Great Wilderness Sword Emperor

Let's not talk about the early stage of martial arts. Immortal Path: Refining Qi, Building Foundation, Golden Pill, Nascent Soul, Divine Soul, Returning to the Origin and Unity, Infinite Tribulation, One Thought to the Sky, Eternity, Eternal Transformation and Immortality. Why did you ascend to immortality after becoming immortal? That's because eternity only exists in this world! To ascend to immortality is to enter a higher world/plane. In the words of Baozi's previous novels, it means that the rules of the world in the higher plane are more complete and solid, but the mastery of the rules that was originally sufficient in the low-level plane (for example, it can be nearly invincible/eternal in the low-level plane) is not enough in the high-level plane. Then why do you want to enter the high-level plane to seek abuse? Isn't it better to dominate at the lower level? One of the reasons is still a matter of rules. The more rules you master, the more abilities you will have, such as "bringing back a dead person in the long river of time (by returning to the point in time before his death and forcibly bringing him back. Although Einstein said this is not possible, fantasy novels don't care [naughty])." In fact, there is nothing wrong with the naming. People in this world only understand the level of "waiting for immortals", and then there are other planes, which of course are out of reach. One more thing, the cultivation system in this world is a bit weak. The protagonists in the first three parts of Baozi are all able to practice directly from the beginning, connect with heaven and earth, and enter into refining qi.

At first I thought this book was very good, but it turns out that all the books nowadays are the same. Gradually they turned into stallion novels, imposing unnecessary plots, old guys turned into little lolita, and women fell inexplicably in love with the male protagonist when they saw it. It's outrageous. I'm not saying it's bad, I can only say it gets better the more I write it.

There are too many women... Almost all of them are pretentious... I have never seen a man behave in a feminine manner... It is very annoying to watch... This trend has continued for dozens of chapters... It is inevitably a MA novel... Abandoned the book...

Wai Rui Gu De

The protagonist, the Virgin, keeps giving opportunities to the enemy. The protagonist can't walk when he sees a woman. The woman keeps causing trouble for the protagonist. I can only say that I help the protagonist once and stab the protagonist 99 times. Some never even help the protagonist. . .

I am a long-time reader of Baozi. I have been reading "Tao" since the first year of junior high school (14 years old) and have the deepest impression on me. The interval between readings is the longest. After that, I started reading Jiu Yang Ta Tian around the third year of junior high school, and I started reading Sacrifice of Mountains and Rivers in high school. All I can say is that the writing is really good. The protagonist is decisive in killing, is reasonable and has no regard for human feelings, and is thoughtful. It's a pity that as the chapters increase, the content becomes too complicated. I remember that in "Tao", Xiao Chen would sometimes go to an auction - pick up a treasure - be robbed and killed - and then fight back to kill him. It was too obvious that he was just trying to make up the words. I have finished reading Dao and Jiuyang Tatian, but this is also a big reason why I feel moistened after reading more than a thousand chapters. Now that I have graduated from college in 23 years, I am picking up books I haven't read for many years just to overcome my inner impatience and pursue my past self (I went crazy for you in my QQ log in 2016)

More than a thousand chapters have passed. In addition to external forces, there are external objects, such as ancestral gods, ancestral demons, immortal masters, immortals, masters, and emperors. The protagonist is still stuck in the first ten or so realms, and the protagonist's magic cannot be written. How can he be recognized by many big guys? Either this one is selected or that one is selected. Each time the plot of the story is advanced and laid out for more than a hundred chapters, the result is about to come out. Suddenly it is a big war, from the initial war on the continent to world to world to planet to universe to inside and outside the universe. Then jump to the next plot, with no beginning and no end. The protagonist acts as an introduction every time, and what comes out is dozens of realms behind him. Then the protagonist: I died, I died again, I died again, I died again... Jump to the next plot, interspersing back and forth with the lowest realms of star field, universe, and chaos. Really sucks

A young boy with a sword and a little squishie stands out among the routines of rebirth + family abandonment + fiancée backstabbing/being robbed, etc. I really like the main plot! It's a pity that the emotional line is too explosive, and the treatment of female characters is also outrageous. Except for Zou Shanshan, she either likes it or is ambiguous. The good old turtle turns into a lolita, and one or two of them can make all kinds of imagination. It's really annoying to read... It's not that you can't accept stallion stories, just accept it if you like it. The harem, but you didn't say it clearly, you put yourself in danger for various women, you ignored Jinya and you still wanted to practice to shirk it, you gave Jinya's mother's golden lock, and Jinya misunderstood that it was for your two children. You didn't say before that you wanted her to be the Empress of Qingyang, and you didn't say please now, why? ? Killing one is killing, killing two is killing. Why did you just leave Meng Jiao alone in the beginning, just to see all Jin Ya later? The branch plot of the mysterious empress really doesn't have to be promoted by Meng Jiao... Ah! ! ! It's really infuriating to drive high and go low!

Ugh heart! Lan Shu

The plot of the story is very good, but a good hand was suddenly ruined. It says ancient martial arts... Insisting on including modern words? (Is it novel and popular?)