
Towering
参天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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663Chapters
1.7MPopularity
1.1kReaders
22kMust-read votes
9.1Score
13.5kRatings
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The characters in each of Jiuqiu's five works have distinct personalities and are very distinctive. Different moods will always give different insights, just like reading from a different angle every time, so each work is loved differently in the eyes of different people. Although it is written about cultivation and fantasy, it is actually about the understanding, exploration and charity of Tao. Personally, I will briefly summarize the protagonists of these five masterpieces: 1. Qi Control for Thousand Years: clear grudges, decisive killing, correcting Yin and Yang, and turning the world around. 2. Canpao: The sword takes a different direction, loves and hates clearly, distinguishes yin and yang, and returns justice to the universe. 3. Ziyang: Never give up, dare to do something, understand yin and yang, and guide the world. 4. Tai Xuan Zhan Ji: strategizing, loyalty and love, going back and forth between yin and yang, and rectifying the world. 5. Shentian: attaches great importance to love and justice, Taoism reaches the sky, understands Yin and Yang, and controls the universe.
The writing is good, but the ending is unacceptable. Since the emphasis is on the equality of yin and yang, you have to get what you pay for. As a result, the two wives were widowed and the children were born without a father. The seven people became sworn sworn friends, and in the end only Chang Le and Chu Boss had some thoughts, and the big-eyed little Moli died; Brother Lu's best friend Yan Feixue was caught between loyalty and righteousness, and she was clearly estranged when she finally left; Fatty died and his whole family became Buddhas. After all the hard work and hard calculation, the only ones who got the real benefits were outsiders, and none of my own family members were left alone. The so-called open ending also feels unreliable. According to the logic mentioned above, it is impossible for Heaven to allow a person who has understood all the heavenly books to live in the world, and it is impossible for your spiritual consciousness to relive the three souls and seven souls. The title of the last chapter is simply self-deception. After paying so much, what did you get in the end? In the end, all the friendship between relatives and friends was gone, and there was no real benefit at all. Cultivation to reach heaven? It is just borrowed from you, just like the bus does not belong to the driver who drives the bus. To put it simply, since Nanfeng returned to the physical body, he has been following the script of chasing ducks to the shelves and then unloading and killing the donkey. It really made me feel sick to my stomach.
The writing is clear and fluent, the plot is clear and the characters are moderate. It is much better than most books and very readable. In recent years, I have only read one good book, "Zhu Xian" and "Shading the Sky", and I have never seen any other good works. "Pearl Immortal" has been printed as a book. I bought two copies, gave one away, and collected one. I wonder when "Shading the Sky" will be published? I look forward to collecting it! It's also good if it can be improved a little bit.
The author of Stormy Nine Autumn is from Shandong. I commented on it when he first started writing the novel. He replied to me and said, thank you teacher for your comment. Over the years, he has become a great figure. It's really gratifying.
Hammer was decisive in killing, but he was forced out of the school by Long Yunzi's master and apprentice, snatched away the heavenly book, sent to prison, was extremely humiliated, had his arm broken, and was even worse than a lost dog. As a result, I was able to take revenge. The apprentice did not dare to kill, and the master did not dare to kill either...
The plot is good, it can be said that it has ups and downs and twists and turns. Although it is fantasy, it also corresponds to history, and the Southern and Northern Dynasties period is well grasped. At the same time, it can also be seen that he has a certain understanding of Taoism, yes, yes.
The beginning attracted me. It truly describes the sad journey of the protagonist. In the future, he should be a person who has determined his own path, has a kind heart, and also has thunderous methods. As a result, what happened after Chapter 30 turned me into a time-travelling person and became the leader of the sect? ? ? The little beggar who used to be a hard-working man who could sacrifice his life for righteousness has turned into a fast-talking, rogue, lazy and lustful person.
I've finished reading the author's (Ziyang) and (Canpao), and I'm currently following (Total)! Great! Support!
There is so much bullshit and nonsense in this fight...
The protagonist was born a beggar! The protagonist's reasoning ability is exceptional! The protagonist's intelligence is extremely smart! The protagonist's methods are despicable! The protagonist's friend is Yi Bo Yuntian! The protagonist's communication skills are top notch. However, the protagonist offends people everywhere, is bullied everywhere, and always gets ahead of himself. He never feels oppressed, has nothing to do, doesn't do what he should do, and does what he shouldn't do. The master's words are always in mind, but they fall on deaf ears. The Taixuan Sutra is so important that the master refuses to reveal it even to his death, but the protagonist childishly reveals that he is not the Taoist Xuanzhen designated by the master.