Qingdi

I have only read it, less than seventy chapters, and it talks about working hard to cultivate Taoism. Brother, in less than seventy chapters, you have given me the smartest dragon girl, the youngest dragon girl, Qianqian, Xiaohe. With this skill, they all became emperors. Personally I find it boring.

Jing Keshou will never be able to understand this aspect of love in his life. He can only say that the old lady's foot-binding cloth is smelly and long.

It's not a masterpiece of the leader, but I like the type of male protagonist who kills decisively. The main reason is that the beginning is particularly good, fresh and energetic. When you are reborn for the second time, you have to fight for where the path lies and move forward indomitably. The later talk about luck is very Jing Keshou, there is nothing much new. The energy to break away from all the shackles and just seek the truth is what distinguishes him from other fantasy heroes. Many people write about decisiveness in killing, either as a perverted murderer or as a brainless man, but there is not enough reason to support it. If you like killing novels, you should read it.

The author's cultural level is too high for me to appreciate. The more I read, the more I feel that my cultural level is too low to keep up with the author's pace. Therefore, I can only reluctantly give up.

Rereading the book Qing Di for the third time and halfway through, I just feel that the leader is very pitiful. On the one hand, the leader is a serious nationalist, and on the other hand, he is indeed seriously affected by public knowledge. He is very disappointed with China's "backwardness", but he is unwilling to lick it like other people. Europe and the United States, so he can only place his feelings on ancient China. As a senior nationalist, he will only place his feelings on the Han Dynasty and not the Tang Dynasty. Therefore, everything in the Han Dynasty in his book is good, so good that he thinks that China now just follows the Han Dynasty system.

I don't understand why the protagonist has to recruit so many women, and many of the female characters are purely supporting roles. I don't care how many people are in the harem, as long as it can be described well, hundreds or even thousands don't matter. But in the Three Kingdoms, Wu Ran, Xiao Qiao, Sun Shangxiang, etc. Are all supporting characters. The writing is completely meaningless. It doesn't feel like recruiting a harem, but like a stamp collection, and the style has been downgraded several notches.

This book was okay at first, but now that I'm halfway through it, I feel like something is wrong. There's something wrong with the author's ideology! For example, we have the thinking of the aborigines in mainland China, but he seems to be deeply influenced by the thinking of the Western ocean colonists. His butt seems a bit crooked. No wonder this book's results are not outstanding! 😐

The leader's understanding of the system shocked me. The system in the Han Dynasty was better than it is now. The luck in the Han Dynasty was light yellow, but now the luck is only red and yellow. Ignorant people are really fearless. I doubt that the leader has not carefully read history and military books. He brags about his own paper armor and crossbows every day. I think the crossbow he used was fooled by Zhang Yimou's hero. . .

Lao Huo hurry up and come back to update Confucianism and Taoism.

How many free chapters have you written for a maid? How beautiful is she? She is afraid of being snatched by others when she takes her out. She laughs to death. She has the status of a scholar, and there is a divine channel method to investigate the case. What is the appearance of a prosperous master and a prosperous husband? A vase is just a vase. Whenever a woman is mentioned, her IQ is worrying Especially the situation of the dragon king feasting on the dragon girl. This is in line with the dual identity of the time traveler and the reborn person. He is a person who has died twice. He is always shy, angry, and annoyed. If only he showed it to others, it is his original character, but then he immediately established the character of Zhizhu. The writing is not bad, but it obviously conflicts with the previous character Because it is obvious that time travel and death once are better stereotypes of the character.

Looking for similar historical luck novels, the best ones with a bit of fantasy and fairy tales? ? ? ?

The book is a good book, but unfortunately I couldn't stand it after reading half of it, so I gave it up. Why are there so many things where you have the upper hand, but in the end you have to win by a close call? Starting from scratch, it is understandable that you should not take risks. Xiatu has been the emperor for so many years, and he has a lot of cards in his hand. He almost overturned the situation when he beat an earthly immortal. Is this something that an emperor can do? Does your emperor do things without leaving any margin or fully considering unexpected factors?

I like reading this novel very much, but I can't stand the part about Xiao He. It feels like a thorn in the side. I don't know what use Xiao He is. He doesn't help the protagonist when he is in trouble. He doesn't come to make things better when he is admitted to Tongsheng. When he becomes famous, he comes to ask for help, and the protagonist still agrees? What's the point of coming? When the main corner is in trouble, will she go looking for another one?

Let me tell you what I think of this book. Be cautious, be diligent and diligent, and never give up the opportunity you have. This book is very good. As for those junk comments, don't push me as a trainee.

Can you please not change the poem? It's a very good article, but the changes will completely ruin your moral integrity. I'm convinced, China's treasure, even if I change one word, it's still acceptable. At your level, it's a piece of cake.

After reading more than ten chapters, the common people in this world have no way to stand out, how desperate they are. In such a backwater world, it is probably a bad thing if there is no backlash in the future, but they cannot resist, but where is the calamity? I guess if it's not good, it will collapse later!

Yu Fan's episode was so disgusting to me, I have to complain about it. I haven't watched it for a long time and there may be some discrepancies, but there are a few things that left a deep impression on me 1- In his previous life, he married the protagonist's younger wife (one of the Dragon Girl sisters) and drove to steal the protagonist's eldest wife (Qian Qian). I secretly hated him and started all the grudges 2-Uncle Yu Fan used Taoism to harm the protagonist during the exam, and the success of the protagonist was miserable even if his future was ruined 3- Carrying thirty with him on a rainy night I personally come to kill the protagonist This is just the first few dozen chapters, and then there are reincarnations in the underworld and fighting against the protagonist until more than a thousand chapters - "The author of the awesome villain who is not so disgusting actually let him live here" The protagonist suppressed the other person and wanted to meet the other person and forget the grudges and accept the other person as his younger brother (they didn't agree) The protagonist smiled and didn't take it to heart to show his generosity 🤭🤭🤭, and gave up after seeing this

I'm annoyed by those people who pretend to be profound. I'm afraid I don't even know what I'm writing about the plot in Yunliwu. Do you want to give people a mysterious feeling? It will only look more artificial.

This writing style is really unbearable. It's so half-written, why can't you just make it clear? Although the writing style cannot be said to be bad, if the writing style of smooth narrative is used as the passing standard, then Jing Keshou's writing style is unqualified. Humanity Paradise was at this level more than ten years ago, and this book is still at this level. It is one of the masters of parallel imports.

Many readers are now criticizing a book written in 2013, and the criticisms are all messed up. If you don't like it, just abandon the book. Are you posting the comments to let other readers agree with you? I have read a few of my previous novels that are not toxic now, but I just liked them when I read them at the time.

What I think is particularly stupid is that why do you think that the experience gained from thousands of years of history on earth is better than hundreds of thousands of years of experience?

I still like Yi Ding, this book has a bit of a Madonna tendency in the later stages. There are also pig feet who have worked hard for this domain and the overall situation. They have contributed so much but only received a little benefit each time. There are also so many pig teammates and enemies who pick the peaches and trap them. This kind of funny comparison makes me feel mentally retarded in the later stage. How can you become an immortal? Since the heaven is like this What a piece of rubbish, Pig's Foot has to go against the will of God to save everyone by himself, and there are some small characters who jump out and feel disgusted. Anyway, the later stage is very depressing and unhappy. Pig's Foot has done so much, and the villain Pig's teammates can easily get more. Pig's Foot's mentality is really good, one person can save a world.

Ye Zifan obstructed the protagonist's path in every possible way. Ye Mengqiu, as the patriarch, indulged his son and grandson. The boy did not give the protagonist luck during the exam, causing the protagonist to almost lose his reputation. I thought he would come back with revenge later, but I didn't expect to skip over and watch. Both of them died well and enjoyed all the glory of the protagonist. Ye Zifan also became a high official, and the protagonist was respectful all the way.

Today's China is no longer what it was ten years ago. We have transformed from a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society into a superpower in the world today, and we did it in just seventy years. Twenty years ago we were indeed inferior to the American and Western world. But in thirty years Hedong, thirty years Hexi. But in today's China, we ask who dares to show his sword, who dares to fight, and who dares to face the heroes of the world, who dares to face China alone, whether it is Britain or France, Russia or Japan, or the Americans. To be honest, China does still lag behind the United States in many places in science and technology. But isn't China's strength just talk about it? Isn't there any place where the United States lags behind China? The Yankees have many allies. What China is fighting against is the whole world, not just the United States.

The author always wanted to find a realistic basis for the theory of luck that he pioneered at that time, and to make it scientific and universal, and turn it into a methodology. To this end, he did not hesitate to quote a lot of references and various analogies. But the result was very unsatisfactory. After all, when the author himself wrote the book, the plot was too jumpy, and sensibility trumped rationality. There were many plots that did not ask for deep explanations and only wanted to make a small statement, lacking solid argument support and logical closure. For example, when fighting for hegemony in the lower soil, one's own side has real people, so industrial development is unlocked, but how is the specific unlocking method? It's unclear and confusing. When it comes to the march and battle in this book, it is even more unbearable to read in a hurry. The military situation of both sides is blurred. The battle situation seems to be compact and interlocking, but in fact it is a mess and is close to child's play. The saints on both sides in the later period can be said to have no real talent at all, and they are not necessarily as good as the popular web dramas. Looking back at the early God of War, Yi Ding, and Heaven books, the ideas were really good and had a sense of exploration. In the later years, there were more and more sermons and less new ideas. At that time, the author probably only wanted to write a book and make a name for himself, and did not want to continue to practice meditation and improve himself. It is a pity that he stopped here.

What I like most about this novel is the plot. Watching the protagonist intercept resources step by step to improve himself, this is the feeling of rebirth. As for the systems mentioned by the author in the book, just pass them by while reading. There is no need to worry about whether it is right or not. After all, this is an online novel and not a political book.

Every time I get halfway through this book, I can't stand it anymore. I've read it almost 3 times, and I always put it on the bookshelf halfway through. I feel like the book is more beautiful, but I can't bear to read it, but I can't finish it. What happened in the end? Is it unfinished?

I couldn't stand it after reading Chapter 27 of "Huanglong Tower". This book follows the flow of luck and Taoism. That is to say, good poetry can absorb the spiritual energy of heaven and earth and affect luck. The author's modification of the poem turned an excellent standard seven-character rhyme poem into a subpar limerick. The rules of level and obliqueness were completely disordered, and the beauty of rhythm and rhythm was completely lost. However, it was praised and praised by the literati of this world, which made people feel like they were stuck in their throats. What kind of literati are there in this world? Can this poem bring luck? !

The writing is like a turtle man, I can't help but feel breathless He is being plotted and fucked by others all day long, and the protagonist still thinks he is awesome And the green system, it's a joke

After reading the opening chapter, I found that even though it was a book written more than ten years ago, the writing pace is okay, much better than Prince Yan and The Immortal Path of Thieves. I feel that the author is getting worse as he writes, and the latter few books are really not as good as the previous ones.