Eternal Sword Lord

I can't find a good book. I recently read Shi Wu Sheng and Gouzi's The Old Days, and I want to read Eternal Sword Master more and more. So let's make a post and share your thoughts. Personally, I hate emotional scenes very much, because the heroines in most other books are just a drag, a drag, and very superficial, like puppets without self, and the so-called scenes of showing affection and expressing one's likes are embarrassing. So I think for most people who don't have female mainstream characters, they don't hate female protagonists or hate relationships. What they hate is the kind of movies that don't know how to do it, but are still awkward, and end up with the feeling of being a drag. In addition, there are so many people who write about this, so it makes people even more disgusted with these. So I started looking for books without female protagonists. But Gunmei's is different. What he writes is very real, very real. As time goes by, one's own eternity, everything around him will leave and disappear. This is the extraordinary in my heart. And the same goes for female protagonists. Unless they are extraordinary beings of the same level, other female protagonists will be eliminated by time. And in terms of emotional issues, the relationship between Xiao Lingling and Lin Xinshou is the love in my heart, and it is the kind of relationship that has great charm. This is unmatched by other authors, maybe there are, but I haven't seen it for a long time. So those who are afraid of the female protagonist's emotional drama can feel free to watch it. At that time, you were disgusted with the emotional drama and didn't want to watch it. As you watched it, you were afraid that Xiao Lingling would leave you reluctantly. And strictly speaking, there is no heroine in the whole book, because the heroine only returns to accompany the protagonist in his "youth" time. As Lin Xinshou's level slowly improves, his humanity will continue to peel off, replaced by the long-lasting divinity. It is not that he has changed, but that the things around him have changed. Everything he is familiar with has been taken away by the years, and what is left behind is a new generation, a junior who is born to be in awe of powerful things, and these passages and awe have accelerated the growth of Lin Xin Beast's divinity. In other words, divinity is not his own, but is naturally blessed by the outside world. All he has is a heart that has been tempered by the years, polished by the vagaries of the world, and has a long-term outlook on things, and a heart that is indifferent to all things. The entire book, in the early stage, describes the struggle of a small character, a mortal. He is more mortal than all other mortals. The desire of the people at the bottom for immortality, the struggle of the monks at the bottom for a step forward, and the desire of human beings for survival. There are also the love between children and the joys and sorrows. The love of parting and the unrequited love can be reflected in Song Ying, Xiao Lingling and Lin Xin, as well as the glitz of the world, the firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea of ​​the mortal world. All have been reflected one by one. And these are not appearances, they are the normal state of beings that truly exist in various worlds, universes, multiverses, and dark universes. But I feel that what Gungun really wants to express is right and wrong, and levels. The level runs through all Gunmei's books. Maybe you will say that other books also reflect levels, but they are not as precise and realistic as Gunmei's writing. They don't reflect that sense of fragmentation. There is a sense of fragmentation. In Gunmei's book, people at every level have their own positions, thoughts, and actions that belong to their level. For example, the Master of Divine Weapons does not treat people as human beings, the monks are indifferent to ordinary people, the wizards are enthusiastic about researching other creatures, and the original is indifferent to everything. It is reflected in every book. The barriers between different levels are presented in front of you in a substantial way, which makes people unable to breathe. If it weren't for the cheats, I believe that none of the protagonists would be able to cross the barrier, and they would just be forgotten by everyone. Of course, the exception is Lu Shengmon, who has supreme wisdom🐶 If there are no plug-ins, whether it is Angele, Lin Sheng, Garonmon, Wei He, or Lin Xinmon, they will be limited by their own qualifications. Even if they break through the qualifications, they will be limited by the world itself and then trapped to death. This can be seen from Gunmei's book. There may be a few familiar characters in other books by the finale. But in Gunmei's book, the characters change one after another. There is no big level. In every big world after breaking through the world limit, the characters around the protagonist will change. No matter how well-shaped and popular you are, you will throw it away when it's time to throw it away, very decisively. This is the reason why I like Gunmei's books. The sense of time, layering, and reality are the common points that I think run through all Gunmei's books and are also their core. Of course, these are just my own perceptions, and there will be many shortcomings. If there is a rational discussion with different opinions, please do not criticize

After reading it, I feel very depressed. Lin Xin is very strange. His personality seems to have changed a lot since then, but at the same time, it seems that he has not changed at all. The time in the villa was the happiest, and the time in the underworld was still very good. However, the human world became more and more depressing later on, especially during the great tribulation. What kind of big devil, Lin Yaoyang is even more sadistic. He exposes his selfish nature more and more, and becomes more and more sadistic as he watches. The protagonist completely turns into a complete villain, and then another one comes, saying that he keeps his promises, and finally turns the protagonist into a complete, tragic, and pitiful person!

I feel that many people have been spoiled by Shuangwen. This book was actually placed in the Immortal Cultivation category in the early stage, and it was clearly more humanistic than mortal literature, but it was called poisonous? In the early stage, the struggle of a little person with no talent is vividly portrayed. The despair of being unable to break through the bottleneck is really difficult for me to experience in other novels.

After reading it, I was filled with emotions at the moment it was finished. It seemed that I had followed Lin Xin through this long road, as if I had experienced this crazy, twisted and legendary life with Lin Xin. Sometimes I wonder, if Lin Xin did not have this so-called superpower attribute and was not controlled by You Mansion , the whole life is just a small foundation-building period, will you become a rich man in your own villa, and live a life without illness with Xiao Lingling? What a pity... Xiao Lingling should be the best heroine I have ever seen, wholeheartedly She was very kind to Lin Xin. She was trapped in a small place for more than 20 years, but she never complained. Instead, she and Lin Xin slept together for more than 20 years and then left quietly... Of the protagonists, I personally think that the most touching ones are Jia Lung and Lin Xin. Lin Xin, the loneliness that Galen penetrated into his soul, and Lin Xin's concern after achieving the supreme achievement are all things that I can't forget for a long time. Now, Lin Xin finally doesn't have to be so tired, there will be no more pain and madness, and there will be no more struggles. Finally, he can have a good rest.

Save money: After working hard, I finally became one of the Nine Old Biden.

This last volume is really great. There was a lot of suffering and struggle ahead, which made people nervous and breathless. Only in the end I wrote a sense of detachment and relief. Go away. Of all the novels so far, Eternal Sword Master is the best.

I feel that this book is very similar to the Master's Road, both of which describe the willingness of little people to risk their lives and the helplessness limited by their innate nature. People nowadays are used to making excuses for many things, but the protagonist of this book doesn't. If you want to do it, just do it. If you can't do it, keep working hard. If your hard work doesn't work, then work hard. In the later period, I feel that I have the same thing as Knight of the Abyss. They are all seeking transcendence. The strong are lonely. One by one, partners or enemies fell on the road to transcendence. Finally, I walked on it. After seeing the scenery at that moment, I realized that this was just another beginning. The ending was better than the mage road. It wrote about the dignity of the strong. Nowadays, many books insult the word strong and write the strong as a tease and a licker. It feels like it's not as good as this old book. There was a type of book that was popular for a while, all of which wrote that strong people are born in a cage. It's so addicting.

I always thought that the protagonists of books that get away are decisive and calm in killing, but from the beginning to the present, the protagonist is hesitant in doing things, has an overflowing caring heart, and has an undying mother's heart. Alas, decisively abandon the book...

Martial Saint Lime is beating your son, why don't you take care of it?

This book is the second Go Away novel I have read. At that time, I felt like I was actually there when I read it. I don't know why you don't like some people and just leave without looking at them, and why do you say weird things? In my opinion, among the three books of Mystery, Eternity and Jidao, Eternity is the most like a person and the most full. It can be seen that the author of The Early and Middle Eternity put a lot of effort into its conception. If you think this book is not good to read, really, you can just leave. Especially some people who made fun of the heroine almost made me laugh to death. Do you think Lin Xin is Lu Yuesheng? Every second along the way? On the contrary, in the whole book, after several years have passed, the most profound thing for me is the struggle and yearning of the protagonist in the first few hundred chapters. It was the first time that I felt so pained, seeing one of my favorite books being talked about so badly.