The Human Dao Supreme

What can I say about this book? It's hard to describe it in one sentence. I can only rate it in stages. The early Ancestral Star Chapter only got about 7 points, or even a little worse. The realm was unclear, the events were too blunt, and it was a bit delayed when it came to the Three Thousand and Six Realms. But I felt it had a 7.5 Point, and then the book's high points The highlight of the chapter is the chapter of King Yi, which I feel can be rated as a 9 or 9.5. The following chapter 1300, when he becomes the Emperor of Heaven, is also rated as a 9. However, the ending of the reincarnation is a bit convoluted. The double reincarnation of the God King of Origin and Chaos Zhong Yue plus the battle of the Tao Realm is not written, so it feels like an 8.5. Generally speaking, it is a book that opens low and goes high, which is very strong. Based on my reading experience, most of them open high and go low. There are not many that can do it in the later stage without collapse of the frame, the character, and the plot. Overall, it is an excellent work, not a masterpiece.

I have read this book several times, and my blood boils every time I finish it. Each character in the book is full of images and has its own characteristics. The villain in it also has a glorious side: the priest of the Xiaomang tribe who is willing to die to protect the race. When the race and himself can only choose one, he chooses to protect the race with his life. The same is true for the Kunpeng tribe. Even if they die physically, they will risk their lives to remind them of the racial transfer before their souls collapse. Feng Shouzhu was willing to die for the old sect leader. Feng Changyang sacrificed himself, his daughter, his brother, and let his son bear the infamy, just to plant a glimmer of hope for revival. Wait... Looking at it more deeply, isn't this book about my country's decline in modern times and its humiliation by foreign powers? The country was almost destroyed by the Japanese? But it was the countless martyrs who, with their flesh and blood, risked their lives, drove away all the demons and ghosts, and changed the world to peace? This book is a history of human blood and tears, a history of struggle, and a history of revival. Every time I read it, I shed tears.

Generally speaking, this book is a slow-burning book. Each volume contains the previous content, which is more or less cliche, especially the Xinhuo at the beginning, which made me feel like I was reading something written by a third-rate author, but each volume becomes more interesting as it goes to the end. After the Ancestral Star Scroll, all the technology trees of the earth and so on are included, so I have to admire the imagination of the otaku. After I came out from Zuxing, I also wrote regular cool articles about opening maps, which is also cliché. However, what makes Zhaizhu different from other authors is that his articles always embody an enterprising and unyielding spirit. This is why I like his articles, and why I can persist in reading these cliché plots. Fortunately, the later articles Zhaizhu did not disappoint, and the foreshadowings are intertwined, which is very exciting!

The wind from the Ancestral Star blew up, blowing Fuxi's flag!

The score of Qimao is a bit watery,,, and the concept is not very good. For example, the visualization totem training system lacks the excitement that a fairy should have; such as Fuxi, the human emperor, gods and demons, etc.; Such as the lack of reasonable and touching descriptions of love, hatred, and hatred... In short, many 8-point levels, actually!

This is a book I read once during the book shortage. For me, although this book is considered an invincible text and has some minor flaws, it is still very good overall. Moreover, I remember not only the protagonist but also the supporting characters in the book. The two generations of the Feng clan and the three of them, Feng Shang, are also very impressive. Feng Shou Zhu Feng Xiao Zhong, Mo Yun Tiansi, Xiaoyao Wisdom, Ziguang Yanhuang, Fu Minhao Yi Feng Changyang, Origin Black Emperor Xiantian, there are many, many, and my favorite is the main theme of this book, the road is blue and the race is rejuvenated, which integrates that period of our history into the novel

You see, the wind from the Ancestral Star has risen, blowing Fu Xi's flag.

Regarding the otakus, I watched the otakus after the premiere of Mujins this year. I came into contact with the otakus. I always found the otakus to be very good after watching the Mugens. I felt that any novel could not compare with it. I was shocked by the reform, cause and effect, foreshadowing, and racial rejuvenation of the Mujins. However, I didn't think so after watching The Humanity. Although the popularity of The Muds is very high, in my mind, the peak of the otakus is The Humanity! Respect me, the Emperor of Thailand🤜🤛

Zhong Yue, firewood. Mu Yao Qiu Jin'er, Shui Yao Jun Sixie, White Tiger Chixue, Bai Ze Bai Shuyue, Tisuo God Clan Yi Wanjun, Stone Clan Shi Yin Ji, Yin Kang Clan Yin Yi Xuan, Hua Xu Clan Hua Qian Wen, Jin Wu Clan Jin He Xi, Tian Yao Clan Yao Xing'er, Si Ming. Feng Xiaozhong, Fu Min, Feng Shang, Shui Zian, Nong Huang, Yanhuang Jiang Yiqi, Ziguang King. Mu Xiantian, Origin, Da Si Ming, Four Faced God, Black Emperor, White Emperor, Divine Emperor, Demon Emperor, Evil Emperor, and the Holy King of Reincarnation.

It's an illogical scene. I was killed by a strange demon in the front, and then they scattered and ran for their lives. When they met, I carried the demon's body on my back and told others that I picked it up. No one suspected that I was killed by you and they all praised my good luck. It's really awesome.