When the scientific research team of the 23rd century achieved a great breakthrough, they encountered killers who plundered the results. The core members swallowed the drugs and chips at the critical moment, and jumped into the sea with the AI smart medicine box.
Who would have expected that when I woke up, I would be in a hot spring pool with a beautiful man next to me! ! !
She settled down as soon as she came, traveled through time and became a concubine, experienced all kinds of hardships, and finally settled down. She wanted to spend the rest of her life in peace, but she was assassinated again! !
In anger, the male protagonist activates his bloodline and takes the female protagonist into the divine world.
After entering the God Realm, the heroine discovered that whether it was space jumps and crossovers, or medical life sciences and material consciousness, they were all surprisingly consistent with the scientific research of the 23rd century!
After experiencing various hardships in the divine world, the heroine personally confirmed the authenticity of the scientific topic. Modern science only uses the current method to prove ancient theology. It turns out that our ancestors have reached the top of science long ago.
I wanted to give up several times while watching it, but then I continued reading it and finally finished it. I have a question. I remember that the heroine seemed to say that she gave birth to life in a few words, but it was not explained until the end. Did I read it wrong, or did I miss it later?
It's a very good novel, and it suits my taste. I think the relationship between the male and female protagonists is very good, and the plot is quite good. At first, I thought it would develop in the direction of a story where the heroine travels through multiple worlds, which would be more like a fast-travel novel. Fortunately, it didn't go that way and it would be quite boring. Worth a look!
It may not be very exciting at the beginning, but it gets better as you go to the back. Lu Mingshu has been competing with himself all his life. She is not a bad person, she has a bottom line, and she has a strong view of the overall situation. Xie Xingchen met Lu Mingshu in the dark behind and spent the rest of his life just to follow Lu Mingshu.
I have only read this author's articles on female cultivating immortality. The first one I read was "Cheng Luan". I recommend everyone to read it. It is much better than this one. Although there are some holes that cannot be filled in and there are logic bugs, it is overall very good! The second book, "It's Hard to Find an Immortal," is probably the only immortality book I've ever read. It's hard to imagine that this is the author's debut novel, it's really good. Looking at this book again, uh... If the author didn't mention it, I would have thought "Destiny" was written before "One Immortal". It's really... Hard to describe in one sentence. The writing style of this article is really bad. There are many logical inconsistencies and inconsistencies in the character and plot. It is really... I can say that I forced myself to read it in the end, so I really don't want to write this kind of article in the future! Also, I really don't like women being stronger than men! Maybe the author didn't think so, but really, the female protagonist has brought so many BUFFs and is not as strong as the male protagonist. I would really appreciate it. Are we just saying that this is necessary? A man really does not have to be better than a woman, as long as he is of good quality and has irreplaceable shining points, there is nothing wrong with An Xin being the foil for the heroine! Well…
It can only be said that the author is very imaginative. The plot seems normal at the beginning, but the twists and turns at the end involve the fairy world. It is not inconsistent to read. Although the aura of the typical heroine is, the rich character structure and environment are still worth reading. There are also scientific and theological issues.
Personally I quite like it, the writing is smooth and the story structure is okay. Different from the orthodox fairy tales, this one gave me the impression that the emotions are delicately portrayed. After reading the book, I felt that the most impressive thing was not how they cultivated immortality, but the psychological growth of the male and female protagonists along the way, which made these two characters have distinct and full personalities. I actually like this male protagonist very much. The emotional entanglement of these two characters is more important than those inexplicable first sights. Zhongqing is much more interesting, although sometimes I am worried that other people's children are getting married, but the two of them haven't gotten to know each other yet... There are some points in the article that I really like, such as the little flower fairy Ling, the cute little Boo, the all-powerful Boo, and I really want to get one...
This is my first time writing a review on this software. I hope the author can see it and keep up the good work. I read several of the author's novels in one go, in a different order than the order in which they were published. At first I just thought they were good to read, but by this time I felt a bit addicted. I stayed up all night reading them without working during the day or sleeping at night. The framework is large, the story is vivid and interesting, the concept is also very grand, and each character is very three-dimensional. It feels like you can upgrade yourself after reading it.
Rarely seen in fantasy novels, the characters' emotions are delicately portrayed, and the plot is compact and fast-moving. There is too much foreshadowing in the early stage, and the plot advances rapidly after the hole period, filling holes quickly. The most difficult thing to understand is that the heroine finally chooses to turn into a tree and the hero turns into a stone to accompany him for life. Although the author allows the male and female protagonists to take human form again after a few years in the postscript,
I wanted to give up several times while watching it, but then I continued reading it and finally finished it. I have a question. I remember that the heroine seemed to say that she gave birth to life in a few words, but it was not explained until the end. Did I read it wrong, or did I miss it later?
It's a very good novel, and it suits my taste. I think the relationship between the male and female protagonists is very good, and the plot is quite good. At first, I thought it would develop in the direction of a story where the heroine travels through multiple worlds, which would be more like a fast-travel novel. Fortunately, it didn't go that way and it would be quite boring. Worth a look!
It may not be very exciting at the beginning, but it gets better as you go to the back. Lu Mingshu has been competing with himself all his life. She is not a bad person, she has a bottom line, and she has a strong view of the overall situation. Xie Xingchen met Lu Mingshu in the dark behind and spent the rest of his life just to follow Lu Mingshu.
I have only read this author's articles on female cultivating immortality. The first one I read was "Cheng Luan". I recommend everyone to read it. It is much better than this one. Although there are some holes that cannot be filled in and there are logic bugs, it is overall very good! The second book, "It's Hard to Find an Immortal," is probably the only immortality book I've ever read. It's hard to imagine that this is the author's debut novel, it's really good. Looking at this book again, uh... If the author didn't mention it, I would have thought "Destiny" was written before "One Immortal". It's really... Hard to describe in one sentence. The writing style of this article is really bad. There are many logical inconsistencies and inconsistencies in the character and plot. It is really... I can say that I forced myself to read it in the end, so I really don't want to write this kind of article in the future! Also, I really don't like women being stronger than men! Maybe the author didn't think so, but really, the female protagonist has brought so many BUFFs and is not as strong as the male protagonist. I would really appreciate it. Are we just saying that this is necessary? A man really does not have to be better than a woman, as long as he is of good quality and has irreplaceable shining points, there is nothing wrong with An Xin being the foil for the heroine! Well…
It can only be said that the author is very imaginative. The plot seems normal at the beginning, but the twists and turns at the end involve the fairy world. It is not inconsistent to read. Although the aura of the typical heroine is, the rich character structure and environment are still worth reading. There are also scientific and theological issues.
Personally I quite like it, the writing is smooth and the story structure is okay. Different from the orthodox fairy tales, this one gave me the impression that the emotions are delicately portrayed. After reading the book, I felt that the most impressive thing was not how they cultivated immortality, but the psychological growth of the male and female protagonists along the way, which made these two characters have distinct and full personalities. I actually like this male protagonist very much. The emotional entanglement of these two characters is more important than those inexplicable first sights. Zhongqing is much more interesting, although sometimes I am worried that other people's children are getting married, but the two of them haven't gotten to know each other yet... There are some points in the article that I really like, such as the little flower fairy Ling, the cute little Boo, the all-powerful Boo, and I really want to get one...
This is my first time writing a review on this software. I hope the author can see it and keep up the good work. I read several of the author's novels in one go, in a different order than the order in which they were published. At first I just thought they were good to read, but by this time I felt a bit addicted. I stayed up all night reading them without working during the day or sleeping at night. The framework is large, the story is vivid and interesting, the concept is also very grand, and each character is very three-dimensional. It feels like you can upgrade yourself after reading it.
Rarely seen in fantasy novels, the characters' emotions are delicately portrayed, and the plot is compact and fast-moving. There is too much foreshadowing in the early stage, and the plot advances rapidly after the hole period, filling holes quickly. The most difficult thing to understand is that the heroine finally chooses to turn into a tree and the hero turns into a stone to accompany him for life. Although the author allows the male and female protagonists to take human form again after a few years in the postscript,