Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1344 1342. Comments on "I Am in Dayu Changsheng"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a new book from Sanjiang to you.

"I am immortal in Dayu", eat sweet potatoes or not, 22 words serialized.

Category: Xianxia-Fantasy cultivation of immortality.

Summary:
How many generations can a mere blade of grass spend to build a country?
Over the long years, the mountains and rivers have moved, the world has changed, but I remain unchanged.

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[Note: This book does not follow the 'traditional immortality cultivation style'. It does not offer a different journey from the mundane to the realm of cultivation. This will bring a different reading experience to all readers.]

【Brief Comment】

He is a first-level author who has always claimed to be a newcomer who turned to writing books because of a lack of books. However, no matter how he claimed and argued, readers simply did not buy it, because his tone was very similar to Ji Cha's vest laser bottle at the time.

I won't go into the details, but the story is quite exciting and the results are good. In short, it is close to the deep blue points of "Extreme Demon", and it is also similar to many books.

The protagonist is a time traveler named Fang Rui. There are many big names with the surname Fang in the online literature circle, such as Fang Ping.

His father had gone to the army, a duty he had to perform during the war. With his father gone, the protagonist became the breadwinner of the family, with his mother above him and his younger sister below him. The situation wasn't optimistic at the start.

Because someone came to collect a monthly fee, similar to protection money, and the price kept going up, the pharmacy run by my family was on the verge of collapse.

Many families could not hold on, and some who could not pay often suffered a miserable end. This was due to the times, and the protagonist had witnessed it many times, but was powerless to change it.

Until his cheat awakened, it was a panel style, and the so-called disaster could add points to the character. The so-called disaster is the points obtained after surviving the disaster.

The point allocation process is relatively straightforward: simply add points. The protagonist doesn't simply sit back and relax, but instead strives to overcome various challenges, choosing the attributes or abilities that best suit him. Regarding immortality, it's a potential skill that hasn't yet been unlocked, presumably because it requires too many points.

These weren't problems; with the title of the book in hand, achieving immortality was only a matter of time. He also learned Gou Lao Mo's steady techniques, trying to make his presence as low as possible. Even when the other gang leader came to collect debts, he didn't directly confront him, but instead found ways to expose his secrets and sophistry.

He is very filial to his mother and sister. He knows the times and how vulnerable groups should save themselves. Some of the details described are really touching.

Therefore, the early stages of the book's cultivation of immortality are not very content-rich, but the foreshadowing is still interesting. The biggest regret is that the number of words is too small, which is not enough to read.

I think when readers can’t wait any longer, they will probably go to the book club to ask the author to reveal the subsequent plot and the main account.

This book is actually a bit depressing, exploring various human temptations, and the author has unique insights everywhere.

Friends who are short of books can try it first.

【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】

It's the weekend, and being able to sleep in is a wonderful thing. After a hard week, being able to rest well is like recharging an electric car.

I've been trying to find some good urban novels lately, but haven't been able to find any. There are so many Siheyuan fan fictions, and the titles are just mind-boggling. I think this is a bad trend, and it's really too depressing, especially when there are some very well-written works. It's a waste of writing.

(End of this chapter)