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Premium products + thousands of orders To be honest, according to the current progress of this book, it is only in the middle stage, so it is difficult to make a final evaluation. But I still feel it is necessary to write a description to make a recommendation. I have been trying to use social trends of thought to explain the different schools of immortality writing, as well as the social background and practical relevance of their emergence. This book clearly reflects this. I think this book can be regarded as the creation of a genre, and the name of the genre is-postmodern cultivation of immortality. Since it is postmodern cultivation, there are naturally modern cultivation, industrial cultivation, and capitalist cultivation. For example, books such as "I Have a World of Immortal Cultivation" and "Forty Thousand Years of Cultivation" can be seen as a modern and scientific model of cultivating immortality. But this book is obviously more specific and more naked, or more "capital". The "warmth and tenderness" deliberately created by feudal remnants such as sects and families can no longer satisfy the new generation of young book lovers who have grown up in urbanized and industrialized societies. That kind of old-fashioned classical cultivation not only creates a stereotype, but also masks various problems in a low-productivity society. Even if there are various problems in industrial society, we should not fantasize about returning to the pastoral life of the past. Peeling off the heavy coat of industrial society and presenting it to readers in an absurd form may be the most attractive part of this book. The author himself did not intend to write some serious literary content, and the style was also presented in a very funny and absurd way. I don't want to put any shackles on the author because of the evaluation, but I think this book may be more realistic than the issues that many serious literature wants to explore. Xianxia itself can actually become a science fiction novel in a domestic language. What is the essential difference between science fiction novels such as space operas and domestic fairy tales? We are just writing the science fiction stories in our hearts in the language of Xianxia.

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Premium products + thousands of orders Because it took so long to finish, I almost forgot what this book was about. In general, this book is a solid novel. The advantage is that it is stable, has no obvious poisonous points, and the writing is very smooth. It should be said that August Flying Eagle, as an old author and a great author, can still guarantee the quality of the novel. The disadvantage is that it lacks explosive points, there are not many highlights and new ideas, and it is difficult to give people a surprising feeling. Personally, I think it is a qualified verbal essay. The setting of the novel is a bit interesting. The golden finger can give divination predictions, whether it is up or down. It can be regarded as a kind of prediction cheat. However, because this kind of fortune-telling is not an active skill, but a passive trigger, it can be regarded as having some restrictions. But in fact, this is considered a trick, because there is no need to rack your brains to arrange opportunities. Basically, the protagonist's practice is smooth and there is no shortage of resources. But it may be because the resources are too easy to obtain and can be arranged by hexagrams, and there is a lot less expectation. Moreover, there were too few top-ups in the early stage and too many in the later stages. The author should also be aware of the lack of expectation in the middle and late stages, and had to keep using top-ups to provide explosive points. However, because of the big hang-ups, there was actually not much sense of expectation. Another advantage of this book is that each hexagram will give several choices, and each choice will have different hexagram results. The author will also review the consequences of each choice afterwards. This can be said to be a bit interesting and a bit new, or it can be said that the same thing is repeated. Generally speaking, it is regarded as food and grass, relatively boiled water, but it is also high-quality boiled water, qualified Wandingwen.

Excellent products + thousands of orders. Novels that can exceed tens of thousands of orders have their merits. But "The Immortal Officials" is still an underrated novel. The greatest significance of the article "Xianli" is that on the basis of sorting out the classical Taoist classics, it truly hierarchizes the system of cultivating immortals and makes the realm clear. It truly ensures that every step has a Taoist canon to rely on, from Dijinji, to Guigu Sect, to Tianxin Sect, to Shangqing, Taishang, Yuqing, and to Sandong. This line from Zhiguai Xiaoshu to Sanqing Dao is very clear. Moreover, his basis has always been the Taoist scriptures that actually existed, rather than the "prehistoric stream" composed of myths and legends, which is helpful for understanding the ancient Taoist system and culture. At the same time, the author also removed many of the feudal dross in the Taoist Scriptures and used everything that was not mixed with mud and sand. He also used the differences of the Lingshan School to criticize the feudal dross elements in ancient Taoism. It also dilutes or systematizes the contents of ancient Taoist legends that are not easily integrated into the hierarchical system. It should be said that only from the perspective of the cultivation system, this book has a strong fairy flavor. Another great advantage of this book is that it truly constructs a reasonable fairy court system governed by the three schools of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism, and it has a certain description of the operating logic and notification basis of the bureaucratic system, so it appears to be more reasonable among similar texts. (The system of "Principles of Taoism" directly applies the structure within Taoist temples, and to be honest, it is not very suitable for governance on a larger scale.) However, it is quite awkward to have so many "deputy officials" in the classical system. It would be better to use some other official names instead. The shortcomings of this book, and the main reason why it is not a big hit, are that the author's writing skills are insufficient, or there are many deficiencies in characterization and plot description. It is often very dry to read, and the writing still needs more practice. In addition, the handling of many events is relatively idealistic or deliberately lacks depth. They only touch on the surface or force a happy ending. I don't think that the author can't write a lot of twists and turns or depth, but the author positions this book as a saliva novel, a fast food article, and the original writing plan is to finish it with more than 3 million words, so there is no need to add too many details. It can be seen that the author still has his own thoughts on the plot design. For example, the difference in the nature of the protagonist's work at each level is written out, and the copy is deliberately not repeated. This is also the benefit of the moderate length, and the routines will not be too old. However, in general, the author still lacks the ability to control large scenes and the ability to imagine the operation of the third-level immortal fairy court system, which makes the story less and less attractive as it goes on. Especially after the demon clone enters the upper echelon of the demon realm, it becomes a bit more boring or deviates from the original style. I wish the author had ended it with more than 3.5 Million words, but writing any more might be counterproductive. Generally speaking, the setting is excellent, the description is a bit boring, but the pace is good, and there are not too many poisonous points. Overall, it is a novel that is comfortable and unburdening in all aspects. This is a novel that readers who like traditional fairy tales should not miss.