Millions of years ago, a Tomb of Immortality, also known as the Heavenly Tomb of Immortality, appeared in the deserted continent. If you find this place, you can live forever, but you don't know that there is a terrifying female emperor guarding this tomb. A million years later, the young master of the Qin family in Yuncheng was talented and intelligent. He became a mysterious soul at the age of eighteen, but overnight, he became a waste and went crazy. He even had an affair with a woman from a "brothel" and gave birth to a daughter.
Eight years later, he woke up completely.
When everyone ridiculed him as a "waste", a "fool", and "a disgrace to the family tradition" and deposed the young master, he had already become the "Master of the Tomb of Immortality", and the gods and demons were looking for the new owner of the land of immortality.
A long and enjoyable novel, the plot setting of this book is actually very exciting, with various traps and situations set up. Then the overall plot also follows the previous "big picture" preset, which is very interesting. (Although I haven't watched the ending, after reading the beginning, I know that his "master" is definitely not his master)
Although I have never written something of a million words, I have tried to write a novel of more than ten or two hundred thousand words. Then I felt that if I want to avoid missing things and not fully explaining everything, there are two ways. One is to go back and read more, and the other is to open a new notepad and list it out. In fact, the foreshadowing and foreshadowing that can be written in the identity card and the outline are very macro, and more foreshadowing comes from what is naturally and necessary when writing.
Hey, could the author consider writing a book with parallel male and female protagonists? A single protagonist cannot bring a strong sense of character interaction. Now old readers know the general direction of each node (although it is still very cool)
Well! The more I look at it, the more fake it becomes! The more I look at it, the more distressed I am! Poisonous! Farewell
I don't know why, I really like reading the books written by Xianjun. Other books will make you feel bored after reading them for a long time. However, you won't feel bored even if you read Xianjun's books for a long time. In Xianjun's books, whether it is the protagonist of the first two books or this one, I personally think this is what the protagonist should be like. No Holy Mother, no ambiguity, no brains, everything is under control.
This is a lot of verbosity in the novel "Que Girl Que Afraid". What does a little girl have to write about.
Regarding the character design, the protagonist's daughter is a failure at the beginning. In the first minute, the protagonist's daughter takes up more than n chapters of the plot.
The biggest failure is the protagonist's daughter, bad reviews, can't stand it
A long and enjoyable novel, the plot setting of this book is actually very exciting, with various traps and situations set up. Then the overall plot also follows the previous "big picture" preset, which is very interesting. (Although I haven't watched the ending, after reading the beginning, I know that his "master" is definitely not his master)
Although I have never written something of a million words, I have tried to write a novel of more than ten or two hundred thousand words. Then I felt that if I want to avoid missing things and not fully explaining everything, there are two ways. One is to go back and read more, and the other is to open a new notepad and list it out. In fact, the foreshadowing and foreshadowing that can be written in the identity card and the outline are very macro, and more foreshadowing comes from what is naturally and necessary when writing.
Hey, could the author consider writing a book with parallel male and female protagonists? A single protagonist cannot bring a strong sense of character interaction. Now old readers know the general direction of each node (although it is still very cool)
Well! The more I look at it, the more fake it becomes! The more I look at it, the more distressed I am! Poisonous! Farewell
I don't know why, I really like reading the books written by Xianjun. Other books will make you feel bored after reading them for a long time. However, you won't feel bored even if you read Xianjun's books for a long time. In Xianjun's books, whether it is the protagonist of the first two books or this one, I personally think this is what the protagonist should be like. No Holy Mother, no ambiguity, no brains, everything is under control.
This is a lot of verbosity in the novel "Que Girl Que Afraid". What does a little girl have to write about.
Regarding the character design, the protagonist's daughter is a failure at the beginning. In the first minute, the protagonist's daughter takes up more than n chapters of the plot.
The biggest failure is the protagonist's daughter, bad reviews, can't stand it
Come, come, come, finally meet everyone again.