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I love this book so much now that I have become a little fan of the author?Ω? The writing skills are profound and have a very ancient charm. The characters are created with a sense of group resemblance. Both the protagonist and the supporting characters are vivid and have different personalities. They are handsome and suave. I feel that I can make up many CPs in my head (wrong, crossed out). There is no need to say the plot, with twists and turns and interlocking links. I don't know where to start at the moment, but I highly recommend it (?>?

Although this book has too many golden fingers, which makes people think it is a hodgepodge, with some flaws, but it is better than the description of the relationship between men and women, which is somewhat similar to the meaning of Zhu Xian. Most of the current immortals, especially some well-known fruits and vegetables, have such descriptions that can be called poison. An article with such delicate description is really eye-catching. There are so many people with golden fingers, time travel, rebirth, and God's vision in the book. Maybe the world view will be bigger later, I don't know if the author can control it.

Produced by blood red, it must be a top quality product. The souls have returned, and the famous generals from the six countries gathered in a foreign land to stir up trouble again. They are just chess pieces laid out by the superior immortals. Only by jumping out of the chessboard can you be free. The characterization is excellent and the plot is engaging. I watched it too long ago... I don't have a deep impression, that's all

Personally, I prefer novels about the Great Sage, and I also like the Great Sage in "The Lord of the World". This book can be said to be completely different from Journey to the West. The battle scenes in it are written with excitement, and the battle is a battle of wits and courage. I have to mention Tianpeng. . . Completely subvert the previous image. The supporting characters are also well described. Nezha, Li Jing, Yang Jian, etc. Are all okay. These are not like lofty gods, but people of flesh and blood. The emotional scenes are also well written, with Canary, Feng Chime and Yang Chan each having their own characteristics. However, Journey to the West didn't appeal to me very much from the beginning, and I personally feel that even if a person dies, his soul is the same, he is still a different person. . . . Give me back the wind chime! ! !

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I don't like to read YY novels with multiple female protagonists, but this one is an exception. Although there are three female protagonists, there are not many emotional scenes. Each character is very full. The male protagonist climbs up by any means, and the villain Chudu has grace and ability to fight against fate. Everyone has his own story, and everyone has his own persistence. When I read it, coupled with Wang Feng's blooming life, I felt that my whole body was filled with passion, and I had to persevere even if I was shattered to pieces.

I was stunned when I saw this book. The cultivation process of a modern teenager. Urban mysticism, cultivating immortality in the world of mortals, the Tao is in the heart, the fate of cause and effect has its own destiny. Through the perspective and growth of Ume Yeishi, it describes the most mortally relegated immortal, Feng Junzi, which can be said to be the finishing touch. It lifts the curtain of the spiritual world bit by bit and builds a world where secularity and spiritual practice coexist, where the cycle of cause and effect, unsatisfactory retribution, magical powers are hidden from the world, and the mind and nature are cultivated. There is not only traditional Chinese Taoist alchemy, but also Buddhist culture. Taoism is valued and Buddhism is not underestimated. It is only based on the human heart.

The single heroine is a story about luck and immortality, and the heroine is a soy sauce party. The story is about the male protagonist being reborn from the underworld and returning to reality, practicing Taoism with Golden Finger, experiencing repeated disasters, and finally overcoming the disaster and becoming an immortal. The novel is about the leader's consistent flow of luck, and reveals to readers a world of cultivating immortals "within the system." The Taoist king and the emperor of heaven have mundane power struggles, and the competition for cause and effect and luck in the human, divine, and immortal ways is even more treacherous. Therefore, the male protagonist "seeking great freedom will inevitably face great disasters." If he wants to seek the true way, he must break out of adversity. "Heaven and earth are furnaces, creation is work, yin and yang are charcoal, and all things are copper..." "Thirty-six strategies, walking is the best strategy. I dismissed it when I was young, but I realized it was a true insight after middle age." Ps: Unfortunately, it is a bit anticlimactic.

One of my personal favorites among the works of the leader, it is an imaginary version of history, in which a military officer from one side cultivates the land step by step, develops and strives for world supremacy. The plot development is quite steady, step by step, the logic is clear, and there are no poisonous points or plot breakdowns. The addition of the fantasy setting of Wangqi is the finishing touch. Without affecting the main plot of farming, it connects historical development with luck, increasing the interest and readability. It is unique among novels of the same type. The disadvantage is that the leader still has a lot of private goods. Some people may not be used to it.

Personally, I think the problem with this book is that the author is too long-winded about the background and settings. He talks about everything, and sometimes even two or three consecutive chapters are all settings. It is a bit similar to the weight loss expert. Unfortunately, the author's settings are essentially no different from ordinary fairy tales, unlike the weight loss expert who created a system by himself. In addition, I don't understand the protagonist's behavior very much. The protagonist is a reborn native, and after rebirth he wants to save his sect from being destroyed. According to the general rebirth setting, the reborn protagonist is afraid of others knowing that he is reborn, so he does not dare to tell others, so he is quite miserable. However, the author also made a separate setting for rebirth. In fact, it is not rebirth, but a treasure that can be used to deduce the secret of heaven. The protagonist is not reborn, but just had a dream. In this case, the protagonist should directly tell the elders of the sect the secret of the future. After all, to save a sect, it is definitely not as good as relying on the protagonist to save the sect alone. (Not finished, follow up in the comments)

To be honest, this book has a lot of bugs, especially for rational people and G-spot people (people with sensitive and easily stimulated souls). It can be said that there are many poisonous points. But! Although the plot structure of this book is on the low side, in the end, the pig's feet did not suffer any big losses, the writing is relatively smooth, and the story is told vividly and vividly, which can be called food and grass.

On the outside, he has the air of a fairy and a Buddha, but on the inside he has the heart of a demon. He practices the Wild Fox Zen and cultivates the thoughts of demons. If he lives, he will not harm the country and the people, and if he dies, he will not be happy with everyone, how incompetent he is!

I can't believe that this is the author's first novel, but it actually leaves me wanting more. The more I read, the more I want to read it, and I want to keep writing it. I think the male protagonist is quite cute, and I really want to touch the cat transformed into an old devil. But that Jiang Yin is really annoying. The protagonist had a wife in his previous life, and because she overcame his inner demons, he thought of her twice after his rebirth. Halfway through the novel, Jiang Yin brought out his wife's memories, which aroused Can Nian. However, in the end, it was a blessing in disguise, Can Nian was refined, his cultivation progressed, and he also understood his thoughts about his wife in his previous life. After all, he was just his wife in his previous life, and the memories of his previous life had nothing to do with this life. The most important thing for him was to go to the rooftop. Oh yeah~

The writing is pretty good, and the protagonist's personality is pretty cool. It's a little less satisfying than a book that just rolls away, but it can still give you a sense of satisfaction. The plot is very full and much more readable than the map-changing flow in the later stages of the game. The world view is huge, but it doesn't jump out, and it doesn't feel empty while reading. It can be seen that a lot of effort has been put into it. It's just an update... It's indescribable

It was so famous back then, and this was probably the first Qidian article I read. Those who have seen the fairy grass of that era have already seen it, but those who have not seen it still don't know if they can appreciate it now. The current protagonist is very decisive whether he insists on justice or plunges into darkness. There is no one with such unreasonable ideas as the protagonist in this article. Only its lack of understanding makes it more like a human being. There is no behind-the-scenes person in the whole article. Everyone is passively involved, even the villain. It has the same temperament as when I read martial arts novels. The protagonist has liked three people before and after, but there is no stallion, which is quite rare. A group of famous red and white roses were also born. The writing was still very good and very contagious back then, but now it may seem a bit verbose(?). It will always be a classic in my heart, a work that belongs to that era.

Single heroine. I loved it back then, especially the prehistoric part. I thought it was a great retelling of myths and legends. Meng Ruishenji's favorite book is this one. I feel that the protagonists in each of his books are more violent than the other. I dislike the one about having an abortion the most. Moreover, Shenji likes to set up a nemesis in several books, and the nemesis has been entangled from the beginning until the end. What is depressing is that the nemesis has no personality charm and is annoying. In my opinion, the nemesis, an important character throughout the book, can be bad, but he must have his own charm. I don't like this mode of the protagonist and the nemesis with no attractive personality being entangled all the time.

Two heroines. "One Step in the World", which is in the same vein as this book, was defeated after not reading much. I felt that the protagonist in that book was too violent and violent all day long. But I like this book very much. The protagonist is neither a virgin nor a murderer. He has the will and determination to become stronger, but he will not give up his true heart due to the desire to become stronger. He protects the Three Realms and the people he loves from beginning to end, and never gives up. The supporting characters are also great. When Xi Yingqing died, I was so sad that I didn't want to watch anymore. Fortunately, the protagonist resurrected him later and I was so happy.

No CP. It was so shocking to see the Ju sect soar in one breath. This is the magnanimity and courage that a famous sect should have! The character of the protagonist is too much for my liking. He is devoted to the Tao and decisive in killing. He is definitely the seed of Taoism. Now I am planning to wait until it is finished before reading it. Well, I prefer to read the ending. It is too painful to follow the book. No matter what the author writes later, this book will always be my fairy tale.

No CP. Xianxia is a good book. I really like the character of the main character, Taoist Shi, who is devoted to Taoism. The supporting characters are outstanding, and I am deeply impressed by the supporting characters such as Old Peacock. Taoist Yujing, who is known as the real protagonist, is so handsome in his final appearance. It is really rare to find a book with a normal protagonist and outstanding supporting characters. From this book, I started to pay attention to the author Cui Wei.