
Immortal River Storm
仙河风暴
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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693Chapters
30kPopularity
954Readers
62Must-read votes
8.0Score
98Ratings
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This book is for elementary school students, and the male protagonist is very superficial and mentally retarded! Abandon books
Among all the fast-food books, I think Storm of the Immortal River is really the best, and even now I think about it as a masterpiece. I have read it several times. The protagonist is well portrayed, the origin of the story is also a logical closed loop, and the supporting characters are even more successful, such as Nie Han, the swordsman. , It is amazing, from joining hands to fight against the enemy (knowing that they are outmatched, but willing to sacrifice themselves to win a glimmer of life for others without fear), to being indomitable under the control of the precious Scorpio Demon Sword. Although the temperament is cold, the grudges are clear, but it is a pity that the scenes gradually decrease and cannot keep up with the plot. The only criticism of this book is the ending, which fails to reach the true fairyland.
After reading more than a dozen chapters, I completely agree with the previous reader's comment: it's at the level of an elementary school student.