Dzi Bead Transformation

I just finished reading it. To be honest, I was deeply touched. I had already read this book in middle school. I read half of it. I suddenly remembered it a few days ago and continued reading it. I don't know why even though the ending is good after reading it, I felt very sad. I don't know why. Maybe I can't let go of Zhou Weiqing, maybe I can't let go of the sensible Tian'er, Xue'er, and Bing'er. Maybe I can't bear to part with my youth that will never come back. I don't like reading novels because I feel uncomfortable for a few days after reading them. I feel empty and uncomfortable because I have already invested in them. It's like I'm lovelorn. Goodbye Dzi Beads and goodbye youth.

The Holy Mother is iron-blooded, the article is cool and unhappy, a 30-year-old general fights with a teenage student, and walks with the princess. I don't know how the academy is divided, whether it is based on strength or age.

After reading it for so long, to be honest, this is the most amazing book that The Third Young Master of the Tang Family has brought me. I stayed up until six o'clock in the morning and still refused to put down my phone. The plot is really attractive to me, and it meets my expectations for the protagonist.

"Dzi Bead Transformation" written by the third son of the Tang family is a novel with a unique style. The protagonist is an archer who practices the Dzi Bead Transformation. Everyone has a natal bead, which is divided into a physical bead and a mind bead. The combination of both is a Dzi Bead, and the protagonist is a Dzi Bead Master. However, this novel is a bit of a stud novel. After all, the male protagonist has six wives, and the setting is still very straight... This book is really asymmetrical. By the last hundred chapters, it feels like I was writing randomly in order to complete the task quickly. The male protagonist's later upgrades are really mindless tricks, and the physical and mental jewel masters set in the early stage almost never appear once. There are only a few top combatants in the early stage, and they are completely useless in the later stage. The male protagonist's classmates in the college who appeared in the early stage, and Brother Lin who Tian'er said was very useful to the male protagonist, almost never appeared again in the later period. Instead, new settings were added all the time. What's even more outrageous is that the last third of the book is actually two games, and the game continues until the end of the game... And there is very little foreshadowing for the villain, as if he is a temporary villain. The way to fight the boss in the later stage is actually "My name is Tang San", which is really a bad ending.

On the surface it tells the story of a young man who rises to power by acquiring the power of Dzi Beads, but in fact it contains profound thoughts on the nature of power, human dignity and spiritual growth. When we take our eyes away from the gorgeous fighting scenes and upgrade system, we will find that "Dzi Bead Transformation" actually constructs a metaphorical world about the spiritual dilemma of modern people-in this world, everyone longs for the power to change their destiny, but often loses themselves in the process of chasing power. Zhou Weiqing's growth trajectory provides a mirror for contemporary people, reflecting our desire and confusion about spiritual values ​​in an era of material abundance. The creation of the character Zhou Weiqing is of great practical significance. He is not a gifted hero in the traditional sense, but a "natural waste" who is regarded as a waste by his family. This setting itself constitutes a rebellion against the mainstream success theory - in a world where strength is respected, Zhou Weiqing's existence itself is a challenge. When he obtained the power of the Dzi Beads, he did not immediately transform into an omnipotent strongman, but went through a long and painful adaptation process. This progressive growth model breaks the fantasy of "getting rich overnight" and truly reflects the pain and struggle that inevitably accompany improving capabilities. Zhou Weiqing's growth tells us: real power is never a gift that is achieved overnight, but is the result of continuous self-transcendence. This presentation of the complexity of growth makes "Dzi Bead Transformation" go beyond the simple inspirational story framework and touches the essential laws of human spiritual development. "Dzi Bead Transformation" explores the theme of dignity in a particularly profound way. Zhou Weiqing's growth has always revolved around the struggle for dignity - from being despised by his family to winning respect, from passive defense to actively controlling his destiny. This kind of dignity is not obtained by suppressing others, but is a quality that naturally emerges in the process of constantly breaking through self-limitations. There is a meaningful plot in the novel: when Zhou Weiqing became powerful enough, he chose to protect the weak rather than bully them. This choice marks his transformation from "slave of power" to "master of power", and also reveals that the real source of dignity is not external evaluation, but internal self-identity. In contemporary society, many people equate dignity with social status or material wealth, and "Dzi Bead Transformation" tells us through Zhou Weiqing's story: true dignity comes from the affirmation of self-worth and the pursuit of the meaning of life.

The protagonist is like a stallion, subverting all three views. I don't know how this kind of beast became the protagonist. Maybe it was the fantasy of a spiritual guy before he died.

I have read it for the third time. From junior high school to college, this book has always been with me. Especially in this era of online novels, this kind of book is still more suitable for me.

This thing actually scored 9.5, Incredible

Trash🐔and disgusting🤮

Some chapters are confusing and missing. I just skipped a lot of content as I read it, which seemed very awkward.