Master of the Yin Meridians

The author knows a lot about outsiders' magic, and some of the magic jargon is quite interesting. The plot combines the prominent human trafficking crimes and cult activities in the era of severe crackdowns, and the plot arrangement is quite good.

The logic is particularly strong, the author is thoughtful, and the whole book is very calming to read. There was no bold shouting and killing, it was just a contest of scheming and tactics between people from all walks of life, and things were done without showing off. In short, it is a rare good book and worth reading! Come on, author, I hope it becomes a hit!

The overall structure is okay, the plot is compact but not disappointing, and the magical realism writing style makes people feel immersed in it. Although the protagonist is a bit Long Aotian (I only feel like I have read more than 200 chapters), Ao is very "core". It's good to read and soothe your mood when you have nothing to do. It also has some flavor of that era, and I have seen some heretical ways. Although it may not be true, it can be regarded as unique. The author still put some effort into research, and it is still worth recommending.

This is a great book worth reading. There are many side ways, starting with Pai Hua Zi. The protagonist recognizes a master and is asked to call him sister. Taught him for ten years. From now on, we forget each other in the world. Fortunately, the protagonist has a good outlook on life. Grow up slowly. The author's writing style is also good, and he knows a lot about the key points.

First of all, this book is indeed a good work, but it is not suitable for new bookworms. You need to have read a certain amount of novels to understand it, and you also need to have a certain social experience to read it. In fact, metaphors are not good or bad. It depends on whether the person who uses the magic is good or bad. Even if the evil spell is cast, the bad guys can still be punished, and there are too many slangs in it, which requires a lot of thinking. Some scenes may be composed of the author's social experience. From this point of view, the author is very good at figuring out people's hearts, but there are The book is slightly Buddhist at times, and the protagonist has a very good personality. He is obviously different from the idiots usually described by supernatural beings. He is not allowed to do anything but has to do it, which is the most disgusting thing for me. The protagonist of this book is happy to take revenge, and has a martial arts style. He can learn to be a person in life. Why should skill repay evil with kindness? Cutting the knot with a quick knife is the best thing. Being smart and prudent has the smell of a human being. In fact, at the beginning, the author refused to accept anyone who came and got entangled with all kinds of women. I was a little disgusted, but after thinking about it, I always suppressed my desires. Isn't that what immortals do? All mortals, both men and women, have desires. How can the spring breeze that comes to your door not hit you like a jade? It's not quite in line with human nature, just like a child can only be born after the yin and yang are harmonized. Everything is too perfect, and it doesn't look like a human being. The author is really good at this. He doesn't blindly cater to the so-called long-term slap in the face pleasure of the current market. He cuts it straight to the end without procrastination, which is very interesting. From this kind of novel, I think I can also learn some experience in dealing with people and social structure, avoid taking some traps set by others, and have great expectations for human nature. It is a very interesting novel and a beautiful article.

A fairy tale, I admire the author. For similar novels, I have only read Tomb Raiders Notes and The Immortal of Destiny. Not to mention Tomb Raiders Notes, it's a classic. How should I put it, Destiny Chu Ma Xian, sometimes exciting, sometimes messy, and the second half is just a mess. Compared with this film, it is like elementary school literature. This book has whetted your appetite in the first chapter. The language is very quack-like, with an absurd amount of professional vocabulary and not a single omission. The description of professional details is quite full, and the plot advancement and character creation are almost perfect. I read more than 300 chapters in one go, and couldn't stop until my eyes rested. It's a pity that it has only been updated to more than 500 chapters. . . The author is really awesome, that one word that Jay Chou often said kept popping up in my mind. . . Man, I really recommend it. If you have to find faults, you can only nitpick. This can be said to be a literary work rather than a simple online novel.

Let's talk about your feelings. The background of this book is set in the 1980s and 1990s when the domestic economy was developing rapidly and the feudal remnants were dancing wildly. At that time, the feudal remnants were so exaggerated that a peasant claiming to be the reincarnation of the emperor could seduce tens of thousands of people to worship openly and choose hundreds of concubines. The qigong master's deception that people can become invulnerable by not going to the hospital to heal themselves with qi when they are sick is a hundred times more exaggerated than what I said. If you are interested, you can learn about all the incredible things of that era. These all really happened. The country later cracked down hard to prevent the remnants of feudalism from resurrecting. If you read it in this context, you will find this book to be really well written.

It was a bit interesting at first. Later, it turned into local dog literature, where birth is the peak, gods will kill gods if they stand in the way, and Buddhas will kill if they stop Buddha. The more I look at it, the worse it gets! The rest is just non-stop coding and various show operations. I really have no interest in reading any more. I recommend everyone to read Luo Qiaosen's works, they are really good. If you have any novels worth reading, please recommend them. Thank you🙏

This is the first time to write a review on this platform The strengths of this book far outweigh the weaknesses. The writing is sophisticated, the material selection is novel, the plot surpasses 90% of books with the same subject matter, the characteristics of the times are well grasped, the characters are portrayed to a high level, the content is in-depth, and the author has a deep understanding and relationship in this aspect. The interweaving of truth and falsehood, the fusion of elegance and vulgarity, as well as all kinds of whimsical and whimsical ideas, make people browse it involuntarily and cannot stop. It is one of the best online articles I have ever read. The author writes about the world from immortals, from rivers and lakes to temples, and from the left to the right way. He expresses his unexplainable feelings through the banter of gods and ghosts. He has the legacy of "a page full of absurd words and a handful of bitter tears". The author has done a deep research on Taoism and Taoism, and the discussion about immortals and mortals is very exciting! It can be compared with Under One Man, and may be slightly better in terms of storytelling, authenticity and plot compactness. Lu Chenyin and Sister Baoer are by far my two favorite characters! The protagonist on the 10th day of the lunar month may be the hope of each of us: to have high skills, to calculate all the strategies, to have magical means, to have a human heart, to have a firm goal, to move forward indomitably, to finally achieve great things and make great achievements, to be able to clear the direction and remain firm in the rolling waves of changes in the world. But all of this is a castle in the air based on external magic that cannot play such a big role in reality. The more I read this article, the more ethereal it becomes. Starting from the appearance of Huang Yuanjun, the betrayal of Lao Jiang and other women, and the fat beating of the second generation by Senior Sister Lu, the previous sense of reality has been greatly weakened, and it has begun to change into a YY aspect. I hope the author can control all aspects carefully, and some ideological and poetic articles will be more powerful if only clicked at the critical moment. I have read more than 300 chapters so far. I am very excited and decided to catch up to the end. I hope the author will continue to work hard. It doesn't matter if I delay the update. Taking good care of your body is the most important thing😍😘

It looks okay from the front and very attractive, but the logic behind it doesn't make sense. 1. I just want to ask a question. Is it true or not about extending one's life through calamity? The protagonist's lifespan has indeed been robbed. This is the main thread throughout the novel. However, the protagonist group has always said that the lifespan of the robbed person is false and cannot be extended. Therefore, later on, it is necessary to create an accident to kill the person who robbed the lifespan. The logic itself is contradictory, and it is confusing to read. 2. The protagonist group, including Huang Yuanjun, has been saying that there is no such thing as magic and that you must believe in science. This is also true for senior state officials. However, the protagonist is a yin god, has an out-of-body soul, and uses various external methods to harm others. Is this still scientific? The country has set up a special institution to study this kind of thing. Is there no proof that a soul can leave the body? 3. An old problem in all novels, any small boss is very awesome when he appears. Needless to say, the big boss is the one who plays a female star every day. As a result, no matter where they go, no matter where they are at home or in ostentation, they all act like country bumpkins and do everything themselves, and I am convinced.