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Although the author did not explain clearly some things and had some small loopholes, it is generally good. For example: the speed of transforming into the outside world can reach 120 kilometers per second, which looks very scary. First of all, the author did not explain clearly that the speed is in the vacuum environment of the universe. Then once a person enters the interior of the planet, the human body receives the atmosphere Due to the suppression of pressure, the restraint of gravity, and the resistance of air, the final speed cannot be compared with the vacuum environment of the universe. Imagine that the setting of Tomato's "Star Transformation" is perfect. It reaches the peak of the fairy world and destroys the world with a flip of hand. After ascending to the divine world, it can't even fly or even be suppressed. This is the constraint of the environment.
I've read over a hundred chapters and it's quite interesting. I don't know what to think about those comments. Or did it collapse behind?? Anyway, I see it's pretty good now! From the wire-mounted vertical version, it is now more than thirty years old, so don't question me.
It is a rare good book. The concept is indeed very novel and out of the ordinary. The description of dimensions and space is somewhat unique, but the author is still a little anxious at the end! The second half is obviously much faster than the first half! It is obvious when reading, but we readers do not know what caused the author to change his original intention and speed up the progress of the work. But I hope that the author can be responsible for the work and the readers, never change his original intention, and stick to the end!
A reborn person's cultivation is too slow to improve, not as fast as others' cultivation. He always thinks about those things that are available and not available, and there are too few cold fields, real estate, space, and minefields to control the field. To put it bluntly, it is digressing from the topic. The writing is the same as in the city.
This book is one that I rarely get to read in its entirety. It is very attractive and needs to be read carefully. It is a refreshing article and an interpretation of alternative cultivation techniques and techniques for cultivating immortals, Taoism, and truth. It has an interpretation and understanding that is both true and false. It can be said that before the mystery of real cultivation is revealed, this book can be the theoretical basis of pseudo-cultivation. It's interesting and the world view is grand. It's worth reading, but it's a pity that so few people have read Seven Cats. It probably took a long time to finish the book.
It's verbose, and the feeling and emotional lines are not as well written as expected.
I think it's pretty good
It's okay in the early stage... But it's boring in the middle stage... The routine is similar to that of Emperor Domination, with all kinds of costumes... But it's too chatty.
The story's protagonist's experience is full of twists and turns. The author's imagination goes wild, from the mortal world, to the immortal world, to the divine world. I thought I was finally standing at the pinnacle of the universe, but I didn't want to be just a prison. The ending was a bit rushed. Overall, it was pretty good.
I have this opinion about the main character: 1. Qingcheng said, "We are all the ones who commit fouls." This shows that they are the same type. 2. When the protagonist is thinking about his confidante, Qingcheng can know what the protagonist is thinking. Does this mean they can have the same consciousness? So we can make this judgment: they should all belong to the black cube or the true spirit produced by the black cube