A Hard Road to Immortality

"It's Hard to Find an Immortal" is Yun Ji's early work, which belongs to the classical fairy tale novels. The novel was written between 2011 and 2012 and tells the story of the female monk Mo Tiange. This is the story of an ordinary five or six-year-old girl who stumbles and slowly grows up. Personally, I think the novel becomes more and more exciting from chapter 92 onwards. The characters are well-drawn, the story is fascinating, and the story has ups and downs. Recommended reading! ❤❤❤Finally, I have a question, why do you always swallow comments for no reason? ? ? 😅😅😂 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Title: "It's Hard to Find an Immortal" Author: Yunji Characters: Mo Tiange, Qin Shojing, Jing Xingzhi, Nie Wushang, Ling Yunhe, etc. With its unbridled imagination and wonderful fighting scenes, although it is an early work by Yun Ji, compared to some current novels, this "It's Hard to Find" is still worthy of a second read. The story has a large frame, and the characters in the article are full and three-dimensional, and become more exciting after one hundred chapters. In addition to the male and female protagonists, there are also Jinghe Daojun who likes to be cool, Jing Xingzhi who likes to be idle, Nie Wushang who grows tenaciously under hardship, and four cute spiritual beasts (Xiaohuo, Xiaofan, Feifei, Xiaofeng)... It's a pity that for some reasons, the ending of the story is too hasty, and it feels like it just stopped at the exciting point😄, and the story is still unfinished! Recommended reading⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Note: The work was created between 2011 and 2012; The former heroine of Hundred Chapters, Mo Tiange, who is five or six years old, is just an ordinary child who needs to experience many setbacks to grow up. Please do not have too high demands on her.

This is an early book by the author, as some of the concepts in the book from different eras may be objectionable to some current readers. The protagonist in the book has a lot of inner monologues and long flashbacks, which also affects the sense of reading and slows down the progress of the plot. Especially in the early stages of the novel, the female protagonist's non-moving and lost focus regardless of the situation makes people think that they are reading a mindless romance novel. Regardless of the above, the plot of the book is still good. The descriptions of several strange beasts, the trust between friends, the emotions between masters, disciples, and relatives are all very delicate. Compared with the author's later works, it does feel average, but compared with some high-scoring articles in Qimao in recent years, the score of this article feels a bit low. Alas, the recent good books by several authors have set my own standards back higher. If you are short of books, I can recommend this book. If you like a big heroine and no CP, I don't recommend it.

The character design is really hard to describe. How can a mother be so stupid when her father is gone and her children are still dependent on others... As the saying goes, if you are stupid to the end, you can tell your family no matter who you are when you get the opportunity. Don't give the opportunity to a fool like the heroine to learn from it. There are so many people who can learn from it. It is better to make the heroine a rich boy than a fool.

This is the second article by the author that I have read, and it is quite good. There are so few comments and few good reviews, which is really strange. The writing, storyline, and organization are all very good.

After reading about ninety chapters, the heroine was written as a "stupid and mentally retarded broom star" who killed one after another relatives who were kind to her.

Although it has some shortcomings, it becomes more and more exciting after a hundred chapters. As an early work of the author, it is still good (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡. It is recommended to read it😊⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Very well written! The pacing, plot and character settings are all great. This is also your outlook on life! I also feel that the human individual itself originates from nothingness and ends up in nothingness. The cycle goes back and forth.

It's good-looking, without rebirth or time travel. The female protagonist grows up step by step and becomes a strong person bit by bit. The male protagonist is also very good, and relationships come naturally. Everyone else has their own positions and brains.

I have to say that the author's book on immortality is much inferior to books on intellectual battles such as "Cheng Luan". Not only does it lack "intelligent planning", but the plot is also very bland. After reading 200 chapters of "Cheng Luan", I gave up the book.