattering superiors and bullying subordinates, and intrigues. There is no true love. The relationship between you and me is all about profit. I thought I was reading a political officialdom article, but it can only be said that it is too social. I am in the mud, and I want to find some fantasy beauty in the world of novels. The result... And some of the plots are very far-fetched. I have followed more than 90 chapters and I really can't stand it anymore. No matter whether the later chapters are exciting or not, the first hundred pages of a novel disgust me. Why should I continue to suffer after reading the rest. I hope that people who don't like this novel style will not waste their time after reading this. Of course, if you like it, just ignore it.

Alas, old friends are like trees in the pavilion, and the autumn wind is sparse It was the winter of 2015, on a certain warm day, the wind was not very cold On the bus, I curled up with my mobile phone, reading pirated books And Qi Xiuhong, a little one, could not be smaller, and the name of a little person will always be engraved in my mind. Over the years, things have changed and people have changed. I have always been brooding over the fact that my final wish was not Qi Xiuhong, and it is so unforgettable to this day. Why? I don't know myself Perhaps the fleeting years of youth and frivolity disappeared together with Qi Xiuhong's tears dripping on Miao Yi's face, and there is no turning back. I have a glass of wine, and I look up to the mountains and rivers with one hand. Looking back at the desolate place, I am speechless and choked. Long time, it's a cool autumn day My old friend is not here, I am crying alone, I can't meet Yun Zhiqiu, and I don't have the emperor's favor I once had a Qi Xiuhong, but I don't know where she is. All I can do is subscribe to some chapters to comfort the boy I once was. Yours sincerely

The overall plot is barely adequate, but the details of many characters are a bit deliberate, and many places are so verbose that one might even think someone had been hired to write them.

It was still watchable in the early stages, but later on I felt that the character of the male protagonist was still as low as before. It made people not like the male protagonist and the female protagonist at all. The character was too ruthless, he didn't pay attention to emotions at all, and he insisted on having a harem. Really, so many people who didn't deserve to die died. Isn't it uncomfortable? It's really just for ex people. Really, to put it bluntly, this male protagonist is really not worthy of being the emperor of heaven. He is really just a villain. Tens of thousands of years of accumulation have turned him into an even more disgusting person. He has no positive energy at all and is just an ex person 😰

At first glance, this book is about cultivating immortals. At second glance, it is a mixture of Three Kingdoms, Sui and Tang dynasties, and other storytelling. At the end, it is a history of the struggles of gangster tycoons in Shanghai. This is the most ridiculous book I have ever read.

Where there is a need for exciting fighting, there is basically only one shot fired and then it is over. There is nothing but killing, too many killings. The emotions are also a bit sentimental for a stallion.

When the war begins, the protagonist becomes a murderer who only makes trouble and has no regard for the consequences, and forcibly takes on the protagonist's halo. The seventh-grade White Lotus directly singled out a group of ninth-grade Green Lotus. The logic is messed up. The writing was very good before Chapter 400, but after that, it becomes the protagonist who kills coins.

After watching it too much, I realized that it alluded to real life. I couldn't stop it even if I wanted to, and I couldn't stop it even if I wanted to. In general, there is too little human touch, and profit is the most important thing. Like Lord Qing, who is in a high position, can't he have someone he likes? Take yourself out and don't replace anyone else. From God's perspective, this book is a tragic novel from beginning to end. What are the pursuits of the characters in it? In the end, they were all erased by time, both ruthless and sentimental. The lack of autonomy for the female characters in it is a major failing. Generally speaking, it is in line with the current situation of contemporary society. Only by experiencing too much and being hurt can you understand the pain and sorrow.

My Zhan Ruyi😭😭😭😢😢😢I love you the most, you are the most pitiful[fn=19 ]😢😢 If there is a parallel world, I hope you put on your armor and fight in all directions and never look back 😭😭😭😭

The book I read a few years ago is really a classic and I highly recommend it. I don't understand why there are so many comments now about writing women to death. This has always been Yue Qianchou's style, pursuing something more realistic. Nine times out of ten things in life are unsatisfactory, and the protagonists in his novels are not the kind of villains who can do whatever they want. If a woman comes, they will fall in love with the protagonist, and if they come with a supporting role, they will be like a bastard. The protagonists in his works are all based on strict character logic. The reality is so helpless, rather than taking it for granted. This is a novel, not a novel.

I read Feitian for a while before, but I gave up after nearly 900 chapters, forgetting why. I recently started reading it again, and the previous plot was very exciting. While I was reading it, I couldn't figure out why I gave up on this book. Until I saw the protagonist marrying Yun Zhiqiu, and then coming back from Tianjie for the second time, he was beaten up and punished severely by Yun Zhiqiu. I am a male chauvinist, so I was particularly disgusted with this kind of plot. The proprietress said that she liked Miao Yi, but it was very unreasonable and often contradictory. I couldn't understand why Miao Yi liked such an unreasonable and unreasonable woman. The sight of it made me instantly feel disgusted towards Miao Yi, Yun Zhiqiu and even the author himself. This makes me very repulsive to any plot about Yun Zhiqiu. Another point is that the protagonist said in Tianjie that the resources exchanged for the sixth-grade demon pill can upgrade the third-grade golden lotus to the fourth grade? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? The sixth-grade demon pill needs to be hunted by people from the Borderless Realm to obtain it. However, the resources exchanged for such an awesome demon pill are only enough to upgrade a small realm of the fifth realm. I even suspected that the translation I read was wrong. After reading it a few times, I am sure it is to upgrade the third-grade Golden Lotus to the fourth grade? ? ? ? ? Author, are you kidding me? ? ? ? The Golden Lotus and Colorful Lotus are two major realms short of each other, and the demon elixir in Xian Sheng's body can only enhance a small realm of Golden Lotus. Are you here to make a joke? Can we be more rigorous about currency? Can you not make people feel as uncomfortable as eating a fly?

The fighting is a bit uncomfortable, the fighting style and the fighting scenes are too stiff! When I was in the White Lotus Realm, I would rush forward with a spear and a horse, but when I arrived at the Borderless Realm, I would still rush forward with a spear and a mount and fight with one knife after another. It was a bit too funny.

First of all, I have only read about Going to Purgatory for the time being. But I regret buying the whole book in advance. Of course, it is not that this book has no merits and things to read. First of all, in the early stages of interweaving into the big world, the plot of the small world has been shrinking. After marrying Yun Zhiqiu, there are too many descriptions of the couple's life. Maybe the author deliberately created a contrast between the readers who think that cultivators are unsympathetic and unrighteous, while the protagonist and the people around him have a sense of "home", which I think is too deliberate. I personally understand that most immortals, and many ethical guidelines in fairy novels are often based on the feudal system, such as the "men are superior to women" that the author has always mentioned in the book. It's not that Yun Zhiqiu's portrayal is bad, I personally think that he used too much force to express it. Even in today's society, where men and women are equal, Yun Zhiqiu's behavior is not so easy for his partner to accept and prefer. 1 Although Yun Zhiqiu has a strong background, he did not provide any substantial help to Miao Yi. 2 Although Yun Zhiqiu was sincere and sincere towards Miao Yi, he showed his heart and soul. But women as big as the Emperor of Heaven may not dare to do this, right? Only in modern society would monogamy be so accommodating, right? But with the financial status of Miao Yi, the chance of separation will be greater, right? Regarding the level classification, it feels like a child's play to just skip a few stages. Don't mention any treasures or techniques. I only think that Miao Yi's techniques are just to speed up the practice. For actual combat, they are nothing more than flames, which have surprising and unexpected effects. However, this is not, for example, Golden Lotus Level 1 Chaos Seconds. Level 5 is as good as level 7-9; if it's a treasure, it's okay in the small world, but in the big world, other heavenly soldiers and generals all have level 3-4 treasures, which is not much less than yours. The first destruction of the medicine garden was even worse. Seeing the golden lotus at level 1 hacking away at levels 5-9 made me sick! There are too many plots to comment on. I used it to relieve my boredom during the recent book shortage. The book is not a bad book. I just think that the author may have average emotional intelligence and a moderate vision. The writing is too deliberately created to create a style, rather than letting nature take its course.

International idlers are classics.

Green Gourd Sword Fairy is a martial arts fairy with a very interesting story.

Watch it again. Some novels are really nonsensical and endless nonsense, but there are still novels written by fat people that have content 😄

Why is this book often missing chapters

. 6 Days

For me, the book "Feitian" is already halfway through when Miao Yi rewards Xu Linglong to Xu Tangran. How did Qi Xiuhong die? It was because he was forced into that society by a certain palace master and died in the end. I remember the author said at the time that it would be risky to write the protagonist's woman to death, but in my opinion, it is very uncomfortable to give a woman who is interested in the protagonist to another man. What's more, what's the difference between Miao Yi's actions now and that of the Palace Master who forced Qi Xiuhong? To put it bluntly, in my eyes, Miao Yi has become the kind of person he hates. This is the first time I have the urge not to watch anymore. Then when Zhan Ruyi finally married the Emperor of Heaven, for me, the book Feitian was over. People like Ji Meili, who have no emotional basis, become a concubine for the protagonist, and then Ruyi, a girl who longs for freedom and obviously likes Miao Yi, is sent to another man's bed. Oh, is the plot necessary? Doesn't rising up to resist fit in with the author's description of Miao Yi's bloody and impulsive character? But according to the author's intention, Miao Yi was also interested in Ruyi when he learned about Ruyi's intentions. What happened in the end? The sword is still broken. At this point, I really don't want to read anymore. Why? The protagonist's women can die, and there can be no ending, but in my heart, they cannot become other people's women! Later, I directly flipped through the chapter table of contents and saw that Yun Ruoshuang was married to someone else. Maybe no one had the impression, but I remember it deeply. Although she knew Miao Yi no earlier than Yun Zhiqiu, she liked Miao Yi earlier than Yun Zhiqiu. To put it bluntly, it was Yun Zhiqiu who stole her man. I thought that she could occupy a place in the harem, but what happened? Once again, he wrote about a woman who liked Miao Yi so much that she fell in love with him! Looking through the catalog at random, I remember that there was a chapter in which Miao Yi conspired to rob Concubine Qin, the concubine of the Emperor of Heaven. I didn't look carefully. He must have robbed it for someone else, right? I just want to say something, if you can help others grab it, where will you put Ruyi who likes you? In the section about giving poisonous wine to Zhuge Qing, what is the difference between the emperor and the Emperor of Heaven? The debt I owed on impulse was put under house arrest in the palace, and in the end I was killed by you giving me a glass of poisonous wine. Haha, Huangpu was also a woman you captured because you couldn't control your bastard spirit. At least you can get a trace of your affection. Zhuge Qing shouldn't have ended up like this no matter what. The last chapter, I wish you everything you want in this life. In my eyes, it is simply disgusting, Ruyi Ruyi, Xiaonan must be Zhan Ruyi. I went to Baidu to search for the ending of Zhan Ruyi. Some people said that the Emperor of Heaven versus Ruyi was good in various ways. In the end, Zhan Ruyi said to the Emperor of Heaven: I am waiting for His Majesty to come back. Is this Ruyi's expression of being moved by the Emperor of Heaven? Haha, if you don't keep it when you love you, when someone is touched by others, they will kill you and give you two lives. I promise you a happy life. Haha, I am afraid that one day you will meet someone stronger than you, you still have to give it away. Oh, what qualifications do you have to promise her a happy life? Because she likes you? Or did you become the Emperor of Heaven? Who knew you wouldn't be able to break into the big world? In the later stage of Feitian, Miao Yi no longer had the blood and the blood to become a beauty in a small world without strength. Why can't I grab Yun Zhiqiu and Ruyi? Not enough affection? Or is it because of insufficient strength? Alas, before Feitian gave away Xue Linglong, I thought it was a rare and good book. After that, I don't want to comment. The above are just some complaints that I feel uncomfortable with.

Retreat bravely from the rapids and hide behind the scenes. The old man is now the real big tree behind Xiahou's family. It can be seen that the old man can live for at least tens of thousands of years, which is enough for him to see some people and things clearly. Make two assumptions: First, according to the routine of Yue Da's other two books, the protagonist is not the strongest. There must be a legend behind the protagonist. If this routine continues, the legend behind the Miao thief will undoubtedly be Lord Bai. The Xiahou family, which had been the best family in the world since the Great Chaos, must have been a big help that Master Bai could use. The Xiahou family now only knows that there are six ways behind the Miao thief. Later, they should know the real person behind it, Lao Bai. Thus cooperate. The role of the old man at this time is to remove some of the dregs of the younger generation and leave some obedient and available people to support the Miao thieves. But Master Bai will definitely cut off most of the ambitious and capable next generation of the Xiahou family. Now it seems that both Cao Man and Xia Houling will probably have a hard time surviving. Second, if we don't follow the routine of the first two books of Yue Da, the Miao thief becomes the Supreme, and the White Lord takes the beauty and goes into seclusion after taking revenge, or if he is just a wisp of dead soul and becomes gray after taking revenge. Miao thieves need a big tree to rely on. This big tree must have lush branches and leaves, and roots spreading all over the ground. The Xiahou family is the best choice. So how to control the Xiahou family is a problem. At this time, the old man must be the first Xiahou family to see the situation clearly and join the Miao thieves. All that's left is to see how the old man handles his juniors. As for controlling Xiahou's family, this kind of thing is not a problem for Lord Bai, nor is it a problem for Yan Lengleng who has improved in cultivation. And I think that if the white master is seriously injured and dies, in order to survive and take revenge, he might also practice Yin Yang Jue.

After reading Daojun, relying on my trust in Daojun, I came back to read Feitian. I ordered it all and regretted it. I basically skipped chapters in the second half of Feitian, which made me feel sick while skipping. I will never read any book by Yue Qianchou again in the future. Although this is a personal book review, after reading books for more than ten years, Feitian is the most disgusting book I have ever read. It is extremely vulgar and the style is extremely vulgar. I originally thought that Feitian was a ghostwriter, but the latter comparison shows that Feitian and Daojun have similar layouts, but the author is more skillful in his methods, hiding his extremely distorted nature of three views, covering up in fantasy, and writing about human affairs. Forcibly depicting the monk's detached mind from ordinary people and describing the dirty and dirty deeds of the world's plotters and nefarious parents is not just a fly, but basically a swarm of flies dancing in the toilet. I am glad that I have finally finished reading these disgusting words, cover my nose with a jar, and never touch this vulgar writing again.

Xiahou Tuo has been the overlord for three generations, but he only lived 500,000 years before he basically died of old age. How old is Lord Qingzhu Buddha now? Because Qingzhu followed his master and others to fight against Nanbo, Qingzhu Buddha Lord Baizhu and Nanbo are of the same generation, Qingzhu Buddha Lord Baizhu and Liudao Tongzi belong to the same generation of the second generation. Being in the same generation, even if they are slightly older, they are not much older, so the age of Blue Lord, Buddha, Lord and White Lord is about 400,000 years. Well, if they are younger, 300,000 years will be closer to 400,000 years. If the cultivation level is not at the Soul Realm, the normal life span is about the same as Xiahou Tuo, and there is still 100,000 to 200,000 years of life. . . Miao Yi's current grade is only about 20,000 to 30,000 years (I haven't calculated it carefully, but it's probably), but now his cultivation level is Cailian, and it takes more than 10,000 years to advance to a small level. According to normal calculations, it will be almost 100,000 years before entering the first level of Hualian. Haha, the old guys like Lord Qingzhu Buddha may have died of old age, and there is no need for Miao Yi, Yang Qing, the White Lord clone, etc. To bother. . . . The four heavenly kings and other older generations are probably almost dead of old age, and then when you reach the 2nd, 3rd and 4th level of Hualian, haha, there probably won't be any old guys left. Now all the old guys in the structure have died of old age, and there is no one in the same generation who can compete with them. If you can get up to Miao Yi, the world belongs to Miao Yi and others. It feels a little bit cheating, don't you think that before you reach the Hualian realm, you just need to find a place to practice honestly, and when the realm reaches the Hualian level, you can directly come out to accept the overlord of the universe, haha. . . . It's just a joke. . . I just want to point out that the protagonist's upgrade progress is being delayed a bit. . .

Qianchou, this book has mixed reviews and praise, I don't know why they criticized it? I don't know why they don't like it? But for me, since I read Feitian, there is no other novel that I will seriously read. I have been looking for novels similar to Feitian, but they are all unsatisfactory. Feitian, an eternal masterpiece. After reading it three times, I had endless aftertaste.