Appreciation of the Early Works of Jing Keshou, the Originator of Qi Luck Flow

A benchmark work of the Qi Luck Fighting style. The protagonist travels through time + rebirth, that is, when the Central Plains dynasty was destroyed by aliens, a character who originally failed and was reborn. From this book onwards, luck becomes the key force in determining destiny in the author's books. The protagonist uses looking and gathering Qi as his main golden finger. In the process of fighting for hegemony, he seeks good luck and avoids bad luck, knows and employs people, and makes strategic decisions, all guided by luck. This setting has been borrowed by many other authors and is called the flow of luck. Its advantage lies in transforming the illusory fate into data that readers can intuitively feel. Of course, such a setting must also have the disadvantage of rigidly following fate, which is not conducive to expressing people's struggle against fate. Therefore, the works after this book generally over-emphasize the power of destiny and destiny, and the protagonist no longer has the spirit of fighting against heaven and earth in the early works.

Zhutianliu, with the theme of plane conquest. It is the author's most thoughtful work. This book is full of the author's discussion and understanding of social development, including reflections on Western belief in the apotheosis of gods, exploration of Eastern Shinto destiny, and the deduction of technology, magic, cultivation, and many other civilizations. It can be said to be a masterpiece of the author's private works. This book describes and constructs the ultimate form of the author's ideal civilization development, which is close to the setting of an utopia in a science fiction world. Exploration and thinking in this area are rare in online articles. Of course, the author's ideas may not be correct. If you can't accept it, you will find this long and lengthy ideological indoctrination very uncomfortable. The author's nickname as the leader may have come from this.

This article about Japan's struggle for hegemony in the context of the Warring States Period is a must-see for readers who are familiar with this period of history. The writing style is rather dark. During the struggle for hegemony, the protagonist kills a lot, even to the point of brutal and indiscriminate killing. If the background were not set in Japan, it might cause discomfort to many readers. However, the protagonist is originally set to be a cultivator who travels through time, and has the cold-hearted nature of the cultivator in the author's earlier works who detached himself from all things and regarded all things as a wolf. Therefore, this kind of killing is also in line with the setting. The shortcoming is that the plot advances too fast in the middle and later stages. The protagonist is always smooth sailing and invincible, which lacks challenge.

A Western fantasy work with DND rules, the protagonist's profession is the relatively rare druid. Rising from the demon disaster, the upgrade and power system are reasonable. It is rare to handle the relationship between secular power and personal strength well. The structure is complete and the logic is basically self-consistent, successfully constructing an ideal feudal society similar to Western Europe. The plot is full and the details are exquisite. The power system, local customs, atmosphere rendering, character creation, combat adventure, etc. Are all well described. The disadvantage is that repeated routine irrigation in the later stage is more serious. But it is still a masterpiece of Western fantasy in the lord farming genre.

A fan work of Huang Yi's novel The Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty. Because of the author's unique concept, it has a completely different reading experience from the original work. For readers who feel aggrieved by the plot direction and ending of the original novel, this book may be the best article to help them understand their thoughts. This book has already begun to take shape in the battle for hegemony among the fortune flow. The protagonist kills the young Kou Zhong to replace his destiny, fights decisively against his destiny, and finally defeats Li Shimin to create his own dynasty. It is a heart-stirring read. The disadvantage is that as a fan novel, it excessively distorts the settings of the original work, and based on this, the denial of the original plot may not be convincing.

It is known as one of the most fairy-like works in Internet literature in more than ten years. Before the legend of mortals cultivating immortals, the mainstream of cultivating immortals was not to level up, fight monsters, kill people, grab treasures, or compete for resources. The special thing about this book is that it very clearly describes the difference between the mentality of immortal cultivators and ordinary people. There is a section that tests the disciple's character. He has to choose between the life of his loved ones and his path. Therefore, the author has the nickname of Killing His Wife to Promote the Path. The beautiful and concise writing style, the strong and calm protagonist, and the firm Taoist heart that is straight to the heart and not confused by external things are all the highlights of this book that you must appreciate.