Pure Yang

It's a very good book, but it's inexplicably a bit depressing. Since the protagonist traveled through time, he has experienced one crisis after another, and one disaster after another. He doesn't even have time to breathe. He encounters injustice wherever he goes, and is always targeted and plotted for no reason. Is this the legendary malice from all over the world?

The tree is as beautiful as the forest, but the wind will destroy it. ,, The protagonist is maverick, and he still has the attitude of being the king of heaven and Lao Tzu second. He is obviously not strong enough to ignore the rules, but he still uses the protagonist's aura to decorate his writing. It's a bit poisonous. He can only be regarded as a newly cultivated Taoist after turning into an immortal. He doesn't even look down on a prince king and He Bo. However, for various reasons, he just can't defeat the protagonist.

As far as the story goes, the main plot of this book is very simple. Not too many twists and turns. It feels like the leader's purpose is not to write a novel with ups and downs, but more like to express what he is thinking in his heart and put it into the story. Therefore, private goods are frequently stuffed. As a novel, in terms of plot. I think this book fails. If it weren't for the writing skills and the self-consistent flow of luck, I'd be afraid that it would be unsightly.

In my opinion, this book is the most regrettable book for the leader😢

Other people's books are astonishing to the heavens and the earth and the air—shuang The leader's books are astonishing to the heavens and the earth as to the air—and aggrieved.

Compared to The Fake Prince, which book is better?

I think the world view setting of "Pure Yang" is magnificent. The author cleverly integrates the law of death into the cultivation system, forming a unique "bone burial ground" setting, which makes the whole story full of tense and exciting atmosphere. At the same time, the author's characterization of the characters is also very delicate. Each character has its own unique personality and growth trajectory, allowing readers to resonate with it during the reading process.

Over the years, this book has been my favorite among the leader's books, followed by "Swallowing the World". The book that the leader is proud of has no feeling at all.

There are too many typos, I'm tired of looking at this!

Chunyang is so pure, as pure as pure water