A Long-Lived Immortal's Travels

"The Immortal Journey of Immortality" Author: Stay up until midnight Personally, I think this is a refreshing article that wanders leisurely. Ordinariness is the truth, just like a hurried passerby, recording an ordinary life. Although it is plain, it is fascinating. I feel that the author has a deep artistic conception. Every ordinary sentence contains some touching things, and it feels like a collection of prose poems. I'm very curious about the author's state of mind when writing. This article has a strong sense of substitution and gave me a deep understanding. The text is smooth and has few adjectives, which means there are no large paragraphs of scene descriptions, memories, etc., And it does not create a feeling of "I am reading a story." There are almost no typos, more than sentence fragmentation, and short sentences are used. Here is a brief introduction to each character: Protagonist: Chen Changsheng (who traveled from the earth) has experienced at least eight thousand years of reincarnation before this reincarnation. He is cursed by the mayfly and dies every three years. After three years, he wakes up one day and dies again. After two thousand years, you will enter the next reincarnation and you will not remember anything. Hong Sancai, the master of Liuyun Temple, practiced Taoism all his life but lived for more than 140 years without practicing Taoism. He met Chen Changsheng very early and passed Liuyun Temple to Xuanhuang after his death. Xuanhuang: I met Chen Changsheng very early. After Hong Sancai died, he stayed alone and watched. He never fought for himself in his life. Wine shop owner Zhang Wudi: He first met Chen Changsheng when he was sixteen years old. Every three years when Chen Changsheng wakes up, he will go to the wine shop to make a pot of Qiuyue Brewing. Zhang Yuqing: Chen Changsheng's disciple in his last reincarnation was moody. Yuxuan: Chen Changsheng's disciple in his last reincarnation (the two are suspected of having a fate many reincarnations ago). He likes Chen Changsheng, practices the Purana Sutra for Chen Changsheng, and pursues his footsteps life after life. Fox Yu: The fox demon that Chen Changsheng picked up in the snow in his last reincarnation. He liked Chen Changsheng and was obsessed with Chen Changsheng. A wisp of his residual soul was attached to the tree, and finally dissipated after seeing Chen Changsheng in this reincarnation. Yunxiang: The maid of the Tang family. Zhu Ran (seems to be the person next to Chen Changsheng in his last reincarnation, who liked Chen Changsheng, and left a jade pendant as a gift to the mortal Tang family after searching for it to no avail). Tong Zhihuan: Chen Changsheng passed on his medical skills and liked Taoer. Taoer: The innate wood spirit born from the peach tree planted by Chen Changsheng in Liuyun Temple. He likes Tong Zhihuan and likes to call Tong Zhihuan a fool. Mo Yuan: Millennium Dragon After failing to transform into a dragon for four times, he finally got the help of Chen Changsheng when he was about to die, and he was able to transform into a dragon through water. He named himself the Black Dragon General under Chen Changsheng and the left gate god of Liuyun Temple. Tongtianjiang Old Dragon King: Another real dragon outside Mo Yuan, who knows some of Chen Changsheng's past reincarnations. After seeing so much, what are you waiting for? The subject matter is novel and it is really rare to find a good book. Recommendation index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 (Warm reminder: Don't read it if you just want to read the cool article)

The plot is plain but logical, and the details are well described. With just a few strokes, vivid, representative and even contemporary images appear on the page, which shows the author's profound writing skills. The book explains many truths, but it is not preaching. It is more like a passerby sighing after observing an event. Although there are some typos, they basically do not affect reading. From this point of view, the author is a wonderful person, probably as casual and serious as the Chen Changsheng he writes about, but not serious. In the current impetuous Internet context, it is rare to find a good book to cleanse the soul, and it is also a blessing.

Shen He was so angry that he posted a comment and it's not okay to review it and not read it.

I didn't want to comment at first, but it's really painful to watch, so I'd like to remind those who come after me. Whether a book is a brainless novel or any other kind of novel, it should have its own soul in it. You can't write a brainless novel today and then start talking about big ideas tomorrow when the protagonist changes his temper, right? Vice versa. This book is a hodgepodge. The first half is a fake version of Lan Ke Qi Yuan, but it is actually not bad. In the middle, the Great Wall of Sword Qi of the Second World appears inexplicably. At this time, the taste of the whole book is not right. Finally, when I saw Chapter 369, the white clothes were stained with blood, and the hands of the mortal shopkeeper were chopped off, this was not the shopkeeper who was chopped off, it was clearly me who was chopped off, and all the fairy aura created in the first half of this book. At this point, it has become a common thing, and what happens next has nothing to do with me. Abandon the book and leave.

I know that some people will write unflattering book reviews, so I calm down and read this book first. There are many short stories about ordinary people's lives in it. The protagonist Chen Changsheng is helpless by the curse of the mayfly and misses the smell of fireworks in the world even more. Many of the stories are quite touching, so if you don't like this type of writing, you can skip it. This article aims to solve the curse of ephemera, and the process is like a past event in the world of mortals. The protagonist is very strong, even invincible, but does not abuse his magic power. The writing style is very good and smooth. There are poems in some places. I don't know if they were written by the author himself, but they are very high-quality and easy to understand, but they are very meaningful. That's pretty much it, you can read it if you want to see it.

Well, when I have read too many cool articles, I will read this again. With the world but above it, plain. And wonderful, good. It's really good. Much better than Shuangwen.

To be honest, I am an unstable person. Before reading this novel, I like to read passionate novels. Although I have only read dozens of chapters, this novel can make me calm down and read every word. I also cried several times. Although I don't know what the plot will be like, I will still give it good reviews, not for anything else, just because it can make me understand more things.

It's plain but has a secular meaning. I haven't read this kind of eye-catching article in half a year. It's a pity that no one knows this kind of article.

This book is similar to Lan Ke Qi Yuan.

To describe it in one sentence: Painting a tiger cannot be compared to a dog. In terms of writing style, this book beats 90% of Qimao's books, but it's really not good-looking. It was okay at first glance, but the more I read, the less I wanted to read it. After all, not every book is "Sword Comes".