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Here are some of the rankings of the most respected black teas in China: ** 1. World-renowned and long-standing top-grade black tea ** 1. ** Keemun Black Tea ** - It was one of the top ten famous teas in China and ranked first among the three high-fragrance black teas in the world. It had the reputation of the " Queen of Black Tea." It was produced in Qimen County, Huangshan County, Anhui Province. It was once the imperial tea of the Qing Dynasty. The strings were tight and beautiful, the color was dark, the soup was bright red, the fragrance was long-lasting, and the taste was mellow. The unique "Keemun Fragrance" combined the fragrance of roses, fruits, and honey to form an elegant and rich compound fragrance. 2. ** Zhengshan Xiaozhong ** - It was the earliest black tea in the world and was known as the ancestor of black tea. The core production area was Tongmu Pass in Wuyi Mountain, Fujian Province. Pine needles or pine wood were added during the production process to smoke the tea. After it was made into tea, it had a unique pine smoke fragrance. After brewing, the soup was red and bright, with a high fragrance and pine smoke fragrance. The taste was mellow and sweet, and the bottom of the leaves was thick and soft. 3. ** Dian Hong Gong Fu ** - It was produced in Yunnan, China, and was the representative of black tea. Fresh leaves of large-leaf tea trees were used as raw materials to make high-quality black tea with a plump appearance and golden hair. The tea was bright red, with a rich and lasting fragrance. The taste was mellow and sweet, with a unique mountain flavor. It not only enjoyed a high reputation in China, but also sold overseas. ** 2. Other well-known black teas ** 1. ** Jin Junmei ** - It was regarded as a top-grade Zhengshan race, but the difference was that the golden eyebrows were harvested from the first bud, and the production process was slightly different. The soup was light yellow in color, and the taste was floral, fruity, and honey-flavored. It was produced in the depths of Wuyi Mountain and had the reputation of being a "black tea aristocrat". 2. ** Red time ** - It is produced in Enshi, Yichang, Hunan, Xiangxi, etc. It is one of the top ten black teas in China and has a history of more than 100 years. The color was dark and moist, the taste was sweet and soothing, and the taste was sweet. 3. ** Chuanhong Gongfu ** - It was mainly produced in Yibin, Sichuan Province, and was a rising star of black tea. It was plump and tight in appearance, with golden hair exposed. Its color was black and oily. After brewing, it had a fresh fragrance, a thick and bright soup color, a fresh and mellow taste, and a rich and layered taste. 4. ** Ning Hong Gong Fu ** - It was one of the earliest black tea in China, and its history originated from the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty. The rope was slender and beautiful, dense and numerous. The soup was red, the bottom of the leaves were red and tender, and the taste was mellow. 5. ** Minhong Gongfu ** - Fujian produced famous tea, and its representative works included Bailin Gongfu Tea, Ningde Gongfu Tea, Tanyang Gongfu Tea, Zhenghe Gongfu Tea, etc. The tea was rich in fragrance, the soup was bright red, and the taste was sweet and moist. 6. ** Lake Red Gongfu ** - The main production area is in Hunan, with Anhua Gongfu tea as the representative. The color is black and moist, the fragrance is high and lasting, the taste is thick, and the soup color is red and bright. 7. ** The more popular you are ** - The main production areas were Shaoxing, Zhuji and other counties in Zhejiang Province. Yuehong was famous for its beautiful and straight dried tea. After brewing, the color of Yuehong tea was dark and moist. The bottom of the leaves was fresh and fragrant. 8. ** The old trees are red under the sun ** - It was produced in the major production areas of Yunnan. The older the ancient tree, the better the taste of the tea. The rope was fat and twisted. It tasted sweet and fresh, and the fruit fragrance was obvious. "Nine Plum Red Songs Collection" novel is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The reaction between calcium hydrogen dioxide (CaOx) and carbon dioxide will produce calcium dioxide (CaCO2) and water (H2O). The reaction equation is: CO2 + CaOx = CaCO2 + H2O. The reaction between iron (iron), oxygen (O <2>), and water will cause rust. The main reaction is 4Fe3 + 3O2 + 6H2 <2> O = 4Fe2 (O2), and iron trioxides are further decomposed into iron trioxides (Fe2 O2), which is rust. During this process, the iron did not react directly with the calcium dioxide. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

In the reference materials, there were some novels that involved the image of a refined young master. For example, novels such as Waiting for the Spring Breeze, A Dream in the Misty Rain, and Vulgar Rain may contain similar plots. These are the male protagonist's gentle and jade-like Chinese Jiangnan style sweet prose, but it does not explicitly point out that the elegant young master in it is a good man. There is also a man in a plot description who shows the image of a gentle gentleman in front of a woman. Whether he is a good man or not remains to be revealed by the development of the story. These plots come from novels with no clear name. In addition, there were some novels written by Mu Yunjiao, such as " Mistaken Husband Married to the Crown Prince of the Enemy Kingdom,"" Mistaken Golden House," and " After Bai Yueguang Enthroned the Emperor," in which some characters might be the image of a scholarly young master, but they did not specify who the good man was. At present, it was difficult to pinpoint which scholarly young master in the novel was definitely a good man. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

"Not abstract, not immortal" was a Xianxia novel written by this author. It told the story: "Master, aren't immortal cultivators handsome and elegant?" "My parents gave birth to me like this!" "Master, shouldn't immortal cultivators be elegant and refined?" "Nonsense!" "Master, shouldn't immortal cultivators have a pure heart and few desires?" "Bullshit!" "Master! Do we have to go back on our word?" "Disciple, we're not bandits. What's this about a gang!" "What's that?" "Of course, it's to exterminate the demons and protect the Dao!" "But I think…" "Disciple! How many times have I told you? You're always looking at us immortal cultivators from the perspective of mortals! We cultivators have always been like this!" If he didn't cultivate, how would he know that cultivation wasn't abstract? (This book is also known as "The Boundless Abyssal Cultivation".) The character information included: Xu Shun was the male lead. The information about him included: An ordinary person. His father hoped that his life would be smooth. His birthday was 09/10. His constellation was Virgo. The overall rating of the book was: [No. 337]... Everything was normal. (Time: 2024/9/9 Words: 74,000)| Interesting, cultivating immortality was cultivating oneself. Isn't this what I think, therefore I am? ⭐⭐⭐; "I Really Didn't Cultivate" was a fantasy novel written by the author with the black pen tip. It told the story of the recuperation of reiki. One day, extraordinary people would appear one after another. The Blue Star, which had never had any myths, seemed to welcome a magnificent mythological world. Countless people cheered for it. The young Gao Yang, fortunately or unfortunately, was the first batch to step into this strange new world. The illusory and grotesque Dream Spirit World, the perilous Soul World, and the strange and indescribable Myriad Spirit World. Let's see how the young man will walk the path of a bizarre immortal. "The Story of Immortal Cultivation and Cultivation" was a fantasy immortal cultivation novel created by the author, Originating from Human and Heaven. It told the story of a young man with firm faith, the dangerous and unpredictable path to immortality, the powerful stone treasure, and the new legend of immortal cultivation that shook the universe! The user community's evaluation of the book was: Original text: "Although the main ingredients of the pill recipe are rare, we are different. We can use the energy conversion and mimicry ability of the Heavenly God to mass produce them and then use them to refine pills." Author, take a closer look. Don't you feel awkward? If you have this ability, why are you creating materials? Can't you just produce pills? With this ability, what else in the world could not be obtained? What the hell was this Heavenly God? Did he know that the Heavenly Dao was so awesome? Are you sure this isn't science fiction? Even if there were words that required this in Xianxia literature, couldn't they be changed? It would be very inappropriate to just throw it out to read the article. It was written very well in the early stages, but when it entered the cultivation world, it plummeted. It was disappointing. "The Strange Way of the Gods" was a fantasy novel written by the author, Fox Tail's Pen. It told the story of a strange Heavenly Dao and an unusual celestial being. Was it true? Was it fake? Li Huowang, who was lost, couldn't tell. However, this was not the only thing that he could not distinguish. There was also himself. He was sick, very sick. The character information was: Li Huowang was the male lead, his age was 17.0 years old, his birthday was 04/02, his constellation was Aries, his height was 174.0 cm, and his weight was 120.0 kg. Bai Lingmiao was the female lead, her age was 16.0 years old, her birthday was 06/28, her constellation was Cancer, her height was 159.0 cm, and her weight was 42.0 kg. Yang Nuo was the female lead, her age was 28.0 years old, her birthday was 11/02, her astrological sign was Scorpio, her height was 162.0 cm, and her weight was 50.0 kg. Dan Yangzi was the supporting character, her age was 74.0 years old, her birthday was 03/04, her astrological sign was Pisces, her height was 152.0 cm, and her weight was 53.0 kg. Two Gods was the supporting actress. She was 16.0 years old, her birthday was 06/28, her constellation was Cancer, her height was 159.0cm, and her weight was 42.0Kg. Li Sui was the supporting actress. She was 0.0 years old, her height was 124.0cm, and her weight was 35.0Kg. Zhuge Yuan was the supporting actress. She was 341.0 years old, her birthday was 01/01, and her constellation was Capricorn. Puppy was the supporting actress. Supervisor of Celestials was the supporting actress. Gao Zhijian was the supporting actress. Red was the supporting actress. The overall evaluation of this book was that it had a strange world of cultivation and an unknowable worldview. A lecherous Taoist priest, a deformed companion, a perfect lover, a crazy self, and a perfect lover. Who was the real one?| Strange Heavenly Dao, abnormal immortals and Buddhas, were they real? Was it fake? Li Huowang, who was lost, couldn't tell. However, this was not the only thing that he could not distinguish. And himself, he was sick, very sick.| "Degree of recommendation: 85 it can be tied to the writings of immortals and chivalrous men. The protagonist was in a "nightmare" and a "reality" respectively. In the "dream" was a humanoid drug primer locked up by the old sorcerer, and in the middle was a mental patient who was locked up in a mental hospital because of hallucinations on the eve of the college entrance examination. At first, the protagonist thought that he had a golden finger in his dream. However, as the plot developed, reality became a fantasy and the nightmare became real. After losing everything, he ended the evil old man with the attitude of dying together and returned to the human world with the others. But at the same time, the illusion reality that disappeared before began to appear again. Most of the starting point of the text is just a part of the element of the system to upgrade the monster. This kind of purity is rare For now, the main theme of the world was the strangeness, despair, and lack of hope. Based on the author's previous style, it was likely that it would not change in the future.| The opening was stunning, and the dream reversal was great. Cthulhu's immortal cultivation was very artistic. The folk legends were mixed with gods and ghosts, and it felt more like an old society.| book review [Gram] The first classification label for the Dao Guizi was Cthulhu, and Foxtail did a pretty good job on this point. Strange gods and Buddhas, crazy Heavenly Dao, crazy world, chaotic world, lecherous monks, Nagougu, jumping gods, sitting and forgetting Dao…Fox Tail had once said that he wanted to dig deeper into the system. He cleverly combined the unknown horror of the Chinese style with chaos and madness. With just a few strokes, he could always make people's scalps tingle. His unique perspective of description even made readers doubt themselves. What was the difference between reality and illusion? [Awesome] In the fast-paced era of online literature, satisfying enough was the magic weapon to make a book achieve results. There were often people in the Strange Dao book circle who would complain about how the early stages were too depressing, and the replies were often all "Continue reading, this book is actually very cool!" Similar comments. Where is the cool? There were no scenes of stupid passers-by slapping the big shots, and there was not even a scene of Di Hua losing his avatar. It was just a story of the protagonist leading a group of people to escape from the demonic claws and return to his hometown. However, it felt a little good. It was a fair and square victory after being evenly matched. For example, encountering water bandits made people feel that it was a plot deliberately set up for pleasure. The water bandits robbed, reasonable. They had a backup plan and dared to provoke, reasonable. Then, what they saw and heard in the bandit village pushed the plot to a small climax. People couldn't help but clap their hands after the protagonist killed. Good kill! [Torturing] Obviously, it wasn't enough to just feel good. Suppressing chaos and the unknown was the eternal theme of Ke Xiwen. After feeling good, the feeling that Dao Gui gave me was-pain, too much pain. It was so heavy that I felt like I couldn't breathe. There were actually many scenes that made me feel pain because the main character obtained various abilities by sacrificing his body tissues and lifespan, but the one that left the deepest impression on me was chapter 94. When the protagonist was no longer so confused and treated the modern world as an illusion, his mother appeared and knelt down."Our family has no money to pay for it." I admit that I broke my defense. Huo Wang shouted hoarsely,"Mom, I really can't tell!" The tension in the novel was maximized. The protagonist's confusion and pain seemed to penetrate the screen, causing all the readers in front of the screen to be depressed. [Crazy] For some reason, there had been a trend of mental illness recently, but to be honest, 99% of the protagonists in the novel were mentally ill, but their three views were so correct that the readers wondered who was the real mental illness. Among all the mentally ill template people, Li Huowang, who was written by Foxtail, was really eye-catching. In the eyes of others, he often talked to himself. He believed that the world in front of him was fake and the other world was real. In his illusion, there were so many people that they could play mahjong but still fight with each other. He was easily angered and suspicious. He cut open his internal organs and ate the steel nails as chocolate. He thought that he was starting a fire but actually burned down the entire village... In the story of the great war on the 18th of December, Li Huowang's consciousness returned to modern society for a short time, and a plot of mental illness escaping was staged. The meticulous psychological description made the readers sigh in fear,"I finally understand the inner world of mental illness." Ma Boyong and Andes Morgenstern had also mentioned this in their books, and they expressed their heartfelt regards for Foxtail's mental state.| The protagonist toils back and forth between nightmare and reality In the "nightmare", it was a drug primer that was captured by the evil path. In the "reality", it was a patient in a mental hospital. At first, he thought that everything in the nightmare was fake, but he did not expect that the things in the "nightmare" could be brought back to the "reality". Every time the main character "reality", everything in the "nightmare" seemed to operate on its own. To others, it was hysteria, but as the plot progressed, the main character could no longer return to the "reality". The nightmare became the real world, and the main character began to go crazy. He fooled the evil path into practicing the Tomes of Arcane and wanted to die together with them. The evil path that he thought was dead seemed to have really become an "immortal"(as if it had become an indescribable existence). During this period, the "real" things appeared again. It felt as if both sides were real worlds that influenced each other. Every time the protagonist's consciousness traveled... The writing style is not bad. It's a horror novel. The plot is interwoven with some folk customs and strange things. It has a scary atmosphere. Some plots feel like they are repeatedly hovering on the edge of probing. You know.| Seedlings, at least Food + It seemed to be a jinx? It's a stunning start, full of potential As expected of the author of The Mysterious Earthsea.| The author's writing style is getting better and better. This book feels like the author's starting point.| Krusu cultivated immortality. His writing style was good. The plot had tension. He was recommended to read.| It was a type of dark fantasy. The opening was the classic suspense of "Zhuang Zhou Dreaming of a Butterfly". The pen was strong and the characters were full. More importantly, the author had established a good reputation in his previous work,"The Mysterious Sea." He had a wide range of XP, never killed anyone, had a thousand miles of clues, and had meticulous logic. There was no reason for such a good book not to be popular. The comments section was also filled with talents and their words were pleasant to hear. Quickly take a look!| Reading books is a very personal matter. I've had enough of Xianxia over ten years ago. Next up is Western fantasy and sci-fi. Now, he wanted to read the Cthulhu style, especially this one that combined some ancient China folklore. I also recommend the Iron Crane Book, the Seventy-Two Transformations of the Earth Fiend.|"Orthodox" cultivation was a relatively rare subject. It was just the beginning. The main character was mentally ill and found himself in a strange world. He did not know which world was real. It felt like a dream of a butterfly. He could only wait for the subsequent authors to slowly reveal it. He also recommended the author's previous book, which was also written in Ke language. It made people feel despair. There were a lot of foreshadowing in the later stages, unlike other books that were only dug up and not buried.| Fox University's new book had a strange atmosphere, and he liked it very much.| The version of the new novel, Cthulhu, was so good that it exploded! This book is really to my taste. When it comes to Cthulhu, the first thing everyone thinks of is the old days and a certain Octopus Mother. But what is a Chinese Cthulhu? The underworld, the dead souls, the dancing gods, the Doomsday Buddha, and the demons and monsters that had no light to speak of. This book really wrote the doomsday of the Chinese Cthulhu to the bone. What was worse than death? This was it! Good book, I'll give it my all!| It's quite interesting. I might not be able to continue reading the opening. It's a little demoralizing, but it's foreshadowing. The protagonist went crazy, and so did I.| Temporarily 8.5 (updated to 9.5. The more I write, the better. I will love it when I see the brainwaves. I won't say more.) The new book is "Condemnation and Cultivation". There have been quite a few books in this genre in the past two years, but to be honest, I think they're all so-so. They're either forced to integrate and make it awkward, or the style of writing is out of character, or the plot is boring. There's almost nothing that I'm dissatisfied with in this book. The descriptions of the supporting characters are very vivid, and the plot twists are also wonderful. The style of writing is very appropriate and orthodox. I hope to maintain it.| If the author is a lunatic, you will become a lunatic after reading it.| The style was strange and exciting. It was worth learning.| Heavy Cthulhu, the author feels that this book is much better than the previous one, interesting A| Looking forward to the author's new adventure| The author's grasp of the psychopath was very vivid, and the suspense was very high. It would depend on how long the strange atmosphere could be created. It was a five-star review, and it felt like it was the best book I had read recently. It vividly showed the daily life of a hysterical patient.| It could only be said that he was godly! too interesting| It's very well written. I can almost tell that he's crazy...| As expected of the author of the Mysterious Earthsea. The description of madness and despair is very accurate. It also combines many folk customs and feels very novel. I personally like this novel very much. It successfully combines several elements that I like, such as the Dark Stream, Immortal Cultivation, suspense, and Cthulhu. This was especially true for Cthulhu and Immortal Cultivation. There were many such topics, but very few people could successfully fuse them together. Most of the time, they were just forcefully pieced together. Most of these novels either could not write Cthulhu's unique horror, madness, and despair, or they simply had Cthulhu but did not have the taste of Chinese Immortal Cultivation novels. However, in the novel, the author successfully fused these elements, whether it was Taoism, Buddhism, or Shamanism. Not only did it not have the fairy aura of a Chinese cultivation novel, but it was filled with the horror and strangeness of Cthulhu. Moreover, the descriptions of the scenes and characters were quite vivid. The story is actually quite cruel to the monarch; "Celestial Bane Daily" was a fantasy immortal cultivation novel created by the author, Mo Nongwen. It told the story that there were no sword lights, no bloody storms, and no mountains of corpses and seas of blood. There was a warm daily life here, with happy words and teasing, strict fathers and loving mothers, and respectful brothers. Most of the time, it was an interesting daily routine of visiting the underworld, secretly increasing his cultivation, and pretending to be a pig to eat a tiger. All of the above is fake! <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

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Reflex zones referred to the corresponding areas of various organs in the human body (such as the feet, ears, face, etc.). For example, in the foot, there were 64 reflex zones in the main organs of the human body. These reflex zones could reflect the physiological and pathological changes of the corresponding organs. The positive reagents of the physiological or pathological changes in the reflex zones could be used as special treatment points to cure diseases and were regarded as the life code of the sole of the foot. In the ear, according to the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, the hands, feet, face, tongue, eyes, liver, kidneys, intestines, and other organs all had corresponding reflex zones on the ear. For example, different parts such as the helicoid and antihelicoid corresponded to the reflex zones of different organs such as limbs, digestive tract, urology, liver, gallbladder, spleen, heart, lung, head, and face. On the face, the heart reflex zone was at the bridge of the nose between the two corners of the eye, the brain reflex zone was between the two eyebrows, and so on. Different organs had corresponding reflex zones on the face. This theory reflected the relationship between the various parts of the body, which could be used for health care and auxiliary treatment of diseases. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Cute Little Calico Cat My family has a small tabby cat. It's like a furry little ball. It's very cute. The little cat looked very charming. Its fur was like a colorful painting, with black, white, and yellow intertwined. Its head was small, and its two triangular ears were always alert. As long as there was any movement, it would immediately turn around, just like two sensitive small radars. Beneath the ears were a pair of large, round eyes that shone mysteriously in the darkness, like two crystal clear gems. There was a small and exquisite nose under her eyes. It was always wet and was very sensitive to the surrounding smells. The mouth under its nose was small, and there was always a faint smile on the corner of its mouth. There were also a few long and thin whiskers around its mouth, like a few silver needles. These whiskers were important tools for measuring the size of the hole and detecting the surrounding environment. The little cat's personality was very interesting. It was particularly fond of sleeping, especially in winter. It liked to sleep in places with sunlight. It would curl up into a ball, bury its head under its stomach, and sleep soundly. Sometimes, it could sleep soundly from morning till night, only occasionally stretching and changing its position to continue sleeping. However, it was also very playful. As long as it saw something fun, it would immediately become energetic. I have a little furball. That's its favorite toy. It would use its claws to fiddle with the little furball. It would throw the little furball here and then chase the little furball there. It was having a lot of fun, as if it and the little furball were the only ones in the world. The little cat was also an expert at catching mice. Once, I saw it quietly hiding in a corner, its eyes fixed on a small hole, its body motionless, like a statue. After a while, a little mouse sneakily poked its head out of the hole. The cat immediately arched its body and rushed over like an arrow, pressing the mouse under its paws. It proudly held the little mouse in its mouth and walked in front of me, as if it was showing off its spoils of war to me. It looked really smart and cute. This is my family's little tabby cat. It brings me a lot of joy. I really like it.

A novel and elegant restaurant environment can be described in the following ways: **1. Overall Atmosphere** - The restaurant exudes an air of refined elegance. The moment one steps in, a sense of tranquility and sophistication pervades the space. It is like entering a haven where every detail has been meticulously crafted to create an ambiance that is both alluring and relaxing. - The overall setting of the restaurant is a harmonious blend of modernity and classic charm. It manages to strike a perfect balance, making it a place that appeals to those with a discerning taste for the new and the timeless. **2. Interior Decoration** - The interior is adorned with tasteful artworks and delicate ornaments. The walls may feature a collection of unique paintings or elegant wall hangings that add a touch of culture and refinement. The lighting fixtures are not only functional but also works of art in themselves. Soft, warm lights are carefully arranged to create a cozy and inviting mood, casting gentle shadows that enhance the three - dimensionality of the space. - The furniture is carefully selected for both its aesthetic appeal and comfort. The tables and chairs are made of high - quality materials, with sleek lines and smooth finishes. They are arranged in a way that allows for a sense of privacy while still maintaining an open and airy feel to the dining area. **3. Spatial Layout** - The layout of the restaurant is designed with great ingenuity. There are different areas within the space, each with its own character. For example, there may be a secluded corner for a more intimate dining experience, while the central area has a more open and lively feel, perhaps with a small fountain or a unique centerpiece. The aisles are wide enough to allow for easy movement of the waitstaff without disrupting the diners' experience. **4. Color Scheme** - The color scheme of the restaurant is a key element in creating its novel and elegant look. Soft, muted colors such as pastel blues, gentle creams, and light grays dominate the space. These colors not only give a sense of calmness but also serve as a perfect backdrop for the other elements in the room, allowing the artworks, furniture, and lighting to stand out. Accents of a deeper, more luxurious color, like a rich burgundy or a deep navy, are used sparingly to add depth and a touch of opulence. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

"The Reincarnation of the Immortal Path" was a fantasy immortal cultivation novel created by the author, Blue Star Calamity. It told the story of a world full of ghosts and demons, strong people like clouds, and sects like stars. Abhijina, secret arts, all techniques returned to their roots, restrictions, and magic treasures. Treasures of heaven and earth, elixirs and pills, seeking immortality and seeking Dao were all for longevity. Myriad races coexisted, immortals and martial artists fought, worlds stood in great numbers, and only ascension could be achieved…A genius biological scientist had an accident during an animal soul extraction experiment. When he woke up, he found himself in a cultivation world…Du Fan: "Born in reincarnation, only cultivation is possible." The overall rating of this book was: Three-star, reincarnation is born and reincarnation is destroyed, and no one can break the tribulation of reincarnation. This book had already uploaded more than a million words, and it was finally on the shelves today! This was my first time writing a book. When I wrote more than 300,000 words, I suddenly realized that my writing style was the rumored slow type. Whether it's the story plot, the world structure, or even the cultivation technique setting, I'm used to gradually uncovering the veil and showing it bit by bit. It gives people a sense of growth. After writing more than a million words, the plot of the book had already unfolded, and the world structure had gradually become clear. The following story would become more and more exciting, so it was the most suitable time to publish it. Finally, there is still the same sentence. If there is an outline, it will definitely be completed. I hope that fellow Daoists can support it, and I hope that everyone can give valuable suggestions to make this book better and better. If your financial strength allows it, please support the purchase. Thank you, fellow daoists. [fn It was a very good novel. I hope the author will continue to work hard. I think this book will definitely be able to become a god. I've read dozens of chapters, but I didn't read the rest, but I don't think the first few chapters are very attractive. It seems that the first few dozen chapters were written in a personal review. I hope the author doesn't mind. It's just my personal opinion. I hope your fans can understand that what's really good for the author is to be a mirror for the author or to cover up the author's shortcomings as makeup. I was attracted by the introduction, but after reading it, I felt that other than the writing style, the logic was not very good. Let's first talk about how unreasonable it was for the protagonist to follow Chu Qian in chapter 15. Chu Qian is an immortal cultivator. If your novel is really similar to mortals, then immortal cultivators should have divine sense, right? Is it so easy for Chu Qian to be followed by the main character who is still a mortal? Wu Hao lived in a courtyard, right? However, how could a person with a Foundation Establishment father not have an array to protect him? How could the main character enter so easily? Did Wu Hao not have divine sense? In the dozens of chapters of the novel, divine sense was rarely mentioned, but it was not that there was no such thing. However, there was no detailed discussion of the relationship between divine sense and level. When Wu Hao's Foundation Establishment father discussed with Wu Hao, as a Foundation Establishment cultivator, how could he not have divine sense to find the main character who was not far away? It was possible for the protagonist to eavesdrop from a distance, but how far away could he hear? Also, when the main character was discovered, Wu Hao and his son chased after him but did not find any traces of anyone escaping? For example, the mana fluctuations left behind by immortal cultivators when they used their mana to escape. This was something that was easily mentioned in the mortal immortal cultivation biography. As a foundation establishment cultivator, he would not be able to sense the direction. Would the speed of a foundation establishment cultivator be inferior to a low-level qi cultivator? Why would a Foundation Establishment cultivator rather believe the protagonist's words than try to chase after him? After all, if the matter was exposed, it would affect his life? Also, I personally think that it's good for most people to kill the main character in this situation. At this time, there will definitely be many people who say that the main character is dead, so what's the point of writing? I can only say that the plot itself is not suitable. Because this concerned the lives of Wu Hao and his son, leaving the main character was a big variable. After killing the main character, they could find a confidant to explain to the Yao family that the main character was killed by the forbidden array formation, or find a scapegoat to say that the main character was killed by a Qi Cultivation stage side character when he saw someone else's privacy. Then, the confidant of Wu Hao and his son would kill the Qi Cultivation stage side character to avenge the main character, making the Yao family members who had no strength have nothing to say. These were all methods. Other than that, it was worth affirming that the protagonist chose to commit suicide at the critical moment. This was the only way to survive. The author's use of this method was worthy of affirmation, but it was not suitable for the immortal cultivators created in the novel because immortal cultivators had divine consciousness. It would be suitable if it were a martial arts novel. There were also other illogical points. The protagonist entered the sect to plant spiritual herbs. I felt that the people in the sect were very friendly. This was the feeling that the author gave me. This was because many people in the sect could knock on the main character's door. The main character's spirit herbs were planted in the spirit herb garden. Could it be that the spirit herb garden did not have a formation? Didn't the main character live in the house next to the spirit herb garden? According to the previous mortal novels, the spirit herb garden was so important that it should have a formation. Moreover, those at the Qi Refinement stage would casually enter and knock on the door of a cultivator. If it was in many cultivation novels, that would be a big taboo. There were still many illogical points that I won't explain one by one. After all, it's not easy for an author to write a novel. This novel looks like a classic in terms of language and sentences. It makes me look at it like I'm looking at a mortal. Of course, it's also because the main character is a transmigrator. Sometimes, I feel that the use of modern words ruins the entire story, but overall, it's still passable. I don't know what happens after that, but the beginning doesn't attract anyone. I just want to ask the author, how are you going to force the readers to read to the end? This book was probably between hay and grain. At least, there was no melodramatic face-slapping plot. However, it was not similar to the style of ordinary cultivators. The main character was too impetuous and did not know his place. He had just transmigrated and wanted to transform the herbal field. Not to mention that this world was different from Earth, your biological common sense could not be applied to the cultivation of spiritual herbs. The growth of spiritual herbs required spiritual qi, and the main character knew nothing about the principle of spiritual qi. Why did he have to create a companion to promote its absorption? Even if the instinct of an expert scholar made you want to experiment, you should at least get a small piece of land to experiment. It was not surprising that Steward Liu was angry. He was kind enough not to kill you. Even if you were lucky and succeeded, so what? The protagonist who had just arrived did not understand his master's personality and temper. Who knew if it was good or bad? The protagonist was suddenly so arrogant. Was he not afraid of being searched by others? After all, he was just a small farmer. If he died, so be it. Otherwise, he would have died sooner or later... This book was pretty good, but the main character had a problem with his personality. He didn't know how to put himself in other people's shoes and had an inexplicable sense of superiority. "Book of Rebirth" was an ancient romance novel written by the author who read books in his spare time. It told the story of Su Feimo, who was living a good life, but got a book that recorded the secrets of her previous life. There was only one sentence in the beginning of the book, which foretold the impending death. From the moment he opened the secret manual, was it a bridge that connected his previous life and this life? Or had he fallen into Mi Tian's trap? The nightmare of the past gradually unfolded. Would everything go according to the prophecy? Or will it be different? A group calling itself Qidian…keeps sending me messages to recruit new members. Today, the members of the group voted for Wen with a bunch of 1 points, and Wen's evaluation score suddenly became 5 points. Correct, I checked the evaluation rankings yesterday. It's 3 points. She even received 3200 long comments for swearing. I don't want to evaluate how well the article is written. Those who read the article will have their own opinions. I will not comment on this harassment, I just want to finish this story well, "The Strong Man Who Walked Out of the Movie World" was a novel by the author, Little Top. It told the story of a mysterious black bead that brought Chen Lang into a different world. He had struck the bell in Shaolin Temple, caught thieves in the Four Famous Hunters, been a hero in the Fu Lian, and saved the earth with Superman! Traveling through the endless world of movies, leaving behind countless footprints and legends, writing one legend after another! Ps1: Reader group: 398110585Ps2: Pick up your integrity and start anew Ps3: Please don't slap your face. The user group's evaluation of the book is: Today, the little girl was crazy. She couldn't go backstage, so she might not be able to post the four chapters for four days. Then, she would apologize at eight o'clock tomorrow. 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