What Three Pure Ones? I'm Tongtian, the Great Sage of the West

It's a good short story. It has a very positive outlook on life. It's considered correct among all the articles I've read.

There are a lot of introductions. It's a bit long-winded for experienced bookworms, but it's just right and not annoying. Newbies may find it annoying, but it's all very useful knowledge.

Not bad, I hate Lao Tzu and Primitive the most, well written

Let me give you a review. I haven't finished it yet. It has more than a hundred chapters. I might not be able to finish it. I would give this book a 7.5. There are several obviously illogical places. First, it is said that after the protagonist's world merges, the enlightenment of the quasi-sage is complete and even becomes a saint. As a result, after the world is really merged, the quasi-sage is in the late stage. Secondly, the method of becoming a saint with three corpses. Why is Emperor Jun still in the late quasi-sage stage after killing all three corpses? Isn't the setting of this book that in the early stage of the quasi-sage, the Hunyuan Dao Fruit is condensed, in the middle stage, there are one corpse, in the later stage, there are two corpses, and at the peak, there are three corpses? Could Di Jun be a fake three corpses? Third, the setting of the realm is too confusing. Each major realm is set into the early, middle and late stages, the peak, and perfection. Forget these five, you still have the early stage, the early stage peak, the early stage perfection, the middle stage, the middle stage peak, the middle stage perfection, and the late stage. . . Then how to calculate the peak? Peak, peak peak? Peak perfection? Perfect? The pinnacle of perfection, the perfection of perfection? I'm afraid you are really going crazy. Although this irrational and illogical state is briefly mentioned in the article, this is what the author means. When the protagonist is in the middle stage of Da Luo, there is a peak in the middle stage of Da Luo, and he is perfect in the middle stage of Da Luo. When he is a quasi-sage, he has a peak in the late stage of quasi-saint, and he is perfect in the late stage of quasi-saint. Isn't it obvious that all realms have their peaks, perfection, and perfection? Crazy, crazy, crazy. In terms of writing, there is not a big problem, because Pindao's writing is not good, so as long as it is not written by primary and middle school students, it can be read. However, in terms of plot, there are too many explanations and too many descriptions of something. It is a bit long-winded and a bit self-indulgent, but it is not as long-winded as the last book I read, so I can give it a seven-point five. Of course, there are no requirements for writing, so I just want to Looking at the details, Taoist friends who describe it like a running account, this book can indeed be rated at about 8.5, And the logic can be automatically ignored. After all, reading novels really cannot use your brain. This sentence is not derogatory, it is a fact. I originally planned to read this book without using my brain, but unfortunately, when I saw a certain pain point, my brain automatically came back. There are many others, and I forgot about them for a while.

There are typos here and there, and it's a mess.

It ended inexplicably

This book is good. The plot themes of this book are very novel, especially since it comes to the West from the beginning.

This type is very common. They are all born in advance, and then the top treasures are queued up.

It looks really awkward! Those who have traveled back through time have Chaos Beads to create jade butterfly fragments, and they have also absorbed a little bit of the origin of Taishang Yuanshi to complete themselves. They have Qi transformed into the Three Pure Ones and have the Nine-turn Yuan Gong Heaven and Earth Xuanhuang Pagoda. Sooner or later, they will develop and explode Hongjun. However, the Second Sage of the West, who has been comparing himself to the Emperor Yuanshi and is even more shameless, recognizes his brother. I am really speechless. Why would a brother want to kiss you? It's just wishful thinking, childish and has no structure, and I can't see it at all.

A bunch of writing...