Heaven's Punishment

Underrated author, underrated work. Must like

I like Yiguang's works very much. I read them all in one sitting. It was a blast. The only thing that made me worried was whether the woman in white at the end was Yuexian, Ling'er or Ziyan.

The protagonist of this book is uneducated, cowardly, rogue, greedy for life and afraid of death. A successful literary work must be educational, and the image of the shameless protagonist discredits the author's good writing.

A very good book, how come there are so few reviews? It shouldn't be.

I gritted my teeth and read the first few hundred chapters, but I couldn't stand the rest. I feel that the author is not suitable for writing novels about cultivating immortals. The protagonist has such a poor foundation and has no practice. The whole process is to get into trouble, run away, fall into trouble, rebuild, get into trouble, and run away. I also showed off my writing skills throughout the whole process. It is not easy to write millions of words of nonsense. It is recommended to study Wangyu and Ergen. Or you can develop towards Zhu Xian. I don't recommend watching it, it's a complete waste of time.

Since the main character was deliberately written to make people feel uncomfortable and disgusting, it is natural that negative reviews will follow one after another.

Isn't the author of this plot embarrassed himself? The word count is too low, and it falls off the mark as soon as it is written, and the preface does not match the follower. Tossing and turning is just the way to go

Good writing and good plot. The protagonist's character may seem weird and changeable, but it's actually easy to understand. He is obsessed with eight words and becomes a demon, and he never regrets or changes. Just like the Nine Star Divine Sword, it prefers the magic sword. There is nothing wrong with being persistent and unwavering.

It's really bad. There's nothing to see at all.

Tracer's Tianxing Ji really writes the emotions to the extreme. The last time with Ziyan and the various pasts in Hongye Valley are always lingering in my mind. Every time I shed tears of heartache, I regret that I didn't accompany you to continue walking, and I didn't comb your hair myself, but I have been accompanying you all the way until I finally returned to the place where the dream began. I am back, blameless...