Three-Inch Human Room

The book "Three Inches of the World" mainly focuses on the first few hundred chapters because during the experience on the earth, it tends to be cool, and most of them are in line with society. The protagonist's step-by-step growth is very interesting, but when it comes to Mars and Misty Dao Palace, especially the writing of Shenmu Galaxy and Dao Star, the writing style is not very good. The part about Ten Days and Ten Worlds was okay😊. I just got to Chapter 1060 and I look forward to more amazing places in the future.

The ancient sword in the starry sky, the evolution of all races, the misty Taoist temple, who can compete with it, all things in the world, the immortal weapons of the gods, the sky of the universe, Taixu is honored, the age of green wood, the leisurely pastoralism, its meaning is cheerful, just like the rising sun, the young Baole, with dreams in mind, enters the Tao with soldiers, picks the moon from the sky, has many mistakes in his career, the magic weapon can defeat it, the spiritual treasure can control it, the magic weapon can suppress it... If all fails, the magic weapon will kill him! Suddenly looking back, I realize... There is no god three feet above my head, and the human world is three inches away from my palm. In AD 3029, Earth's science and technology developed rapidly, without national borders, the Earth was unified, and entered the federal era. It was at this time that a big sword flew from the stars, penetrated the sun, and caused a sensation in the world. The hilt of the big sword, perhaps because it was already broken, broke into a large number of fragments in the violent vibration, scattering across the starry sky, and some of them fell all over the earth. With the arrival of the bronze sword and the falling of the fragments, there suddenly appeared on the earth an endless stream of new energy that seemed to permeate the heaven and earth, and was later named... Aura! Spiritual energy is like air, rich in some places and thin in others, and because those scattered fragments were obtained by the Federation and various forces, various techniques related to cultivation, weapon refining, elixir refining, and spiritual stone refining were found on it. The text on it is full of ancient meanings, which leads people to come into contact with ancient texts and becomes a trend. The emergence of spiritual energy also quickly eliminated the original energy and changed people's lives. It not only formed a spiritual network, but also changed the process of earth's civilization, enabling the entire earth to start a spiritual civilization. From then on, ancient martial arts rose, the world underwent great changes, and the era of all people cultivating immortals began. It is called the Lingyuan era in history. Wang Baole's true identity is the wooden coffin in which the body of the most powerful person in a certain universe of Huangtian Star Ring is located. An incident occurred in the thick Saturn Ring universe where the story is set (the incident came from the inheritance of the immortal who was sent back to the birth of the universe by Wang Baole). The split soul was assimilated by the origin of the first ray of wood in the universe. The strongest man in the universe for countless epochs, the emperor of Yuanyu Daokong (Weiyang Dao Domain), are two splits of the same soul. The Tao first appeared as freedom in the Nether Galaxy when he was painting the corpse of Master Ming Kunzi. It was fully understood when he stepped into the star realm as the first Tao in the solar system. After meeting with Yuexing Sect and Xu Liguo, he clearly understood the eighth pole of the Eightfold Path - Ji Xiaoyao. He integrated himself and Chen Qingzi's inheritance of light and dark immortals from ancient times, and became the only immortal. After experiencing ten days and ten lives on the Destiny Star, Yu learned of the existence of Emperor Weiyang. From then on, he wanted to make a break with the Emperor, cut off all cause and effect, and thus walk out on his own free path. Kill the emperor's spiritual thoughts, enter the realm of creation in the Immortal Gang Continent, and use the dream path to enter the source space of the universe. Then he condenses the clone and gives him independent consciousness, while he hides behind the scenes. After the clone opened the door to the third-level world of Yuanyu Daokong, he sealed the clone who wanted to face the emperor for himself in the second-level world, and stepped into the third-level world alone. In the end, after knowing the truth of everything in the third level world of Yuan Yu Daokong, he received the gift from the emperor before his death. He used the peak cultivation level of Hou Tu to use the Baji Dao to fight against desire. However, he still could not eliminate its existence. He had to burn his own fairy will to seize the desire in reverse. From then on, it turned into desire and annihilated the sanity. Before losing consciousness, he gave all his cultivation, immortality, and even Wang Baole's name to his clone just as the emperor had done for him, and took the initiative to ask Wang Lin to work together to expel him from the universe and lose him forever in the thick ring of Saturn. Countless years later, he was found by his clone in the sea of ​​stars in the thick ring of Saturn. At the cost of the clone voluntarily giving up all his cultivation and life, and using the only method discovered by the clone in countless years, he replaced the original six desires of the original body with the new six desires, so that the original body could regain consciousness. He woke up at the end of the final chapter and disappeared without a trace. Wang Yiyi is the daughter of Wang Lin and Li Muwan. He has an eccentric personality and likes to act sophisticated, but he often exposes his secrets in front of Wang Baole. He was fatally injured countless years ago. Even his father was helpless and his life was in danger. Therefore, only immortals could save the wound, so Wang Lin used the method of breaking Luo Tian's seal to send him into the only world where immortals exist - the last Weiyang boundary transformed by the emperor. He went through dozens of reincarnations and established a deep bond with Wang Baole in each reincarnation. In the last reincarnation, as a saint of the Vast Dao Palace, she lived in the mask fragments during the pursuit of the Weiyang tribe, and fell to the earth along with the ancient bronze sword that pierced the sun. It was accidentally obtained by Wang Baole's father and given to Wang Baole, who had not yet embarked on the path of spiritual practice. It provided great help to Wang Baole's early practice. After walking out of the Weiyang boundary, Wang Baole's past and future (immortal's destiny) were merged and resurrected. On the Xiangang Continent, he made a promise with Wang Baole that he would definitely return from Yuanyu Daokong. Finally, after knowing the reason why the returned Wang Baole had been avoiding her, she went to the Huangtian Star Ring with Wang Lin in confusion and exhaustion. Before leaving, she told Wang Baole's clone who had turned into a statue that she would always be there waiting for his arrival. Zhao Yameng's mother Wu Mengling was the former federal president, and her father was Zhao Pingfang. One of the Hundred Sons of the Federation. He has a calm personality and is rational and calm. Together with Wang Baole, Zhuo Yifan, Lin Tianhao and Kong Dao, he is a member of the Male God Association. He met Wang Baole in Piaomiao Lower Courtyard and developed a good impression of Wang Baole after going through a series of hardships. As the first batch of hundred sons of the Federation to join the Cangmang Dao Palace in the Ancient Bronze Sword, they received the Ecang inheritance and became the inner disciples of the Cangmang Dao Palace. After escaping from the Death Path battleship, he sent a message to Sect Master Xu to let the federal monks escape. Later, he participated in the Dark Yan Project and entered the Zijin Civilization Tianling Sect, and met Wang Baole in the Shenmu Civilization. After returning to the solar system, he continued to practice, and by the end he had become the spiritual pillar of the stone tablet world. Li Waner has a cold and fiery personality. It is known that she is a masked woman from the Land of Starfall. She is a disciple of the Moon Star Sect, a powerful cultivation force on the ancient earth. After entering the Moon Star Sect, she basically lost contact with Baole. They did not recognize each other. Later, in the tenth life of the Destiny Star, he was entrusted by Xiaohu, the ancestor of Yuexing Sect (the reincarnation of Xu Liguo in Weiyang Boundary in Immortal Rebellion) to tell Baole the date of meeting the ancestor of Yuexing Sect. When Wang Baole came to Yuexing Sect to meet with Xu Liguo, they met again, but things had changed.

The beginning was very good, relatively cheerful, but it got darker in the middle. After the protagonist left the earth, he became more and more empty. I just swept through many chapters. It was better than ordinary works. At least there were no typos or awkward sentences, and the logic was passable. The author is no longer at his peak, and there is a shortage of books to read

Er Gen is my favorite author. I have read Xian Ni three times and Feng Tian twice. This book always felt like something was missing. The pace is very fast. In 50 years, he has reached Wang Lin's 5,000 years of cultivation, but it doesn't feel that solid. Wang Lin has obtained Dao fruits in various fields, while Fatty feels average, all thanks to the beauty of his master, senior brother, and father-in-law. The latter part of the book has a somewhat spooky feel and is a bit long-winded. If I hadn't wanted to see the ending, I would have given up. There are some holes that have not been filled in, and some logic does not make sense. As a master, you must be rigorous.

I almost gave up on it at the beginning. The plot was childish and cliche. In the middle, I became obsessed with it and couldn't put it down. It's a pity in the later period. If you haven't read or know Ergen's other books, it will be very difficult. I feel that the plot is inexplicable and very confusing. But it is also filling in the pitfalls of the previous books, and the protagonists in the previous books have appeared. Old book fans are in luck. Overall, the plot may be a bit cliche, but not outrageous. The plot has twists and turns that are unexpected. The outlook is very positive and does not make people uncomfortable. It is a very good novel that you can read.

I am quite disappointed with this book. I have been following it since Immortal Ni and now, Three Inches of the World. It is completely different from the previous books. It is very poor. I started to lose the plot after reading Chapter 300. I am quite disappointed with this book. I have been following Ergen's book for so long and I am really disappointed to see this one😔

I have read both "One Thought of Eternity" and "Three Inches of the World". What they have in common is that the protagonist in the early stage has a distinctive personality, is narcissistic, funny, and has a high IQ. The two books have the same ending. Everyone who accompanied the protagonist has died, and the protagonist has the highest cultivation level, but is very lonely. Neither book has left the reincarnation. In short, the beginning is wonderful, and the ending is bloody. After conquering the world, he is alone. I wonder if it is another kind of failure, and then the protagonist fills the gap in the reincarnation. On the one hand, Ergen's book is light and funny, but on the other hand, the ending is very sad. I don't like the endings of all Ergen's works. No one is happy

Nice! Needless to say, the master's book is still stable in performance, with fascinating storyline, vivid characters, humorous language, successful character development, and steady pace. Worth a look

Let's talk about my personal feelings. There is nothing to say about Ergen's book. There are almost no big mistakes. From Xian Ni to San Cun now, first let's talk about the protagonist's character. Why did Tudou fall into the role of Detective? The protagonists all have the same personality and the same fighting methods, which gives people the feeling of reading a book. From Xian Ni to three inches away, the self-destructing fighting method of Hailiang weapons gives people a feeling of being rich and invincible. In fact, I really liked San Cun at the beginning. After more than 700 chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. If you don't know how to write emotional scenes or don't want to write them, just try to skip them in one go, so as not to make it uncomfortable to read. Also, the protagonist's family has a genetic inheritance that will lead to death. The protagonist is still timid and afraid of death, but he still eats, loses weight, eats, and loses weight. What's wrong? Are you testing the bottom line of the King of Hell? Although it's still cultivation, can't you change your cultivation method? These minor flaws are innocuous but really annoying. It's really boring to watch the same plot for so many years. There is also a small low-martial world of Douluo next door. How could he write five or six movies? It's so bad that he doesn't know what to write about. I hope I can create in a different style, even if the results are not ideal, as continuing to write in this style will be a dead end! No matter how good the article is, sometimes you get tired of reading it.

A book written with care can be seen. I have only read Xian Ni and this one among Er Gen's books, and I can tell that he writes about himself and his own concepts. There are indeed many things to criticize, such as the broken combat power, the brainless villain, the unreasonable proportion of the length, and the abstract plot. To be honest, the reading experience is not great. But I can feel the author's intention. He tried hard to express his thoughts and successfully conveyed some of them. Not only this one, but also Xian Ni. This is very similar to "Sword Comes", but the author's writing power is not as strong, and the focus is on narrative rather than reasoning. If we really want to say it, these truths of the author are actually not very reasonable; but it is great that he has this expression of exploration. Furthermore, the author is good at lyricism, which is better than narrative. Lyricism is to resonate with thoughts; narrative is to resonate with memories. The requirements for thinking are relatively high. After all, thinking can only be backward compatible, requiring the author to think broader and deeper. Alas, anyway, sincerity can move people. The protagonist goes from selfish to selfless, devotes himself to perfecting his clone, and then returns his clone to his main body. Is this selflessness or boredom? Can the six desires summarized later, including lust, desire for knowledge, desire for expression, desire for survival, etc., All be summed up as: desire for pleasure? Because this happiness is self-defined, emotions, pursuit of knowledge, and expression all belong to a kind of happiness. Going further, it is desire, wanting, there is nothing to divide, it is desire. I have been standing still for a long time without making any progress in my thinking, alas. You are spinning in your comfort zone and think you are good, but in fact you don't know many things. After reading this type of novel, you will think, there are people outside, and there are people outside. Where is the limit to progress? I feel sad and discouraged. Be sad that you cannot know the "truth" and cannot reach that limit; be discouraged that your efforts will be meaningless. But is there really no point in trying hard? Success must be achieved only when you reach the absolute end. Yeah? Isn't it? Over time, people become meek and tired. Why can you persist? You must have persistence. Just live an obsession. Xiaoyao, what is Xiaoyao? There has to be some contrast around the edges. "Do what you want without breaking the rules"? This is relative freedom, but what about absolute freedom? What about absolute freedom? Unencumbered and unrestrained? Then why do you exist? If there is no external object to give you feedback. I think, therefore I am, which means that something must exist. Is that so? I could only smile helplessly.