Abyssal Heavenly Venerable

This is the legendary slow-heat type and upgrade article, from both pros and cons. On the positive side: I like Xiaobai's writing, and I should be happy to read Shuang's writing. On the other hand, the plot is relatively simple. It means constantly going to various secret realms, various trials and tests, which will feel very monotonous. Almost the entire book is spent in the trials of entering the secret realm. Once he enters a school or sect, he basically doesn't know his classmates or people from the same sect, and his writing skills are a bit average.

It's not interesting at all. I always feel that his cultivation is very easy and there are no bottlenecks at all. There are academies that don't join, and then there are clans that don't join. They have no ambition at all, and they just crush enemies when they encounter them. And the purchasing power of money... Tens of thousands of taels of silver can buy an artifact, can you believe it?

The author's incisive explanation of the theory of cultivating immortality through physical and qi training, and the complete concept shows that the author's writing skills are profound. But there are some bloody fighting scenes missing. The protagonist has no Holy Mother's heart and is full of luck.

The protagonist is confused and confused, and the protagonist has many answers in his mind. He relies on others to introduce him, and he has no brain to reason or search. The combination of words and realm is really invincible! If your brain is not good, don't stop being immortal.

This is a book that I have been able to finish recently. After so many years of reading, there are fewer and fewer books that I can finish. It is purely a personal preference. I think this book is quite attractive in terms of plot and characterization. There are not so many personal intrigues and intrigues. It is mainly about right and wrong, which makes it less tiring to read.

Low configuration version I eat tomatoes

What a bunch of nonsense.

The plot is exciting, the writing is brilliant, and the sentences are smooth.

It's fine up front, but it gets a bit repetitive later on when you get to the witch world.

There's a bit of a matryoshka doll in the back. Overall it's okay