Blood Song of the Three Realms

I just want to say, why Mao almost finished watching and the protagonist is still a virgin

The levels are inconsistent, and the settings are extremely confusing. Even the names of the people are unclear. The soul master is sometimes called Wanhunmu, and sometimes called Ghost Grass. In particular, the protagonist has extremely double standards. In the Hongmeng world, he killed all the immortals, old and young, good and evil, and then gritted his teeth and became filled with righteous indignation when he saw others killing innocent people indiscriminately? Are you afraid that you won't kill enough in the future?

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I thought the scene where the male protagonist met his mother was a small climax. After all, how could he still be there after so many years of ignoring her? But when the male protagonist saw how powerful and awesome his mother's background was, they immediately recognized each other? What's even more outrageous is that the male protagonist revealed the secret of his treasures without even talking to his mother for a few words without even understanding what kind of person his mother was (and the male protagonist didn't give those treasures to his mother alone. She was so convinced)

Some people criticize this book for confusing the levels of cultivating immortality. On the contrary, I think there is nothing wrong with it, it is a masterpiece. Some children have read a few popular books on immortality cultivation and have formed a fixed mindset, thinking that they should be regarded as ants from top to bottom in the realms from condensation to foundation building to golden elixir to Yuan Ying to god transformation to adjacent realms. I have read a lot of online articles like this. The result is that after ascending, there is no longer any difference between realms because the author has run out of words. This is not the case in this book. As a blood demon, the protagonist is very powerful in combat. He can fight against the golden elixir without practicing serious Taoist techniques. Later, he starts to practice heaven-defying techniques. Isn't he still struggling to survive under the Nascent Soul for a long time? I think it's very reasonable. Moreover, the author also explained the difference between the passage method and the magic method in detail in the article.

Why is it that the author has been writing books for so many years and keeps reading every book without wanting to read it? Dear author, please take the time to improve yourself. You may not be able to do it anymore.

The novel I read in junior high school is still very impressive. The reason why I am so impressed is that it is ridiculous. I vaguely remember that I started writing about vampires, and then it turned into World Tree inexplicably (if I remember correctly). Then when I read it, it felt like 2 or 3 novels were put together. Today I commented on a whim. Mo An'an can't remember what kind of mentality he had when he read it, and then gave up.

I have read a lot of fairy tales and fantasy books, and the settings, names of magic weapons, techniques and battle scenes in Three Realms are the most consistent with the world of cultivation in my mind. Many fantasy novels about immortals and fantasy novels describe battle scenes more like Mr. Jin Yong's martial arts novels (like the TV series "The Eight Parts of the Dragon" filmed in Hong Kong) without the fairy charm of the boss's "Feng Shen Yan"

Upgrade all the way, the protagonist's aura, various treasures are readily available, various bosses keep giving away heads and experience points, and finally you will dominate the three worlds. It should have been pretty good in the early days, but in 2019 I can no longer stand it. Novels that lack connotation still cannot stand the test of time.

There is nothing normal about either breaking off the engagement or having a brain attack at the beginning. Is there any novel like this? Where is the road to immortality? A middle-aged man practices martial arts and embarks on a journey to seek immortality and eternal life. The most terrible martial arts in the street. He has average qualifications and is the weakest at the same level. He once wanted to give up and was confused. After paralyzing myself, I woke up. I had begged for mercy, was afraid of death, and would rather die than beg for mercy. Everything was just to seek immortality. A typical example of not being able to afford early benefits. I really don't understand that today's novels are all about shounen. There is no middle-aged and elderly pig's trotters who are convinced. If they don't understand ginger, they are spicy, but if they are young, they only know their eggs.