I Really Didn't Eat Soft Rice

The first half of this book is okay, but the second half is too exaggerated.

Brainless cool article, the opponents are all fools

The logic is confusing, a family looks down on the strong? Which big family doesn't have the protection of a strong person? The daughter of a great governor has no bodyguards? Did you almost make a fuss about the gangster? Even if you open your mouth to tell me who my father is, no one would dare.

I'm convinced. Why did I see my name when I was reading a novel? You, the author, are so good at naming names.

Author, do you know what rubbish you are writing? Why don't you just write a novel about cultivating immortals? You're seriously off topic!

I really hope there will be a sequel

I can't stand it anymore, everyone is so stupid, it's so disgusting. While the author sets the abilities of the immortal cultivators to a high level, he also makes the characters look like fools for the sake of word count. For example, if you write a character who can fly very far in an instant, but when you need to rush, the character chooses to take a car. Also, the spiritual thoughts that were set at a high level in the early stage were so powerful, but when the divine thoughts were needed later, they were not used at all. I even suspect that the male protagonist is not in any hurry to find a wife because he wants to marry again, he just hopes to wait until he finds a corpse. What I saw afterwards made me sick. If you want to write that he has never been able to find a wife, either you don't make the immortal cultivator's ability so powerful, or you write that he did search with his spiritual thoughts but couldn't find her, then it's acceptable. Otherwise, there is obviously a setting but it is not used. While saying that he is anxious to find a wife, he is trying to save the country through various twists and turns. The contradictions make me feel that the author is just here to disgust people.

Half seen. Complain. The first is the clichéd plot. The male protagonist goes to the Beast Island to seal the space node. Basically, it is clearly stated that he is going to disappear, and will be missing for a long time. When he comes back, his wife will definitely be bullied and have a bad life. The second is that the preface does not match the postscript. When the male protagonist was in the foundation building stage, when he first came to Qianji Temple, he relied on props to find people. He also said that when he reached Nascent Soul, it wouldn't be so troublesome to find people, and his spiritual thoughts could cover the entire earth. But after he disappeared and came back, his wife disappeared, so why did he still need to go around bothering others when he was looking for someone? Are you kidding me? According to the setting, the Thunder Tribulation Period is the last state before ascension. How difficult is it to find someone? Third, he knew that his wife had been missing for so long and had not come back to see her daughter, so she must have been seriously injured. But he still remained unhurried, first calling the Xue family a murderer to find clues, and then came back to spend time with his daughter? Special treatment during special times. Why, you missed your daughter's six years and you want to race against time to spend time with her. It's okay, but your wife's life or death is still uncertain! Don't know what is important and what is urgent? The author's anger towards the protagonist is limited to superficial descriptions. His eyes are burning, his face is dark, he boils the water in the teacup, and at most he kills people, and then he is gone. Anyway, it is just a forced plot. It could have had a climax of revenge, which would have been enjoyable for readers and would have seemed reasonable. However, for the sake of low word count, I would rather not follow logic and let the book review be lowered.

The beginning is quite fun, the language is humorous, and the protagonist is very likable. But starting with more than a hundred chapters, the preface and the follow-up are inconsistent. A few chapters ago, the author would slap himself in the face. All kinds of illogical plots are forcibly added. The protagonist first said that after reading Xu Banxian's memories, he felt that the meaning of life lies in work, and then even if he practiced cultivation, he would go to work. Originally, I was expecting a story about a cultivator going to work, but he ended up going to work for one day and never went there again. In the various plots that follow, the male protagonist is like a puppet, "forced" by various means. Anyway, apart from practicing and having sex, there is nothing that the male protagonist chooses to do. Others ask him to do it, or he has to do it for this or that reason. Later, when I got a large company with a value of 50 billion, I immediately handed over the responsibility and left everything to my wife. The "meaning of life" mentioned at the beginning no longer existed. Although some plots seem quite interesting, the protagonist is reduced to a walking zombie.

Anyone whose surname is Ye, whose surname is Chu, whose surname is Lin, whose surname is Tang is the protagonist, will definitely not watch it.