Elixir Controls the Sky

I watched part of it and it was quite exciting. The protagonist and villain are not brainless and have online IQ. The protagonist survives from the initial cracks and is frightened step by step. He builds his own power step by step and has his own right to speak. In the end, he becomes the strongest step by step. The protagonist's character is calm, courageous and resourceful, and he must avenge himself. He has a strong sense of belonging to his family. While growing up, he also helps the family grow. Regarding the matter of his rebirth and going back to a hundred thousand years ago, he is very cautious and reveals his strength step by step. Unlike some protagonists who are afraid that others will not know that they are reborn, the key is to show that their strength is still weak. The family is very united and does not suppress talents like the protagonist. Instead, it provides strong support, which makes the protagonist grow very quickly in the early stage.

The beginning is very good, but there are constant wars in the middle and later stages. This is not fantasy. It is more like the Three Kingdoms than the Three Kingdoms. Nine out of ten sentences are about national wars. It is disgusting.

Too grindy, not my cup of tea

For those who say it's good, I wonder if you haven't read any good books. I can only say that this book is suitable for newcomers to read.

The first half is quite interesting, but the second half becomes more and more speechless.

The author's frequent logical confusion

After reading Chapter 253, the author is writing about a rubbish alchemist who is at the highest level of Qi and Blood and can actually live for a hundred thousand years (only knows three or four kinds of alchemy training methods). He goes back to a hundred thousand years ago and controls the wind and rain. Can you be dissatisfied with the protagonist?