The Starry Path

It has been five and a half years, and Sui Feng's writing has gotten better and better. Among the novels I have read, Tao Xing ranks first without reproach. Although I fantasized that Ta Xing would never be finished, I quietly discovered that there are no unfinished novels until it was finished yesterday. The same is true for The Supreme Throne and Tracing the Star, and the same is true for Tracing the Star and The Avenue of Stars. Although there are only seven chapters of The Avenue of Stars updated now, some of the content of Tracing the Star has already been reflected to a certain extent. I believe that Sui Feng will not disappoint us this time, and I will always accompany the Sui Feng series of novels.

The familiar beginning of the doomsday, with the arrival of meteorites and the destruction of Blue Star's technological civilization, the old era suddenly ended, and the era of martial arts began. The protagonist Wang Jie struggled to survive in the devastated ruins, tempered himself in the wasteland where alien beasts were rampant, and stepped out of the earth step by step into the vast and boundless star universe. Continuing the author's consistent narrative style, the story transitions from doomsday survival to the interstellar world, and the pattern becomes wider and wider. In the early stage, the wasteland survival atmosphere is full of atmosphere, with base games, alien beasts fighting, and crises one after another. The protagonist has a clear mind and does not blindly cheat. He plans step by step in a desperate situation and does not rely on mindless crushing to win. After stepping out of the Blue Star, the major sects and alien civilizations in the universe are unveiled, and the mysteries of one's life experience are unlocked layer by layer. From a small planet, they compete for the avenue of the entire galaxy. The character creation is relatively solid, and the supporting characters have their own positions, and they are not just tool people. There are both the struggles and choices of human nature in the apocalypse, and the passionate passion of venturing into the sea of ​​stars. The sense of grandeur of the universe is well written, "The starry sky looks big to me, and I look big to the starry sky." The young man rises from the ruins and eventually points to thousands of stars. This spirit runs through the whole book. More than four million words are still being serialized, so there is enough space for you to dive in with confidence. Old readers who prefer wasteland martial arts, interstellar heavens, and grand cosmic narratives like "Treading the Stars" can give this book a try. Some branch lines have many clues and require patience to follow up, but the overall rhythm is online and full of excitement.

I can only say that the excitement is always behind, and I will definitely be better than Taxing. I believe this.

If Sui Feng gives you an accurate answer, as long as this book is half as exciting as Ta Xing, I will keep chasing it. Also, the protagonist's surname is Wang. Could it be from the era when the king rebelled against the past?…

It's really great to be able to seamlessly connect to the third book, but now I'm more concerned about a few points: 1. There is serious homogeneity. It takes courage to write in a similar background to the second part. In addition, the first part also starts at the end of the world. If the plot direction and the characters in it are still similar, it will inevitably be boring. For example, Zuo Tian has this kind of character from the first to the third part, and the time of appearance and type are similar. I hope that the early part of this book will change more than the previous two books. It is best not to do infinite reversals in the later part. If you read too much in the second book, you can basically see this routine at a glance. Without a sense of surprise, there is no point in reversing the story. The second book is quite different in terms of layout compared to the first, and the progress is even greater, so I still hope to see a change in the style of the third book. 2. Can we stop writing the love line? Novel does not necessarily need a heroine. The love line in the first two books is a mess. The first one is a mess, and the second one is that I forget about the love line most of the time but occasionally think about it and pull it out. 3. I hope there will be fewer bugs. Sui Feng likes foreshadowing pens, but if there are too many, it will be easy to make logical errors, which will lower the quality of the whole book. Or there are things that cannot be rounded, such as a springboard that can only be used for this book, and this should be the last book in the trilogy (it is no longer interesting to write anymore and it is time to start a new series). It is best not to make such mistakes. 4. It will definitely take many years for this book to be finished. I hope that the end of this book will not rush the schedule. It is almost boring from the beginning when the protagonist reaches the master level. However, the ending is okay. I hope that the last part of this book can be written better. If it is a new reader, this book is not interesting at the moment, and most of the people who read it must be old viewers, but I believe that it will definitely be more effective in the future.

Although the beginning is almost the same, Sui Feng's book really can't just focus on the early stages. It will definitely be more exciting later on. Moreover, this book is tagged with Invincible Flow, so it should be a fun read, and the pace should be faster. I still hope that Sui Feng will write less or no heroine. After all, your emotional description is really too low. Looking forward to the follow-up

Let me make a bold guess. It has only been updated to more than 90 chapters. If you follow the trend, imagine writing the third book focusing on the book "Taking the Star". From the current point of view, it cannot be said to be similar to Lu Yin's fate. It can be said to be almost exactly the same, which makes some readers Everyone feels that matryoshka dolls don't have such tricks, and they feel that they can't be followed by the wind. In fact, this is not the case. Do you still remember what Shichu said to His Majesty at the end of Stepping on the Stars? Lu Yin is also a person who goes against the ancients. Since the universe is balanced because of going against the ancients, he must pay the price. And the universe itself will give birth to a person who kills the anti-ancient person. Lu Yin is the king's final destiny. What about Lu Yin's own? It is not mentioned in the article. I think it is very likely that Wang Jie is the price Lu Yin paid, but it is not Lu Yin's final destiny. At least he had reached the pinnacle of his cultivation at that era, but Xiao Lu Yin had just started, but he had no cultivation and no memory, and Wang Jie was the price paid by Lu Yin for going against the ancient past. How should I put it, not a clone, but maybe the incarnation of power and destiny ( It is also possible that it was Lu Yin who knew that going against the past would inevitably end his life (and there is no way to go back against the past in the current era). In order to offset the entire universe, it was the punishment for going against the past, and the memory of the cultivation he had done was lost). Therefore, the two people had the same fate and similar talents. However, Wang Jie paid the price for Lu Yin in this era, so he can be defined as a person of this era, but because Lu Yin's power is not allowed to stay, so he also has no cultivation, but his fate is still there. Now, at this point, the two people have completely become two individuals, but their fates are derived from the same Lu Yin who went against the ancient times. Do you understand what I mean? The universe itself will not tolerate going against the ancient times, but will allow a brand new individual to be born from the anti-ancient ones, which is a bit like the three-part Wang Wen. After all, although Wang Wen is the clone of the king, he has not been punished by the universe. As for the emergence of pedal civilization and why the ending of the stepping star, their eyes were surprised and even unbelievable. There are two possibilities. The first one is too strong. The second one is that Pedal Civilization is related to human civilization, most likely in the human form. As for the relationship between Pedal Civilization and Lu Yin, I think it is more like the last anti-virus work in the universe. Pedal can dominate fishing. Needless to say, its strength is very awesome, and there will definitely be people who take that step. If you are bolder, it is actually Lu Yin or Jiang Feng.

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I still like Lu Yin, and I read this book because I wanted to finally see Lu Yin. This praise is also given to Zhuzi. Even if the protagonist of this book is Wang Jie, as long as Zhu Zi appears in my heart, Zhu Zi is the protagonist. Although "Treading the Stars" is not the best book I have read, I have followed them since they became popular. "Treading the Stars" is the best one that I have followed little by little, and it holds the heaviest weight in my heart. When Tao Xing is not finished, I want to finish it quickly, but when it is really finished, I don't want to finish it anymore.

This setting makes people suffer from cerebral hemorrhage, and the ten seals of the protagonist are a hundred times stronger than those of ordinary practitioners. The ordinary breaking star is ten times the strength of the ten seals, and the protagonist breaks through to the breaking star which is one hundred and thirty times the strength of the ordinary ten seals. He also said that logically you shouldn't add so much, 🧠I'm afraid it's water? Breaking through the realm is not based on oneself as the multiplier, but as much as ordinary people's breakthrough plus.