
The Vast Immortal Firmament
万古仙穹
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.4M Words
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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From the beginning of reading "Eternal Immortal Sky", you can clearly feel Guan Qi's writing skills. From the confrontation between the two armies at the beginning to the first climax of the story - inviting Gu Hai to come out, during this period, with the advancement of the plot, the author expresses the overall world view very clearly, allowing readers to clearly understand the level of the protagonist. Moreover, through a large amount of foreshadowing, the tension of the war is highlighted, so that readers become more and more eager to expect the protagonist to appear to reverse the situation of the war. This is also an important point to retain readers into the main plot. From a character perspective, it goes without saying that the protagonist is wise and clever, but what I like even more is that the protagonist's opponents are not weak either. This kind of character setting where you meet your opponent in chess makes the two people fight back and forth, and no one falls behind from the beginning. This kind of slap in the face is an advanced slap in the face. It's not that the protagonist has a dazzling aura, but that his true talents and knowledge are displayed in front of the readers through the plot. The author is very good at describing the environment, but it is mostly from a purely spectatorial perspective, and there is especially little psychological description of the characters. In my opinion, the most redeeming feature of "Eternal Sky" is its layout. It is not about personal grievances and petty love, but it can trigger readers' deeper thinking. Regarding wars and games, you think you have already strategized, but you don't know that you are just the black and white guy on the chessboard. Regarding big love and small love, which one is more important, family or country? How do loyalty and filial piety have both ends? Various plot settings vaguely reflect the author's own thinking. Even the world, and even the understanding of oneself are reading effects that other works do not have.
To be honest, I like this book very much. It's really good in the early and middle stages, but it's really not good in the later stages. For example, you keep talking about how powerful Thirty is, and then you are passed down in the later stages, and then Thirty is wiped out. The most important thing is that Taiwa's memory of Empress Wa is not restored? Your son showed up for the last time and then disappeared? Can't you make up for the hole? And the old man Guanqi really made me laugh to death. He and the copy of Wan'er were so sweet together just now, and then you brought the real Murong Wan back to life? How did you write it in the later period? To be honest, I really can't understand it since that chapter came out. Can you please write a better ending to this one when writing a new book?
Introduced from anime,
It's not just a world measured by realm, the protagonist's IQ is online.
There is a suspense left at the end, and I look forward to the continuation.
It can be considered a masterpiece that is unfinished. Although it is unfinished, it is still a masterpiece. Although it is a masterpiece, it is also unfinished.
My father's name is Tai Chi, and my son's name is Liang Yi? Did you go in the wrong direction?
I like this book very much, even if it is bad at the end. Many plots in the book are very exciting and make people excited. The ending is too hasty. I would like to see the author write some extras, such as the growth of Ancient Taiji (the final battle with Ancient Taiji played a lot of role. He was able to fight against the thirty-egg beast at the age of 25, which was a strong man at the level of Zhulong Pangu), and the story of resurrecting some people (I would rather see Jiang Lianshan resurrected. I feel that Murong Yan should be in love with Jiang Lianshan, and I want to see how she is facing her father who loves her). Finally, I would like to emphasize that I really like this book and have read it no less than five times.
It's a pleasure to watch
The book is still good, but it seems that the author's name is useless, Jin Jiao Yin Jiao... Journey to the West is very easy to read, Song Qingshu, etc... Gu Long Jin Yong is also very easy to read. Even the place names are like 9526. It's so simple and easy to understand.