Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 214 213. Comments on "Xuan Hun Dao Zhang"

Today I would like to recommend to you a very exciting fantasy work.

"Xuanhun Dao Zhang", author: Midaozhe, level 5 author.

Category: Xianxia-Cultivation Civilization.

【Introduction】

After the sixth era in this world full of gods and monsters, the glorious summer has arrived!

【Golden Ten Chapters】

Chapter One: February 2nd of the Great Xuan Calendar. The Dafu passenger ship was sailing towards the Dongting Protectorate. Inside the detention room, the protagonist, Zhang Yu, glanced at the date on the newspaper and continued his breathing training. After the arrival of summer, cultivation split into two schools. The protagonist first studied the old school, and now has switched to the new. He had just absorbed a significant amount of source energy from something. Suddenly, the ship was attacked by an enemy. Water monkeys boarded and killed people, and a giant newt from the water blocked their way. The newt's young had died on the ship.

Chapter 2, The Great Dao. For the safety of the other crew members, the captain decides to exile the protagonist to a small island alone to attract a giant salamander. Because the protagonist can mimic the sounds of a baby salamander, everyone is saved, and the protagonist remains unfazed.

Chapter Three: Thunder Sound on the Sword. The seal allows the protagonist to incorporate Thunder Sound, a voice-activated skill learned from his master, allowing him to mimic the speech of several creatures. He devotes all his divine energy to practicing Thunder Sound, supplemented by the statue of the evil god. After practicing all night, Yaoli climbs onto the island to discover the child dead. Thunder Sound echoes, and the protagonist leaps and slashes forward!

Chapter 4: The Divine Guards. The protagonist successfully kills the spiritual creature Yaoli and quietly awaits the arrival of the Divine Guards. Unexpectedly, these individuals, driven by their own merit, are intent on killing him. If they were to do so, it's unclear who would be the victor.

Chapter 5: The Anxun Society. The Anxun Society is a private armed group based on the islands of the sea, while the Shenwei Army is the military force of the Protectorate. The ship the protagonist is on is owned by Zhao, the head of the Anxun Society. He values ​​the protagonist's abilities and attempts to recruit him, but is rejected.

Chapter 6: As the sun and moon turn, auspicious light emerges. Finally reaching shore, Ruiguang City isn't particularly prosperous, and its people are a mixed bag. As a pure Tianxia, ​​the protagonist accepts Zhao Zhushi's help. The An Patrol appears to be far superior to the Shenwei Army.

Chapter 7: Picking up his registration book from the academy. The protagonist left the dock, refused those who solicited business, found a car and went to the academy to pick up his registration book and enroll. Unexpectedly, the registration book was no longer there because it had been misappropriated.

Chapter 8: Time Shifts and Events. A fire breaks out at the Wenxiu Academy, destroying much of the material. The protagonist's files are gone, temporarily preventing him from entering the academy. He arrives at the residence provided by Zhao, summons his seal, and begins infusing it with divine energy to practice his skills.

Chapter 9: Taiyang Academy. At the academy gates, numerous students await the start of the semester. The protagonist, clad in a black cloak, arrives late, yet hands over a business card, requesting a self-recommendation. Self-recommendation involves rigorous testing, and there's a high probability of not being accepted.

Chapter 10: Zhen Li Offers Advice. The protagonist enters, only to be deliberately left out for a long time by the examiners, attempting to dampen his spirit. Then, he uses the ancient rituals of Tianxia, ​​a resplendent Tianxia spirit that pressures and exudes sincerity. However, the protagonist's intentions are unclear, as he offers advice instead of discussing ancient rituals.

【Brief Comment】

About the Author

Misguided, a Level 5 author, has written "The Great Way Battle", "The Mysterious Dao Chapter", and "The Thief Emperor in Another World".

His most famous work is "The Great Road", which has been praised by his fans as "the most heroic fairy tale novel".

summary of the story
For his new book, he chose a story background that is completely different from that of "The Great Road", abandoned the existing worldview, and reconstructed a world of gods and demons.

After the advent of Tianxia, ​​it also experienced glory and decline.

The protagonist Zhang Yu, although his name is ordinary, has an extraordinary appearance, like an immortal who has descended to the earth. Among all the characters, no one can match him in terms of appearance.

His identity and experience are mysterious. He has a pair of wise eyes that can identify the source of energy. Dao Zhang has extraordinary abilities and can switch abilities at will.

While being detained, he followed the advice of the captain, lured the spiritual monster away on his own, and killed it.

After a tortuous process of self-recommendation, he was admitted to Taiyang Academy and started as an assistant teacher.

He wanted to join Xuanfu, but encountered all kinds of difficulties.

Character characteristics
The protagonist seems to be born with a physique of suffering. Almost nothing goes smoothly when he appears on the stage. All he encounters are various disasters.

If it were an ordinary person, he would have died at sea long ago.

He is a calm and intelligent person who prioritizes reasoning. His Dao Chapter includes a skill that increases his persuasive abilities. Facing criticism from his enemies, he promptly seeks out a powerful figure, Zhao Zhushi of the Security Patrol, who provides significant assistance to the protagonist early on.

The protagonist is not only the hope of Tianxia, ​​but he also strictly adheres to the ancient rituals of Tianxia to express his sincerity to Tianxia.

Overall, he has a pretty calm personality.

Style characteristics
The style of this book is quite different from that of "The Great Road".

Because of the subject matter, "The Great Dao Zheng Feng" is more oriental, and the mental methods, skills, and poems and songs all have a strong sense of substitution.
The subject matter of "Xuanhun Dao Zhang" is rather strange.

Demons are rampant, hot and cold weapons are intertwined, cities and tribes are intertwined, different Taoist chapters have hidden abilities, and the Xuan Chapter is the righteous chapter of the great way, while the Hun Chapter is the evil chapter, which goes against the righteous way.

Because it contains so many elements, it becomes much more difficult to understand, and the author is always digging holes and laying foreshadowings.

It's even harder to guess him.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

First of all, I would like to thank the 2014 little book friend for the reward of 1000 Qidian coins, Mengyue Fanxing, Junyongzhiwen, and Longyu Jingyu for the reward of 100 Qidian coins.

Secondly, the reason I recommend this book is because I was influenced by the author's "The Great Road".

His ability to write poetry is so strong that it can almost surpass the main text of the novel.

This book doesn't lag too far behind, throwing out a poem in the first chapter.

"The great Dao is profound and profound, carrying the universe, and millions of clouds are breaking through the sky city."

This book has many foreshadowings, which progress layer by layer and arouse speculation.

The protagonist of this book is very handsome and always wears a black cloak, as if to cover up his immortal face.

He is also very pretentious and basically does not express himself through his own words, but rather through the mouth of a third party.

The pictures of him fighting spiritual creatures alone with a sword, when spread to the masses, brought a shock far greater than oral descriptions.

When he greeted the three examiners according to the ancient etiquette of the world, he directly forced them out of their seats.

In the latest chapter, the protagonist's calmness when facing two people who were practicing Xuan cultivation also showed a certain invincibility, as if to say, if you don't agree, come and fight me. Can you beat me?
Of course he is not invincible!

But there is such an illusion.

Maybe, this is the halo of the protagonist!
By the way, the reader who recommended "The Great Road" to me yesterday actually subscribed for a monthly ticket and voted for me, fulfilling his promise.

In fact, I replied to him, there was no need.

It’s a good book, just share it and read it together, that’s all.

thank you!
But, what about your monthly ticket from Qyue?
When did I have readers on QReader?

Have I become famous?
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