Atlas of Immortal Spirits

🌷🌷"The Atlas of Immortals" was completed in October 2015, nine years ago, and I still find it wonderful after the second playthrough. 🌷🌷Whether it is good-looking or not, it is recommended to read it yourself and not to be influenced by certain comments. Everyone has a different growth environment, different education levels, and different ways of being... They naturally view things differently. 🌷🌷Of course no novel is perfect, just like no one is perfect, it is inevitable to have shortcomings. The novel has a total of 1207 chapters, with many characters, several interfaces, and several maps. The story line is long and long... 🌷🌷That's all. I may write a book review about the plot when I have time. Finally, I wish everyone a happy reading💖 🌷🌷Note: Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it! ! !

As a book about cultivating immortals, the overall framework of this book is indeed good, but the emotional line is indeed the biggest flaw. After reading this book, I was so angry with the male protagonist that I couldn't sleep in the middle of the night, so I thought of posting a complaint to help clear up the situation. The following is my journey of reading the book: When I first read the copy, I knew there was a male protagonist, but I didn't know who the male protagonist was. Based on the title of the book, I thought the male protagonist was the heroine's childhood sweetheart, Immortal Stone. One of them happened to be named Immortal Stone, and the other was named Lingyu. The title of the book was Immortal Spirit Atlas, which was perfect (#^.^#). The plot and dungeon later when the heroine is refining her Qi are a bit trivial and boring, but after the heroine reaches the upper realm, the fighting becomes exciting. When we got to the upper world, the male protagonist also appeared, because I felt that the male protagonist (Xu Ni) was very powerful when he appeared. After checking the plot, I found out that Xian Shi was not the male protagonist, but I liked CP so I continued watching. Then the surprise came: when the male and female protagonists met for the first time, the male protagonist The heroine lost her face; when we met for the second time, the hero ignored her and mocked her appearance (the heroine was set up in the book to look like a handsome boy, which I never got), but the hero healed her face before leaving, so I continued to tease her. ; In the third meeting, the male protagonist threatened the female protagonist to go on an adventure with them to King Yao's Mansion. Although I don't understand the logic, in this copy the male protagonist helped the female protagonist anyway, so he continued to smoke CP; in the fourth meeting, the female protagonist discovered the male protagonist's life experience and even helped him After gathering the skills, the male protagonist's first reaction was to kill and silence the heroine, and he actually stabbed the heroine. If it weren't for the heroine's natal magic weapon to protect her, the heroine would have died. I began to resent the hero, but thinking that the more cruel the first part, the sweeter it will be later, I continued to watch. The dungeons, plots, and group portraits of the next few hundred chapters are all very good. Although the male protagonist does not have many roles, the female protagonist is injured, the male protagonist delivers elixirs, the male protagonist is mentally broken, the female protagonist boasts about phoenixes, and the male protagonist gives the female protagonist butterfly love flowers. These plots can be enjoyed. Although the emotional changes of the male and female protagonists are a bit blunt from the text, it doesn't matter if CP fans can figure it out. The heroine in the Tower of Babel dungeon took the initiative to confess her love. Although it was a bit stiff (the heroine even denied that she liked the hero in the last chapter), it was nice to be so candid without any ink. In the copy of "The Meeting on the Lotus Platform", the male protagonist takes the initiative to expose the double's conspiracy and jumps into the abyss. The female protagonist makes a two-hundred-year bet for the male protagonist. There is also the copy of "The Tree of Life and Death". The male protagonist and the female protagonist blow phoenixes and pray for phoenixes across the tree wall. It really killed me. Two hundred years later, the male protagonist of Lotus Platform appeared, and the lightning points became denser. What these lightning points gave me was that the male protagonist did not love the female protagonist at all, and was forced to be with the female protagonist by the author: ① After the male and female protagonists reunited, the male protagonist took the female protagonist away. I thought they would make a Taoist couple. After the ceremony, he fell asleep immediately. There was a ceremony for forming a pill and a baby, but there was no ceremony for forming a Taoist couple. The male protagonist took over as the sword master, and the female protagonist's wife, the sword master, was bumped into by people from the male protagonist's sect. As the female protagonist's Taoist companion, the male protagonist did not take the initiative to establish a good relationship with the female protagonist's master, and relied entirely on the female protagonist's persuasion. ②The male protagonist is stronger than the female protagonist, but in the first dungeon after the reunion, the female protagonist was injured in her Dantian and lost all her cultivation. In every subsequent dungeon where the two of them were together, the male protagonist could only act as a placebo and let the female protagonist save her at every turn. ③Since the male protagonist became a god, every time he upgraded, his predecessor would take away his body and then kill the female protagonist (the male and female protagonists had enmity in the previous life). The bottom line is that there is no apology or guilt when the memory is restored. There is no plot of the heroine stabbing her back. The heroine will only wait to be killed by the hero, hoping that the hero will take the initiative to wake up. Every time the hero wakes up, he does not take the initiative to find a way to eliminate the influence of the previous life. ④The dungeon of Qingsuo Scabbard was arranged near the finale. It was set that Qingsuo and the male protagonist were a pair of sword spirits in their previous life. The male protagonist felt close to Qingsuo Scabbard. Then Qingsuo Scabbard gave birth to Xiao Qing, the Yuanling spirit, who brainwashed the male protagonist to forget about the female protagonist, allowing the male protagonist to kill the female protagonist again. At the end of the dungeon, Xiao Qing became a role similar to the male protagonist's sister (he wanted to kill the female protagonist but has not yet offline), and has been following the male protagonist. Then came the twist. Xiao Qing has always hated the female protagonist. She would ridicule the female protagonist in front of the male protagonist (until the last chapter, he still looked at the female protagonist, and the male protagonist did not protect the female protagonist the whole time). He even scolded the female protagonist for being selfish and not protecting the male protagonist when the main characters were fighting the boss in the finale (the female protagonist had lost all her cultivation in order to fight the boss, and the male protagonist still needed someone to protect her, tsk tsk). Isn't this the vicious sister-in-law, the cowardly husband, and the love-minded Madonna in ethical dramas? ⑤ This point made me determined that the male protagonist is a scumbag. The male protagonist and Qingsuo were reminiscing about the past. Qingsuo asked the female protagonist who she was. The male protagonist could not say the word "Taoist companion". His inner monologue was "I'm sorry. You are so embarrassed. Why did you sleep so many times." In short, it is recommended that seeing the heroine of the Lotus Platform defeat the Zhaoming Sword Lord, plus the ten or so chapters of the finale is enough. After the female protagonist becomes a god, her heart and mind are filled with the male protagonist, and there is no way to skip the emotional line and read it as a fairy tale. This book really broke my heart as a CP addict. Do you have any recommendations for fairy tales with a good emotional line between the male and female protagonists to soothe my wounded heart? QAQ

My favorite book, I have read it several times. I didn't expect it to be available on Qimao, so I'll read it a few more times. The very popular female major is Zhenwen. The fighting plot is exciting. Every character has flesh and blood and a strong visual sense! Worth recommending! ! !

I have seen many friends saying that the heroine is in love, but I feel that both the hero and the heroine are actually doing their own things and seeking to survive for their own path. The emotional line drawn in the later period is also the key point to distinguish between this life and the past life. Emotions are just sustenance, but whether it is Lingyu or Xu Ni, what they insist on is to be themselves and walk out of the world. You should follow your own path instead of becoming a puppet. I think the author is great. The plot has ups and downs, the overall framework is complete, and the connection is complete. Compared with the kind of novel that is just for fun, with illogical logic and confusing characters, it is not too deep. I have been following the serialization more than ten years ago. I have read it several times and still can't stop. It's great.

The part about cultivating immortals is okay and belongs to the level of ordinary upgrade-style cultivating immortals. The emotional line is a mess. It's not that it's unacceptable to have a love line, but it's better not to have a love line that's developed through methods such as super love thinking/beautifying the bad things the other person does/self-strategy.

I was actually not moved and finished reading it. Hahahaha, it's just a book that moved me. What's good about such a world? The Lord is always the Lord, and each individual lives according to his role. As long as the male protagonist is honest and upright, as long as he works hard at critical moments, he can always be superior. The female protagonist seems free and uninhibited, but in fact, the male protagonist is the center of everything, and she never lives for herself. Even if the people below have a little bit of their own thoughts, they are selfish. As for other characters, they all serve the ultimate goal. This is not a colorful world, but a pyramid.

It's really beautiful. I think it's the best thing the author has ever written.

It's not good to read, it's really boring. I read novels just to feel happy. Forget it, it's not exciting. If I want to read ordinary novels, why should I read the novel about cultivating immortals? This novel is famous, but not very good. Only the beginning attracted me. To be honest, I had too much contact with the cultivators on male videos. Whether it's character creation, plot deduction, or world framework construction. All are unsatisfactory. It's not as good as Mortal Cultivation of Immortality, but unfortunately the audience for male videos is almost exclusively boys. The female characters are either wives, concubines, or cannon fodder. Why. Tasteless

The books written by the author are all very good! It's a little emotional but not mainly about emotions. The heroine is sober and getting stronger step by step. The other supporting characters are also very interesting, such as Xu Zheng and other children of destiny. I feel like I can't get enough of more than a thousand chapters!

Really good books are not popular!