Atlas of Immortal Spirits

After reading Chapter 130, I realized that the female protagonist is a bitch. The male protagonist scratched her face when they first met. The second time they met, he invited the female protagonist to hunt for treasure with the idea of ​​killing someone to silence her. The third time, he even wanted the skills that the female protagonist practiced too much. The male protagonist gave her a third of a copy. She wanted to exchange her sword skills with the heroine, and the heroine took out the other two copies to form a complete sword technique and told the hero's life experience and the suicide note left by his father. When the hero saw the sword skills, he immediately wanted to kill the heroine, with the intention of killing people and seizing the treasure. He wanted both the sword skills and the skills. The heroine was forced to form a life-and-death contract, so the two of them finally came together. It was either a bitch or something, I couldn't stand it anymore, it was really poisonous. To be honest, the author's other writings were okay, but this male protagonist was really a failure.

Book Review: Atlas of Fairy Spirits Words written before: Maybe it can't be called a book review, because there is not much evaluation of the novel. It is more about some of my own thoughts and feelings after reading the novel. Maybe it is more appropriate to call it a review? However, I always feel that the review is written by elementary school students, so I still named it a book review. After reading the novel for the first time that year, I have always wanted to write something, but I have not started writing for many years, and I am a lazy person who is not good at pen and ink, so I have not done anything until two months ago. After the first draft was completed, I read it several times and revised some places. ——Recorded on November 11, 2020 Counting on my fingers, it was five or six years ago that I read "The Atlas of Immortals" for the first time. As of writing this book review, I have reviewed it countless times. Thinking back carefully, the first time I read a fairy tale novel that year was Yunji's novel - "It's Hard to Find an Immortal". Recalling the feeling at that time, it really opened the door to a new world - it turns out that there is such a world, where fairy clothes flutter, fly to the sky and escape from the earth, move mountains and seas, and be bizarre, and you can seek immortality. After reading "It's Hard to Find an Immortal", I dived into fairy novels, and then I came across "The Atlas of Immortals". I almost didn't hold on to the first volume, because compared to "A Immortal Is Hard to Find," the story of "The Immortal Spirit" was a little slower to get on track, which made me almost think that the protagonist was about to wallow in the lower world, a world lacking in spiritual energy. Fortunately, I persisted and persisted until I entered the upper realm (Cangming Realm) with the protagonist. The article says that Lingyu, Fan Xianshu, and Luo Yun went through dangers and finally reached the upper world and were shocked to see the scene in Feilian City. In fact, I want to say that it was not just them who were shocked, but also us readers. A picture of cultivating immortality slowly unfolded before our eyes. Watching Lingyu grow all the way: Zhu Rongshan builds the foundation by chance, fights on the sea for twenty years to enter the later stage of foundation building, looking for the location of Dayan City, Dantian shatters in a dream for thirty years, turns to Dharma practice from scratch, forms the Dan, middle and late stages, wins the first prize on the lotus platform, "suffering loss" Lovers, gambling with Zhao Ming, the Big Dream Poison Swamp giving birth to a baby, traveling in the Eastern Sea to advance to Yuan Zhong, Xingluo Sea becoming the Yuan Queen... Lingyu is slowly growing and becoming stronger, and we, the readers, are also growing up with her to understand and appreciate the elegance of the world written by the author. The author described the map very clearly. Following her pen, I appreciated the different scenery of the Cangming world: Lingcang where there are many sects, Xingluohai where there are freedom and ease, Mengze where the aristocratic family controls, Dongming where the struggle is straightforward and cruel but also a little simple. Even some place names are not completely fictitious. Feilian and Pingyi seem to be place names in ancient Chinese myths and legends, perhaps intentionally by the author. Only when I become an adult do I understand how difficult it is to build a world and make people understand and believe that this world really exists, and how successful it is once it can be achieved. For example, Jin Yong's martial arts uses novels to build a martial arts world between fiction and reality, with various sects and forces, various martial arts schools, plus various mysterious martial arts secrets or peerless magic weapons. The martial arts master Wudang Shaolin, the Beggar Gang with a large number of people, and various other small and medium-sized sects with their own characteristics. Careful readers can even figure out the rise and fall of a sect from different novels, although the author himself did not write about it directly. But it undoubtedly greatly enhances the reality of this world. The protagonist adventures and grows in this background, until he finally stands at the top of the world. Countless novels, TV shows, and movies in later generations have used this Jianghu background to tell their own stories. I believe this is the most successful point of Jin Yong's novels, or at least one of the most successful points. Similarly, the author of "Winds" has also achieved this, although the world is not as grand as Jin Yong's martial arts world. She successfully constructed the world of Cangming Realm, and described the characters, customs, scenery and scenery in different places with their own characteristics. It won't make people feel face-blind or repetitive. Even sometimes when I read a geographical description, I want to draw a map. For example, how are the three sects in Lianghuang Mountain distributed? Where is Huiling Lake? It's a pity that I haven't drawn anything since I was a child. I imagined how ugly my drawing would look, and I gave up the idea of ​​drawing a map angrily. (But I suspect that the author drew a map himself.) But what I want to say most about "Winds" is not these: not the various fighting methods, not the love between the male and female protagonists, not even the almost real maps. In the novel "Fairy Spirit", what impressed me most was the emotions I experienced with Lingyu: sect love, master-disciple love, and fellow sect love. Lingyu is growing up, step by step from a little Qi-refining monk to a Yuanhou monk. In the process, the characters in the background of her growth are also slowly aging. Every time Lingyu returns from his travels, the author always writes about the changes in other people in the Taibai Sect, such as Duan Yue, Master Gu, Yang Zhenren, Xianhua, Xianxuan, and of course Lingyu's master, Master. The Taibai Sect described by the author is a very harmonious sect, at least on the surface. This may be related to the fact that the people in power of the Taibai Sect and most of the powerful monks are relatively decent people. Duan Yue, who is obsessed with practicing swords and whose swordsmanship is as strong as a mountain, is worried about the sect, the nagging leader Gu, the taciturn and powerful Yang Zhenren, who have always been inseparable from Meng. The characters in the author's writing are so lifelike that every time I think of these names, the person in the book seems to be standing in front of me, as if there really is such a sect and there are really such people. They may have their own tempers and small shortcomings, but they are all good. I'm going too far, but to come back, every time Lingyu returns, except for Lingyu's master Wei Wuyi, everyone in Lingyu's ancestors is getting older. In the author's writing, we can really feel that in the world of cultivating immortals, opportunities are hard to find, advancement is difficult, and immortality is hard to find. It is the norm, and people like the protagonist are the exceptions. Does the author also want to point out the difficulty of the journey to immortality through the description of these backgrounds? Unknown. And even if, like the protagonist, he has no shortage of talent, luck, and opportunity, he must endure the loneliness and even boredom of his masters and friends leaving him one by one after he reaches the Mahayana. This is not a mechanical protagonist without emotions, nor is it a world with machines without emotions. This is what I think is the most successful, and it is also the biggest difference from mechanical monster-fighting games. I secretly believe that apart from being highly intelligent, what makes people human is that they have rich emotions. Simply defeating monsters, making money, upgrading, and showing off your power. At the beginning, readers felt happy, but as time went on, they became numb, and even felt that everyone was the same. Someone once commented on Jin Yong's "The Legend of Heaven and Sword of the Dragon" and said: The core of "Eight of Heaven" is actually brotherhood, master-disciple love. The brotherhood between the Seven Heroes of Wudang, the master-disciple relationship between Zhang Sanfeng and his disciples. I would say that's what attracted me the most about "Winds". In my opinion, if the plot design and world setting are the flesh and blood of a novel, then the love between people can be called blood. With blood, the characters come alive. In fact, the same is true for "One Immortal", which was earlier than Immortal. Although the path to immortality is cruel and sinister, there is always a touch of warmth lingering around it. Maybe the author himself is a warm-hearted person. As for the second half of "Fairy", I feel that maybe because the world is so big, the map is not as clear as the Cangming Realm. And other supporting characters who appeared in the first half gradually disappeared for various reasons. In this world, Lingyu does not have so many confidants. In addition to working hard to bring down the mastermind behind the scenes, we seem to feel that Lingyu is alone and lonely many times. Does she also miss the time in her heart when she was a little monk with low magic power, running for a few spiritual stones and treasures, but with the support of her masters and the company of her friends and classmates? Maybe this is also a manifestation of being too superior to the cold. People are always like this. When you gain something, you will lose something. It's not even that you take the initiative to give up or choose. It's just that time flies and the vicissitudes of life can change many people and things beyond recognition. They are green, fat, red and thin. It was written near the end of "Fairy Spirit" that after a long time, Lingyu has become one of the great monks of Lingcang, and his good brother Qian Jiale has finally become the first swordsman in the sect. The two of them are sitting on a peak of Taibai Sect, recalling that the boast they had boasted when they were young monks has been realized, but they are full of emotions in their hearts. I am also filled with emotions, and I don't know what the author was feeling when he wrote it. The author writes: "Sometimes time is cruel and irreversible, but sometimes it is full of warmth." Finally, I have actually only read two of the author's complete novels, namely her two fairy novels - "It's Hard to Find an Immortal" and "The Atlas of Immortals". I also read half of other novels, the names of which I have forgotten. I still feel that the author is best at writing fairy tales, and the best he writes is also fairy tales. I even secretly think that it is not an exaggeration to say that Qidian is the best author of fairy tales. Maybe the author can restart the fairy tale novel? This may be the greatest good news for our readers. In fact, can we continue writing the second chapter of "One Immortal" and "The Immortal"? Or continue to build your own fairy world, and one day the characters of "Yixian" and "Xianling" will even intersect? I don't know if I will be able to see it in my lifetime. Unfortunately, the author does not seem to have the idea of ​​​​reviving the fairy tale writing style. Alas, the scholar sighed!

Well, how should I put it, I might be a CP fan of Lingyu×Xu Ni. It was finished when I watched it, and I didn't experience any controversy over the male protagonist in the comment section, and I finished it in a single machine. When I watched the plot, I was attracted to Xu Ni. I followed the ups and downs of the two of them all the way, sweating for their relationship and their path to immortality. I don't think there is anything wrong with them. In fact, they are like people who know when drinking water is hot or cold. They have their own way of getting along. Even though they are jokingly called "the heroine saves her husband", they accompany each other and achieve mutual success. The two have passed through the trough, returned to the top, and finally can calmly start from the beginning. I think this is the best form of love. Both parties become better together because of love, and they are the most suitable. But after replaying it several times, the character of Fan Xianshu became clearer and clearer. Just like a friend said in the comment area, it may be a sniper orientation. It would be better if he is CP, but it will not affect my liking for him if he is not CP. I prefer to call it Immortal Stone the same as Lingyu. Fan Xianshu is the person he is after a mixture of everything. Although he is rich and handsome, his sincerity has always been the immortal stone part of him. He is really difficult. In the same difficult life, Xu Ni still had Lingyu to comfort and support him, and Duan Feiyu and others followed and supported him. Even if he fell from a high platform and his life or death was unknown, Lingyu's Nascent Soul still made a fight, vowing to seek justice. And Immortal Stone was destined to be alone from the beginning. Behind him is Jian Bufan, the man behind the scenes, the battle between two true selves about life and death. Although there is no written description, Jian Bufan, a person who has worked hard and calculated every plan, wouldn't he have a backup plan in the growth of Immortal Stone? I am afraid that I have long planned to fatten up "myself" while preparing to replace him. This is different from the sword hanging above Xu Ni's head. The immortal stone is seeking skin from a tiger. While he was worried that he would be replaced and disappear, he also found out from clues that the so-called person behind the scenes was related to him. It was like playing a double agent. If one person is not good, he will be attacked by a group of people. So Xianshi has always been alone, just like Lingyu feels, "He seems to be indifferent to everything except himself" and "He seems to be deliberately severing the connection between the two." But fortunately, there is still spiritual jade. Immortal stone is like a kite, hoping to cut off contact with everything, but Lingyu clenches the thread in his hand, stubborn and unable to refuse, but it is also touching. Therefore, Fan Xianshu is willing to keep the immortal stone for Lingyu, and only the immortal stone that is sincere to Lingyu. And Lingyu reciprocated the favor and never let him down. The character Fan Xianshu has only a small amount of warmth left, half of it is given to the spiritual jade part of the immortal stone, and the other half is given to the Mingxin part of Jian Bufan. Immortal stone is not CP, which is a bit regretful, but I think it is just right with Lingyu now. Because I can't imagine what it would be like for Fan Xianshu to care about someone wholeheartedly after the fusion. I'm afraid he wouldn't have such a moment with his character. After all, Jian Bufan is extremely selfish and conceited, and his love is not pure. The distance above AUO is just right. And Xu Ni is the right person.

I remember that in the early days of Destiny serialization, Yun Da said that when he was serializing Fairies, he also criticized the male protagonist a bit too hard. I am a fairy who watched the movie after it was finished, and I have never experienced the comment section. If I hadn't been spoiled at the beginning about the male protagonist's name, I would probably hate him a little... But then I was touched by the relationship between him and Lingyu. It was a really touching couple. Destiny's Xiao Xie is completely my preference, even if he is not the heroine's cp, I will like him very much; for Qin Xi and Tian Ge, I am more of a cp fan, and feel that they are made in heaven. Every interaction makes me happy; for Xu Ni and Lingyu, I am a little less affectionate, but of course I still agree that their true love is very, very touching Compared to Xu Ni, Xianshi is more in line with my orientation, that is, similar Like Xiao Xie, I like him even if he is not a heroine (of course, it would be better if he is a heroine 55555). I really like Xianshi's character. His character alone is definitely enough to be the protagonist of a male video. And I also like the feeling that there is a bit of ambiguity between him and Lingyu but it is not a real relationship between a man and a woman. For example, the plot where he said something sexy in front of Xu Ni and deliberately made Xu Ni jealous is really cute 23333

Let's revisit it again. It's really a novel about cultivating immortality that I have read countless times. The layout is really big and grand, and the protagonist's personality is really likable. Everyone is imperfect but has their own characteristics. Let's talk about the more controversial male protagonist. I didn't like Xu Ni very much at first, and I was in tit-for-tat with the heroine as soon as he appeared. As someone who likes to introduce myself as the heroine in novels, I started to dislike him along with the heroine. But as the plot progresses, he is sincere and courageous, clear and discerning in his actions, has his own chivalry, his own original intentions and weaknesses. He will protect the people he cherishes, he will take on responsibilities no matter how dangerous they are, and he will show up regardless of anything when Lingyu needs him... He Together with Lingyu and a group of people, we have experienced a lot and grown a lot. He made Lingyu understand more. He and Lingyu supported each other together. It really made me look at him differently. I felt that he could take on the road and become the male protagonist. It made me feel more and more alive and like him. (I feel that I should have brought in the heroine. I can understand the heroine's thoughts towards the hero. I think it is natural when the two show their sincerity later. I would say that if I were the heroine.) Even if I know that Xu Ni is actually Zi Ying and Lingyu is actually Huai Su, I have always believed that this cannot be a BE. Whether it is them or the other six chosen ones, they all have the same original intention and the heart to give everything for the people around them. May they always be well and remain unchanged~ I saw an article that I still miss, and I have to come back and read it again every time I am in a book shortage. Every time I read it, my thoughts are whirling with the plot and I think: What is this world? This may be the world. This is the rich and colorful result of countless people pursuing the road.

Why do I prefer the heroine's previous life, Huai Su🤔

Because the male protagonist is so beautiful, he attracts bees and butterflies (crossed out) everywhere. Every time he is either caught by someone or trapped somewhere. Although the male protagonist seems to be slightly better than the female protagonist in terms of strength/fighting, most of the time it is the female protagonist who saves the male protagonist. The female protagonist takes the male protagonist's script, and the male protagonist takes the female protagonist's script. It is quite interesting. Although many people seem to be dissatisfied with the emotional line between the male and female protagonists, I quite like it. The two work hand in hand to fight against fate. They are confused and determined, but even when they can't see the way forward, they have no hesitation and fly into the flames. It was this unforgettable love that created the final Cheng Lingyu and Xu Ni, and it was this cause and effect that allowed them to win the Battle of Tongtian.

To summarize: It's probably a story about a group of big guys who took turns becoming insane intermittently after being reincarnated and rehabilitated...

Lingyu is obviously a lover of brokenness😏. What is brokenness is that beauty has a sense of fragility and breakability, but at the same time is full of stubbornness and perseverance that refuses to admit defeat. This can best inspire Prince Lingyu's protective desire and love[fn=5 8]😏, especially when the beauty only showed weakness to her, she couldn't bear it 😃 In the previous life, Huai Su's first love was a sickly handsome guy with such a sense of brokenness, and his taste has not changed in the two lives 😁😏

I've read over a thousand chapters and I can't stand it lately. I really feel that the male protagonist is useless and the female protagonist has to be rescued every time. Their relationship has always seen the female protagonist giving and the male protagonist just passively accepting it. So I would like to ask whether the male protagonist in the end is Xu Ni or Zixi. Can anyone tell me more about the drama, otherwise I won't have the confidence to continue watching.