The Great Way of Pure Yang

Some people always deliberately ignore that others' enlightenment and innovation are talents. In fact, they do not have a broad vision. How can they draw inferences from one example after reading thousands of books? Don't talk about anything else. I only know the secrets from the protagonist, but I don't know how to read more to understand the nature. You must know that no matter what world it is, once there are words, the book will have its own understanding of the world and help people understand their own minds and nature. These are the final materials needed to practice martial arts and Taoism. You must know that practicing martial arts and Taoism are all philosophical issues in the end.

After a Half Day is a stallion story, it is also a stallion story that accepts all comers without any lower limit. To solve an evil problem for a rich family, the rich man gave him a dancing girl. The protagonist happily accepted it and then went to sleep to teach the magic. It was still his hard-earned golden finger skills. Is your brain sick or is it shit?

The book review is a great one, and they are all very picky. Personally, this book is a good one, so I leave a book review for the reference of future readers           This book is a classic fairy tale, the world view is quite good, the protagonist has unparalleled luck (by the way, I think Jiuyang Fishing Drum is the biggest bug), and unparalleled talent, for book lovers who like this type of book    Advantages: The villains in the book are quite intelligent, especially the sects are very distinctive in their writing, with the spirit of the great sects of immortality (similar to the sects in some novels that only fight among themselves). The author is still good at classical fairy tale writing. Disadvantages: The writing style is as good as success, and the writing style is as bad as failure. The description of female characters has no characteristics (one face for ten thousand people). Although the wording is gorgeous and beautiful, there are too many descriptions of the environment! (Emphasis on complaining) The full text has no surprises (friendly reminder, the unabridged version has surprises), does not abuse the protagonist, and the protagonist has an indifferent personality The above is dedicated to the book that has been with me for four days.

I used to read this book and thought it was pretty good, but now I read it again and I always feel that it is unreasonable. It relies on external things to guide Qi, open pulses, and build foundations. I don't know if the later realms also rely on external things. I don't remember. According to this cultivation model, talent and understanding are a joke. The resources are all in the sect family. Will I have the resources to advance if I work harder and improve further? It's impossible for those outer disciples to draw Qi in their lifetime, right? Why can't we set up another way to advance by ourselves? Wouldn't it be great if external objects could increase the probability of promotion? Now it seems that we rely solely on external objects.

Is there an unabridged version of this book? Because the h plot and plot were all deleted. Have all the Qidian novels given up on sex? Isn't it enough to describe a little bit of meatiness?

The book review is a great one, and they are all very picky                                                                                Advantages: The villains in the book are quite intelligent, especially the sects are very distinctive in their writing, with the spirit of a great sect of immortality (similar to the sects in some novels that only fight among themselves). The author is still good at classical fairy tale writing. (Emphasis on complaining) The full text has no surprises (friendly reminder, the unabridged version has surprises), does not abuse the protagonist, and the protagonist has an indifferent personality The above is dedicated to the book that has been with me for four days

There are childish villains everywhere, and the conflict is on the level of "what do you look at, what do you look at", and it is specially designed for short stories.

I still like the silly Taoist boy at the beginning

Why do I always feel a sense of fragmentation when reading this book? It's not that the plot is fragmented, but that the turning point in each chapter of the book is very abrupt, making it difficult to read. The setting is quite good, but the writing style is not very good.

I thought it was a new book, but then I remembered that 90% of this book was female characters, but I abandoned it later. The author was not bad at first, but I got bored after reading too much.