There Are Gods in Chang'an

The protagonist is handsome, which gives me a sense of immersion, and the description of the text is also relatively delicate, and the overall plot unfolds in an orderly manner. From the perspective of an old bookworm, it is not bad. It can be used as a leisurely after-dinner reading. I also hope that the author will continue to keep updating the exciting plots.

The writing is good. I hope the author will continue to write well. It's not good enough, not good enough at all.

The writing is okay. It depends on what kind of books you like. The writing style is not a big problem.

"There Are Immortals in Chang'an" is a novel that combines classical beauty with modern charm. The author's delicate writing style shows readers a rich and colorful world. The characters have their own emotions and entanglements and show their courage, wisdom and kindness in the story, making the whole story more vivid and real. The city of Chang'an, with its profound historical and cultural heritage, has become the best background for the story. From ancient times to the present, Chang'an has been the intersection of culture and history. Chang'an City in the novel is not only the stage of the story, but also the carrier of culture and spirit. The characters in the story are full of charm and personality. Especially the son-in-law hidden in the palace, his mysterious identity and the mission behind him make him the soul of the entire story. I think the charm of this book lies not only in its plot and characters. It also showed me a real and dreamy world through delicate psychological description and emotional rendering. In this world, there are not only the joys and sorrows of mortals, but also the joys and sorrows of the strong. This intertwining of emotions makes the whole story more touching. Overall, it is a novel worth reading. Big cheers for the author! ! ! ! ! ! Quick update!

Come on

The writing is very good, the descriptions are spot-on, the characters are vivid, and overall it's very good.

The writing is good, but it's too bland. It's not suitable for novels about self-cultivation. Older people will probably like it. Maybe I'm too young. It's boring.

One of the best novels I have read so far

Bad ending. The first chapter can be called a god, but the next hundred or so chapters have been endlessly describing fighting scenes, which is completely unnecessary. It feels like it is watery, and it is unfinished in the end. What a pity

The first 90% is actually pretty good, with foreshadowing, passion, progression, suspense, and good writing. The fighting scenes are average and within the acceptable range. But in the end, it was really hard to finish. The scene of two people fighting could have written at least more than 10,000 words. The original writing was just full of passion. You can just skip it and read it. The key is that there are several pairs of people fighting. The next 50 to 60,000 words are really boring. I skipped large sections and then it ended. Yes, that's right, fighting, fighting, fighting for hundreds of years! And then it's over! OMG!