A New World for a Hundred Generations

The beginning is a bit uncomfortable, and it is different from the general setting. From the second life, I slowly followed the settings and background of cultivating immortals. The third life gradually got better, and the fourth life reached its peak, and the plot of the sect was written. The combat power setting was relatively reasonable. In the fifth life, I felt that the combat power was a bit broken, and my daughter, brother, and parents were all written to death. In order to keep up with the villain's combat power, I felt that the combat power setting was a bit unacceptable, and with the addition of a knife, I couldn't watch it anymore. To be honest, the full text of the setting revolution is too difficult to write, and it is difficult to have a sense of identity. For people who have traveled through the past, I feel that revenge is enough. Although the process has involved oppression and blood and tears, it is difficult to have a sense of identity, and the method is difficult to write. It can be said that you founded your own power and slowly changed and strengthened yourself secretly. If you have to put your power on the bright side, your improvement in one reincarnation simply cannot keep up with the strength of the enemy. Although you have constant adventures, you do not have the conditions for basic development. The opponent has hundreds and thousands of years of accumulation. Why can't you compare with your development in a few years? The knowledge, realm, wealth, and heritage are far behind. When I write about my own self-study of elixirs, formations, and spells, can I really surpass them?

It's really beautiful and very relaxing. True Immortal is like a mountain of capital groups in reality, blocking almost all possibilities. The more I watch it, the more excited I become, and the more I watch it, the more I feel relieved.

Some writing techniques cannot explain the basic settings clearly.

The first 80 chapters are pretty good, and the struggles of the little characters are well written. After that, he rose too fast and his combat power collapsed.

The combat power has greatly increased, but it has not collapsed.

Personal mark.

It's a very interesting book. The author actually has certain thoughts, which is quite refreshing. But how should I put it, it is a bit too "positive" and may dissuade some people. It seems a bit "correct".

It is too complicated, and the emotional lines are poorly written. There are many characters in each life, but the emotional lines between the protagonists and them are basically broken in one life. It is very tiring to read and there are no ups and downs in the whole book.

The boy who slays the dragon will eventually become the evil dragon. The protagonist ended up being the person I hated at first

It looks very tiring, the setting of the Taoist weapon is too poor, and a Japanese weapon spirit is arranged