The Most Immortal Journey

This book is the most immortal fairy tale in my opinion.

The book is not enjoyable. The first young master is the main plot, the second young master is more enjoyable, and the third young master does not open up the harem. The content of the book follows the characters. But the writing is really good, it is a piece of grass and a gray line. It is unique and cannot be written by others. It is amazing and I admire it.

In The Most Immortal Journey, the plot is well controlled, the characters are flesh and blood, the writing style is calm and humorous, and the value conflicts are written in a discussion manner, giving us readers a certain space. Many of the paragraphs can be carefully studied. If this is not considered fairy grass, then there really is no fairy grass. 👍

I watched it a few years ago, and it was a pirated version. Now I've rewatched it, and it still looks good. It's a classic.

Can you please open a book about cultivating immortals? It's so well written, it completely beats other brainless systems for cultivating immortals.

One of the best fairy tale novels I have ever read

Damn it, it's over after just over 400 chapters. It's so boring. Why don't you do a second turn or a third turn or something?

This fairy tale novel really made my eyes shine when I first read it. In this era of endless fairy tale works, it is rare to read such a unique and novel work. The author uses delicate brushstrokes to build a magnificent and colorful world of immortals, in which the characters are vivid and three-dimensional, each with its own characteristics. In the early part of the novel, both the advancement of the plot and the creation of characters have shown a very high level. Each character has an independent personality and way of thinking, and their behaviors are consistent with their respective settings. This is not common in Xianxia novels. Especially the villains, they are not simply evil, but have their own positions and motives. This setting makes the story more real and fascinating. However, as the story progresses, the novel enters the stage of struggle between major factions. Perhaps due to personal taste, I always feel that the description in this part is a bit monotonous and boring. Although the author tried to show the vastness and depth of the world of Xianxia through the intricate power relations, for me, the descriptions of these struggles and intrigues were too lengthy and lacked a compact sense of rhythm. In contrast, I prefer to see the emotional communication between characters and the display of their inner world. Of course, this does not mean that there are no highlights in the later part of the novel. Behind the power struggle, there are still many profound themes and thoughts hidden. For example, discussions on morality, attitudes towards life and death, emotional entanglements, etc., Are all indispensable elements in Xianxia novels. I just hope that the author can pay more attention to the rhythm of the story and the reader's reading experience in future creations, so as to make the work more perfect.

Please make it into comics and animation... Sigh :-(

Every sentence is worth reading. When reading other novels, skipping large sections has no impact at all.