Ancestor, She Is Offering Sacrifices to Heaven

This is a relatively new and interesting novel about immortality. There is no heroine who was born from a single fate, and there is no extremely disgusting master-disciple relationship. Although marriage between close relatives is not tolerated in our secular world, it is indeed a common state of affairs in the world of immortality. Maybe it's because I'm used to reading Internet articles with male protagonists and female protagonists, or multiple harems of vicious female protagonists and male protagonists. So it feels like it's more fun if everyone grows up together and fights monsters and upgrades together! To make a long story short, let's take a look at how our sword cultivator who doesn't practice swords, the talisman cultivator who doesn't draw talisman very well, and the little Hawthorn student who has a half-tone cultivator with demonic sound pierced his ears, changed his fate against the will of heaven, and cooperated with a group of teachers, parents and other fellow Taoists step by step to go from the seven hidden immortal worlds to the spiritual world and then to the fairy world to eliminate the evil aliens and finally fill in the big hole that the ancestors left...

A good-looking novel about cultivating immortals, there are no female heroes, no male heroes, no vicious cannon fodder. Maybe everyone has a common opponent, and most of them can work together. They are fighting from the world of cultivators to the spiritual world. Although the male and female protagonists are also saving the world, they are the ones taking the lead, but it is not that they can simply become the strongest to defeat their opponents. Instead, they have been slowly upgrading in the same process, and others can upgrade through them. The elders of various tribes who have finally become the bosses are also the elders who have lived for a long, long time.

At first I thought the narrative was too bland and I almost didn't want to read it anymore. But then it turned out to be so exciting, which was really unexpected. The description of the heroine's previous life from the beginning of the whole text probably foreshadows the role of merit. Merit plays a big role later on. Although the combat power of the fairy world in the back is not as balanced as the hidden fairy world in the front, the logic of the whole text is correct, there are no urine points, and the laughs are dense enough not to affect the narrative of the story. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is also very good, and they all serve the plot. It is very warm and comfortable to watch. There are many characters. Other authors wrote that Hou Miao didn't even know who was who for a long time, but this book does not have them. However, there are also typos, not many, and it does not affect the viewing experience. Many people complain that the male and female protagonists are too slow to practice. You must know that the female protagonist only has three spiritual roots and the male protagonist has two spiritual roots. The real reason why they are male and female protagonists is not their talent, but their merits in the past life, their character in this life, and their luck. And I don't remember the beginning of the full text, but at the end it's basically a group battle, and everyone needs to be strong. Compared to the single spiritual roots around them, if the male and female protagonist can keep up with their cultivation speed, isn't that a genius? Therefore, those readers who really can't bear to see that the male and female protagonists are not exclusive can move on after seeing this.

A bit wordy

In the story of salvation under the cloak of cultivating immortals, everything is sudden. Natural disasters and man-made disasters and invasions of foreign enemy species come one after another. Monks are fighting fires everywhere. The way of heaven is just a decoration. It is a mess. I only know that this difficulty is over and the next one has begun. However, the overall logic is messy. I only remember the name of the protagonist now, and I don't know or remember anything else. It leaves no impression.

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It ended so hastily