The Gospel of World Destruction for Book Lovers

Many people say that the shortcomings of this book are that it is boring, the golden finger is not used, it is just pretending when it has no strength, and the plot is too scattered. But I think these are the selling points. First of all, it is boring. There is no golden finger, but I feel a bit fresh and refined. Now it is a cool novel, a novice novel, and there are fights at every turn. I won't fight if it is not a leap. It was refreshing at first, but after reading too much, I have no idea. The protagonist has a golden finger and a little bit of strength. Obviously the boss can beat the protagonist to death in two attempts. Alas, the boss thinks he is mysterious and cannot see the depth. The protagonist uses this to show off. He breaks away from the routine and is fresh and refined. The setting is a world after the disappearance of heaven, with a chivalrous style, similar to the plot of a game. The story can unfold wherever the protagonist goes and who he meets, making the plot not compact and giving people a sense of unpredictable surprises. The early stage of the plot is about traveling, meeting people and monsters, understanding the similarities and differences between people and monsters, and slowly becoming stronger. In the later period, I tended to be on the side of salvation. The storyline of people turning into immortals and then back to humans felt like a contrast but it was reasonable.

Xian Xia·Myth Cultivation After reading it, I feel that compared to the orthodox fairy tales, it is a little less fairy-like and a little more popular. This is probably why the author chose this name. In terms of setting, this is a world of cultivating immortals full of demons, monsters and practitioners. The author does a good job of integrating various forces such as cultivating immortals, the court, and Jianghu, giving people a mind-burning but yet clueless reading experience. The protagonist is a contradictory person. Sometimes he has brains, but when he is normal, he is stupid. He is both a sinister and courageous person. The plot tells the story of a Taoist priest who came out of the mountains. The protagonist was passed down by his master and became the master of the temple. It happened that the protagonist was about to go to Beijing to take the exam, so he asked the protagonist to escort him to the capital, and the main line of the story unfolded. Reasons for recommendation: The plot is relatively compact and exciting, and the relationship between humans and immortals is handled well. It is a relatively novel novel about cultivating immortals.

Xianxia-Cultivation Civilization What impressed me was the introduction to the book, which was short but very connotative---When I was a deity, I would conquer the fairyland. The setting is a genius-style, unsystematic novel. The protagonist is a martial arts master from the solar system. He travels to a fantasy world of Middle-earth and follows the routine of training again (gou). According to the plot, the protagonist was born in a small place. The protagonist's family conditions are not good. After getting married, he continues to cultivate with his memories. Different from the traditional routine, the protagonist has patience and plans. He only comes out to challenge when everything is ready. It is quite logical and not brainless. Reason for recommendation: This is a slow-burning novel that upgrades the genre. It requires a little bit of accumulation of anticipation, but it cannot be denied that this is actually a very high-quality novel.

Xianxia-Traditional Cultivation of Immortals This is a traditional book about cultivating immortality. The novelty is that it is the story of the rebellious path of the son of the Immortal Emperor. According to the setting, the protagonist is the son of the Immortal Emperor. He also has an invincible physique. Without achievements, life is too boring and he can live a happy life. Because of the setting of the storyline of breaking off the engagement, the protagonist develops the desire to go out of his own way and have a splendid life. In the plot, the protagonist An Bulang is the son of the Immortal Emperor, but he wants to pursue a real life, an extremely colorful and splendid life, so during his rebellious period, he uses a jade hairpin to teleport to the Canglan Kingdom of Hongmeng Continent and begins his glorious life of cultivating immortals. Recommendation reason: It is anti-routine, the subject matter is novel, it abandons tradition, it is more reversal, and the plot is compact and exciting! ! !

Xian Xia-Weird Immortal Cultivation It subverts the traditional immortality novels and goes to an extreme. It does not have traditional routines and reasoning layouts, and uses the ultimate violent aesthetics to crack the complex and weird world with absolute power. The setting is attribute flow + invincibility flow. It tells the story of the protagonist accidentally traveling to a different world, relying on the golden finger he carries with him, and gradually crushing the world step by step to become the strongest person in the universe. The plot tells the story of the protagonist traveling to the world of immortals with a golden finger. Infinite fear, what do you call horror? This is just like that in my eyes, crushing all the way, invincible all the way, simple upgrades, invincible reaching the top of the main story line! Reasons for Recommendation: This book is the author's culmination of two "attribute flow" works, "Mysterious Journey" and "Eternal Sword Master". The overall treatment is very good, but there are also shortcomings. When the author gets stuck, he starts to change the map, and he changed multiple copies of one work.

A fairy tale and fantasy novel about cultivating immortals The author is Squid, who is undoubtedly the most recommended writer in recent years. This book is his early work. In terms of setting, the protagonist of this book is actually a bit too perfect. There is a brain but not a holy mother. The original setting of the innate path and the acquired path is quite innovative. In the plot, the protagonist Shi Xuan takes the mountain and river bead and travels through time to a little Taoist priest. The bead also comes with his own skills and the teachings of the original god master, so the protagonist embarks on the path of seeking immortality in the mountains and rivers, and the protagonist's road to immortality slowly begins. Reasons for recommendation: The mythology system has been improved and some of the routines of the fairy world have been eliminated. Overall, this is a very good fairy tale novel