Seeing That You Are Very Talented, I Will Give You a Secret Book of Immortals and Follow My Taoist Priest to Cultivate Immortality

1. Rating: 9.0 The sword determines one's destiny, the sword makes one famous, and one will step into the sword court in this life. In recent years, none of the Xian Xia works that I have seen are comparable to others, and this is a Xian Xia masterpiece that has truly created a pattern. There are no cheats or kitsch, it is purely about attracting readers with a solid plot. The story is set against the backdrop of a prosperous age when flowers bloomed in brocade and fire cooked oil, and combined with real history, it is grand and profound. In this context, various forces are fighting openly and secretly. It adopts the protagonist + group portrait writing method, with thousands of people and thousands of faces. The top ten masters have different personalities and each leads the way. Among the younger generations, the protagonist is not the only one who excels. Old enemies, friends, lovers... All also grow up with the protagonist. There are also princes, nobles, famous generals and beauties, merchants and heroes, and all kinds of supporting characters. The story is full of laughter and tears, with twists and turns. The battle of wits is particularly brilliant, with many strategies and layers of twists and turns. All in all, it is a rare masterpiece.

This book contains the following elements [Baixue] [Chaos] [Reincarnation] [Main God] [Forbidden Love] [META]. The portrayal of the heroine in the book is extremely good, the philosophical poems are written casually, the grass snake is a gray line, the journey is thousands of miles, the map changes naturally, and the ending is relatively perfect. In the end, everyone gets their own ending.

It looks so stable, but actually it's so wild that it flies up

Rating: Hay+\ The author remembers the lesson learned from his previous book "My Monastic Life" that as soon as the protagonist leaves childhood, the plot advances too fast and becomes uncontrollable. This time, the protagonist is still an ignorant primary school student living in a mountain village. In his dream, he recalls his journey of learning Taoism in his previous life. As the protagonist begins to practice in the same way, a simple rural picture slowly unfolds. Among them, the author also systematically introduces to readers the mysterious rural culture "Mei Shanshui Master" that spreads in Hunan and Jiangxi, but is now gradually disappearing in modern society. In the author's writing, the emotions revealed in the book are very sincere. Whether it is the recklessness or innocence of children, the simplicity or cunning of villagers, the homesickness of left-behind children, the joy of family reunion, etc., The local nostalgia is very attractive, and the fantasy cultivation in the plot is only an auxiliary.

Rating grass jelly-food\ Although it is unfinished, it is a fascinating and unforgettable story; although it is unfinished, many of the characters in it are still vivid in my mind when I think about it; even though it is unfinished, if Luo Shui publishes a new book, I will still jump into it without hesitation. ..... Well, I don't want to emphasize that it's not finished. What I want to say is that this is a rare good book, a book that you will regret reading, and even more regretful if you don't read it. This also shows how much I resent its bad ending. When I read Zhibeiyou, I was still a young boy who had just entered college. Now that I am thirty years old, I can't bear to look back on the past. There are many characters and story scenes in Zhibeiyou, which are all worth savoring. I still remember the brilliance of Turpan at that moment, and I still remember the sentence: My son is boating, and his years are fleeting. Although it is only half a good book

Rating: grass jelly 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.

Rating: hay+ The new work of Gu Jianfeng, the King of Mecha. The protagonist is an outer disciple of the Yufu Sect and a famous pajama design master (!) Of the outer sect. He belongs to the type of mortal cultivator who gets adventures. The golden finger is the sect's collection of classics that he dreams about. The three concepts of the book are quite correct, the writing rhythm is relaxed and lively, there is no complicated level setting, and there is no murder and treasure grabbing at all times. It is a relatively normal fairy tale. The overall feeling is that the author's system of cultivating immortals with Fu Dao as the main body is too innovative and demanding, changing the traditional cultivation methods and promotion settings, and has the courage to establish a sect. However, the effect is not obvious yet, and I am afraid that it will become a dead end as soon as I write it, and it will become general later. Overall Rating: Hay+

Rating Grain- It's better to return to officialdom and use clichés to slap people in the face. The previous Kuang Xian was originally trying to write about a fairy tale, but the result was a nondescript one, which was really hurtful. After reading more than 60 pictures of this book, I finally found the shadow of Chen Fengxiao when he was an immortal. He especially had the courage to write satire on famous clans and divine religions. This alone directly upgraded hay to food~! I hope the quality can be maintained in the future, come on~!

Rating hay The pioneering fairy tale has its own system, and this book can be regarded as his masterpiece. Although this book is an upgrade, compared to the trash that has been popular on the Internet recently, this book is much better! The most exciting moments are when the protagonist fights the world alone for the death of his master, but one flaw is that it is difficult for the protagonist under Kaihuang to truly encounter a desperate situation and cannot show his style in a desperate situation. This is particularly regrettable. At the same time, the character dialogue and expression descriptions are as weak as ever. Kaihuang should learn from it... But its system really has reference value, why is it not popular?

Rating hay It is quite outstanding among novels set in Liaozhai. First of all, the imagination is different. Although it uses a short story from Liaozhai, it is a rare type of blackening. For example, Lu Pan directly turned into a ghost. Secondly, the writing is relatively neat, unlike some books such as "Xu Xianzhi". The disadvantage is that the pig's feet create an unclear image and have a poor sense of presence. Overall, it's pretty good, you can read it, and it's a piece of dry food.

Rating: Food and Poisonous Weed When I first started reading this book, I felt it was a time-travel version of the Book of the Dead, so I read on with great interest. However, the more I read, the more unpleasant it became, and the good impression I had at first gradually collapsed. The flow of this book can be described in one sentence: a conspiracy is unraveled, and then it is discovered that one is actually part of a larger conspiracy, and so on. Until this small world was broken and the world was reached, the entire power system was out of control and was in a bloody mess. I read the entire book out of obsessive-compulsive disorder, but by the end, the author was so disappointed that he just wanted to finish the book. Before the Heaven Realm, it could be considered as food and grass, but after entering the Heaven Realm, it could not even be considered as poisonous weeds.

Rating dry food Feng Xiao's compromising and albino work is a very qualified and refreshing article. Congratulations to the cultivator underworld for adding a new member. However, what the author is good at describing is the human world at the grassroots level, so this fairy tale feels more and more inconsistent as it gets to the later stages. I personally don't like it, but seeing that the story lines of "Guan Xian" and "Crazy Immortal" are successfully connected in the ending, I will rate it as solid food for the sake of more care.

Rating aquatic plants There are Zhu Xian's delicate writing style and emotional descriptions, but there are further brushstrokes. The world view and story are clearer and grander than Zhu Xian. The writing is clean, and while the story level keeps pace with the times, it can also bring out the same feeling as when I first saw Zhu Xian. Of course, this story is not a repeat of Zhu Xian, but a new story.

Rating Grain- I have to watch Xianxia recently. It's not particularly outstanding in the early stages. The obvious writing style of anti-mortal flow can be used to adjust the appetite so that people can continue watching. Then the various plots do not fall into too much clichés, giving people a relatively fresh feeling. The monthly experience is good. However, the problem of realm flow has not been solved, and the author's writing skills are only at a medium level. If you want to pursue immortality, it can only be said that it is relatively available... Food and grass sent

Rating hay Personally, I think Xia wrote a transformational work that was a failure. Although I have always admired Mr. Xi's story telling ability, I must point out that he has lost his way this time: it is clearly an imaginary world set in the grand setting of the Twelve Continents, but in the end, what he wrote is a spy war and martial arts novel mixed with allusions to various historical figures. It has a petty atmosphere and cannot match the grand world view setting. It seems that the fairy tale novel should strictly set and follow the world view and power system.

Rating hay It is said to be the work of Wuji Bookworm, and after looking at the writing style, it turns out to be the case. His book has some ideas, but I can't summarize and sublimate it. I think generally he wants to express the concept of green, environmentally friendly and immortal cultivation... This author's books are above the average level of online writing, but not too high. The shortcomings are reflected in two aspects: First, he writes too many lofty adjectives such as Taishang, Jiuyou, Xuanyuan, Lingbao, etc., And the result is that Those things that read high are actually just average, and they are not necessarily any better than ordinary casual cultivators; secondly, the plot of the battle is too scummy, and I won inexplicably after fighting for a long time like playing Tai Chi. I think that in terms of the plot of the battle in fairy tales, The Legend of Mortal Cultivation of Immortality and The Wandering Toad are the best written ones. The former one is more important in the details, while the latter one takes the lead in the free and refreshing words. This book is generally good, the plot is average, there are no major flaws, and there are no great highlights. It is worth reading.

Rating Grain- A particularly unique fantasy and immortality masterpiece. It is so unique that the prodigal son still remembers its distinctive imprint in many articles on cultivating immortals. First of all, this book has significant developments and breakthroughs in the transaction in the immortal cultivation system, especially the plane transaction part. It integrates the elements of the Demon Refining Pot to give people a sense of belonging to the cultivating class. Secondly, the work describes how the protagonist integrates into a sect and fights for it in the context of the grand world of immortality. This kind of passion is a unifying force that is rare in other immortality writings. At the same time, the author's writing style is also very good and his imagination is excellent. Disadvantages: Looking at the entire work, it's a bit wild, especially in the later stage when I couldn't fully grasp it. Too many descriptions and scenes sometimes affect the readability of the plot. The heroine is not portrayed enough.

Rating Grain- In a rare case of good fortune recently, the protagonist Fang Ming at the beginning of the article travels to a world where Shinto has not yet been established. In this world, the protagonist gradually establishes a foothold in this world. Moreover, the protagonist is distracted and reincarnated as the son of a noble family, striving for world domination. As the protagonist continues to win in the battle for hegemony, the protagonist's attainments in Shinto become higher and higher. It can be said that this article is Shinto

Rating: Grain+ It's an interesting book. The setting of "The Tribulation of the Heart in the Red World" is slightly new. Except for the protagonist's occasionally overly frivolous words and deeds (slightly arrogant?), The character setting is quite normal. The world is slightly similar to that of Liao Zhai, with the Nine Young Masters who ruin temples and eat people, a maid, a donkey and a weak young lady who are also demons (they were considered fairies by the orthodox orthodoxy when they first appeared), the painted-skinned soul-eating ghost king, and the three-flower empress cat demon who gathers a group of ghosts who only know magic to teach the Dharma. The protagonist is reborn, and Goldfinger is a psychology of the past life, which is a bit like playing with fire in this dangerous world.

Rating: Grain This is a very interesting novel. The author has read a lot and has accumulated enough. The author's setting becomes more comprehensive, the world view background becomes more complete, the protagonist is rational, the plot and logic are more reasonable, the protagonist's IQ is online, and it feels a lot of fun. Among all the online articles I have read, I feel that it belongs to the very front batch, the front is forage, the middle is forage +