Cultivating the Uncanny Dao

To be honest, although it is very beautiful, it has a lot of imagination. But it's a bit messy. Although it is in a dark and chaotic style, the content is really not easy to sort out. It is difficult to read and makes you feel dizzy.

It's very interesting. I've now read more than 40 chapters of the second volume. The plot is pretty good and not too confusing. But the technique has become a mess and cannot be understood at all. In fact, the subject matter and plot of this book are relatively good, but the description is too confusing.

In fact, I only watched less than half of it, but the Prison Hall and the Master are really touching. The former sacrificed their lives for hundreds of years and made far-reaching plans to protect hundreds of thousands of mortals in Xiangcheng. The latter knew that he was unconscious but kept thinking about the Taoist temple, his disciples, Jingzhou, Huang Qi... It may be superficial and may change later.

I finally finished reading it. There are not many books nowadays that I can read from beginning to end. I originally thought this book was quite interesting, but the last few chapters suddenly became incoherent. This incoherence was still muddled and incoherent, which made people uncomfortable to read. Moreover, the final situation was not explained clearly, and it felt like a monkey holding a lamp above its head. Also, the tricks in the book just feel a little disgusting, and they don't seem too weird. Anyway, it is not the Cthulhu in the imagination. It is also possible to change the training conditions and write it into an orthodox immortal cultivation text.

It's so messy, my head hurts. There are only one paragraph between sentences in this book, and most of the next sentences have nothing to do with the previous one. It's like watching a TV series. On average, a scene is cut every 1-2 seconds, which makes you dizzy. Then, an inexplicable line of dialogue suddenly appears. It is difficult to understand who is talking about this kind of interspersed dialogue. It became more and more confusing after a quarter of reading, and the author's descriptions and expressions have been deteriorating.

Cthulhu-style immortality, the author wants to describe the darkness and cruelty, but it cannot withstand scrutiny. In the first few chapters, a lot of people were killed at every turn, so why would anyone stay in this city? As for the martial arts school part, I gave up after reading one or two chapters. I wanted to write about something darker, but it had to at least stand up to scrutiny.

Well enough

The ending is a little rushed, but it's still a very good novel.

It was interesting in the early stages, but confusing in the later stages.

The plot is a bit confusing, and the power system is not strictly displayed.