The Great Wilderness Matchmaker

When I read Chapter 300, I felt that this book should not have such a rating. The world view is excellent, the plot is smooth, the speed is moderate, only the writing style is a little green, and it even feels like "Da Feng's Watchman". The follow-up should be the real climax of the book, but I was informed that the 200,000-word chapter is about to end? I'm confused, this book has a lot to offer! The fighting scenes were monotonous, and I thought it was because the characters were not sophisticated enough. It turned out that the writing was not enough. I can only say that it is a pity. However, I came here with the attitude of reading mindless and enjoyable articles. I also found a small surprise. I really wanted to read books with Buddhist mythology backgrounds, but I have never found good works. It is a pity.

After reading the entire book, I can see that this book has no ending at all. The author's writing power was limited and he could not continue writing. It is not an exaggeration to say that he died midway. The world view is very large. The area where the protagonist is located is actually a small island where the immortals and Buddhas conduct dynasty experiments. The real world is very big. The final ending is hasty with the protagonist leading an army and fighting the immortals and Buddhas. There is no explanation of what the immortals and Buddhas look like or how they fight. In fact, there is a lot that could be written in this book, such as how to infiltrate one's own chamber of commerce into other countries, and what the protagonist did in traveling to other countries for two years, but these are all skipped. The ending was as sudden as hanging up the phone when something happened at home. I don't recommend that you read this book, but I recommend that you read Tang Bian, The Excellent Servant, which has a beginning and an end.

It's good-looking, and even funny in some places. There is a system, but it's not a system that works day and night, it's more like a special ability. The most important thing is that the author is quite knowledgeable, and I feel like I'm done when I'm done. Rather than just writing without knowing what to write, I'd rather end it directly, at least I won't feel sleepy while reading it.

All the characters in the plot are fine, especially the little fox, I really like it, even though I don't have much opportunity to appear later. . . It's a bit of a cliffhanger at the end, but it's very interesting. Come on.

He said Zhang Heihan was smart in fighting, but ended up recruiting 40,000 to 50,000 soldiers in exchange for 30,000 demon tribesmen. The reason was that he had to give an account to the people in the city that was massacred. He was so stubborn. Don't forget that the snake demons had been waging war for a year. The army could not withstand such consumption. The story about Emperor Jiang's change of position was a bit outrageous, and it started to feel unfinished in Chapter 230. The writing in the middle and later stages was really poor.

The unfinished eunuch story, I don't know what I'm writing at the end. You can read it for yourselves. There are more than 300 chapters, and there are more than 100 chapters in the wilderness. After the unification of Chu, Jin and Qi, it only ends in one or two sentences. Is this called the ending? Hehe

Why is there no next book? Adaptation and adaptation, it would actually be quite exciting to make it into a TV series or anime😍😍😍

After all, the author's writing style cannot control such a good structure! It's an anticlimax, the pattern is not enough, it's a waste!

Have you recommended it on Douyin?

It's a good subject matter, but it was written as a mindless and slap-in-the-face article. Also, why does the emperor always call the protagonist '🐶thing' in front of and behind others? Screaming one thing at a time? If it is a term of endearment, why is it also called something 🐶 in front of eunuchs, nuns, and other servants?