Qi Control for Thousands of Years

When I first read this book, I didn't expect much at first, but I was more attracted to Special Forces as soon as I saw it, because I am a military fan, and I also prefer to read military novels and TV. I read this book during the summer vacation last year. At that time, I downloaded this book and went back to my hometown to read it for entertainment. My hometown is in a mountainous area and there is no signal. As a result, it was out of control at this glance, and the characters and plots progressed layer by layer. There is a lot of foreshadowing and it is very deep. The most important thing is the details, which attract me very much. The author has a great sense of humor. I remember one time, I was reading a book very late at night and I saw a very funny plot. As a result, I laughed out loud and disturbed others to rest. And "King Kong Cannon" made me see the brotherhood. Although it is a bit silly, this character is unforgettable. As for the character Yu Chengfeng in the author's writing, I feel that he is very free and unrestrained, without so many rules. All in all, this book drove me crazy, and it was also the first online novel I bought. Jiuqiu filled in the holes very responsibly, and I also read the book very seriously. Thank you Jiuqiu.

The moment the Hidden Qi Jue is released, fairy music and fragrant flowers bloom, the world restarts, and the wind travels back and forth through three time and space. After going through vicissitudes of life, it finally achieves the true fruition and returns to its true position. Although Yan Pei's soul, Jiu Yu's love, Shuangyigu, Qingzhu prophecy... Many suspense are left, which makes people daydream. But two years of continuous updates, the past and present, the world's events, the ends of the world, thousands of miles of mountains and rivers... Special forces and Taoist adventures not only make people look forward to the army's trumpet-blowing battalions and thunderbolts, but also make people fascinated by the Taoist spirit that reaches the heaven and earth and is profound and mysterious. The book is extremely rich in content, covering modern military, Taoist practice, Feng Shui, destiny, tomb robbing, time travel, history, war, weapons, fighting skills, fraternity, brotherhood, suspenseful cases, wild history hunting, fantasy animals, magic tricks... The richness of the content is amazing, and all reflect the author's profound knowledge reserve. What is even more amazing is that the author has a very sophisticated understanding of many things. He has his own unique insights into love, friendship, grievances, Buddhist scriptures, Yili, Taoism... And many wonderful discussions are eye-catching. Although the discussion is not necessarily impeccable, it fully reflects Jiuqiu's sincere and straightforward character with a clear distinction between love and hate. The ups and downs of the plot and the in-depth explanations in this book will naturally attract many readers. What makes Jiuqiu unique is that he combines suspense and immortality very well, which is rare in online books, and the story is relatively strong. I only became aware of this characteristic of Jiuqiu when I saw the protagonist push open his coffin and discovered that the corpse in the coffin looked very similar to his own. Every famous author has his own strengths. I hope that he can maintain this creative feature in the future and not be lost to everyone. Time flies, and so does the passing away. Looking around in life, more and more elements of traditional culture and Chinese classics have brought us a broader stage. Everyone is no longer a comfortable spectator, but has to participate. People always have the value belief of pursuing freedom. The body is subject to objectivity, while the spirit pursues infinite space for galloping. We love life, because the story of life spans five thousand years, which makes people imagine; we love nature, because "all kinds of frost and sky compete for freedom", which is the eternal praise of life!

I relived Qi Control again when I was watching Zi Yang, and the final battle was still so exciting and thrilling. But when he saw the look in Ye Aofeng's eyes disappearing rapidly, he felt as heavy as Lao Yu. The so-called incompatibility between good and evil is actually just that their respective positions are different. In fact, when I read it for the first time, because Lao Yu was on the positive side in the book, I hated Ye Aofeng with all my heart. Even after seeing the end and understanding his position, I still couldn't forgive him. But after revisiting it, I saw it more carefully and understood more. So after reading it this time, I have a different view of Ye Aofeng. Yes, in Lao Yu's view, Ye Aofeng was cunning and insidious, but in Ye Aofeng's eyes, Lao Yu was also a dangerous enemy. The winner is the king and the loser is the bandit. I often think, if Ye Aofeng is the one who wins, will he be the same as Lao Yu at the final moment of victory? He is not ecstatic, only the sourness of fighting against his fellow sects? Whether it's the brotherly relationship between Yu Chengfeng and King Kong Pao or the romance with Xu Zhaopei and Bai Jiuyu, the laughs in the book are all very good. What attracts me most is the description of Taoist traditional culture in the book. Jiuqiu describes Taoism and mantras very well, making it feel very real. The ending of the book is also good, leaving a lot of room for imagination. Will Lao Yu be able to return after becoming Da Luo? If he can return, then everything will be like a fairy tale, with an ending that everyone likes. If he cannot return, what should Xu Shuangyi do, who has been waiting for Lao Yu all his life? What about Yao Jia, who has done evil all his life but has a true friendship with Lao Yu? Will modern things change without Lao Yu? Sometimes, a good book needs to be reviewed frequently to appreciate the essence.

I have read your "Ziyang" and "Shentian". It takes the contradiction between Buddhism and Taoism as the main line. There are many parts that people can appreciate carefully. I personally feel very good. The first part of "Thousand Years of Qi Control" is okay, but the second half of the time travel I just want to ask how many generations of descendants can be affected by killing one person in a time travel to more than a thousand years ago,,,,, the more I read, the more disappointed I am!

Not as good-looking as Ziyang, I stopped watching when I saw Ren 18th Bureau Section Chief. People who practice Taoism still have a servile nature, how can they achieve Taoism?

"The Broken Robe" by the same author is too sad. If you don't believe me, you can read it.

I usually give negative reviews for things like this in the first person.

I rarely write book reviews, and this is my first formal review. I have basically read all Jiuqiu's books. The author strives to create a perfect protagonist, but he is biased towards the author's own personality, so that the protagonist in each book is indecisive, giving readers a long-winded feeling from beginning to end. In addition, everything will be analyzed in advance to highlight the high IQ. In fact, it does not have to be like this. A brief explanation is the last word. Secondly, several books mention that the woman he likes is ravaged. Is there any obsession with this matter? I don't know the details, so it's hard to comment. Finally, several books end with eunuchs. I really don't understand the point of doing this. You said it should be taken over to another book, but the other one didn't explain it. It claims to have a beginning and an end, but the endings of several books make people irritated rather than daydreaming. The last thing I have to mention is The writing style is indeed excellent, and it cannot be compared with other online articles. If I have the opportunity to create the next one, I hope to break out of this circle of purple spirit and Hunyuan and write an epic masterpiece. The scale, scenes, and battle lines will be grander, the protagonist will be more decisive in killing and punishing, and the ending will be explained. With such writing style, I think you will have a place in Tencent Animation!

After watching Zi Yang and watching Qi Yu, I personally like Zi Yang better.

The books are very immersive and make me linger. I read Zi Yang first, then Can Pao, and then Qi Yu. Zi Yang is the novel that I least want to finish. When I read Can Pao and Qi Yu, I didn't want to finish it at first, but later on I wanted to know the outcome more and more. Jiu Qiu's book has had a great impact on my life. Every time I read it, I will linger and have the same unique feeling.