Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1437 Review of "I Have an Immortal Eye"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

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

"I Have an Eye of Immortality", Zhang Laoxi, level 5 author.

Category: Xianxia-classical Xianxia.

Summary:
In the 13th year of Yuanchen in Daliang, a black sun rose and a blood moon appeared.

Since then, spiritual energy has revived, strange stories have become reality, and a mysterious world is looming in the fog.

Zhang Biao awakens his psychic eyes, and can distinguish evil, recognize monsters, and identify treasures, thus breaking through the fog of immortality...

【Brief Comment】

He has written "Ripples of Rebirth", "Cultivating Immortality from Killing Pigs", "True Lord, Please Calm Down" and this book, one urban novel and three fairy tales.

My first urban novel was only 6 words long, purely for practice, but after transitioning to Xianxia, ​​it became a major focus. Especially the one about killing pigs and cultivating immortality. When I read it, I was almost shocked by its beauty and wanted to find out who this person was using under a pseudonym.

Unfortunately, he has published two excellent books under this account since he started writing books, but has not reached 2 subscriptions. He is reluctant to spend money.

Because the quality of his books is still very high, and his imagination is very powerful, he is also suspected of being a patchwork freak.

This is a new book. Many friends have recommended it to me through various channels in the past few days, so I have to read it.

Let me start with the shortcomings: it still seems like a patchwork. Da Yan's "Golden Eyes," Tian Xia Ba Chang's "Four Gods Fighting Three Demons Series," "Da Feng Night Watchman," "Starting from the Red Moon," and other weird immortal cultivation themes all have some influence in this book.

In other words, this book draws on the characteristics of many excellent online articles and condenses them into a new novel with his personal style.

The advantages are also very obvious. The opening is very explosive, attracting many readers. Ancient times, the police, the solar eclipse, the rats crossing the street, the strange phenomenon from the sky, and the protagonist's clairvoyance.

He can view item information and the different levels of the universe. It turns out that this world, beyond martial arts, also offers the concept of cultivating immortality, a so-called spiritual world, ghosts, and so on. The historical setting showcases the author's literary talent. Quoting classics and imbued with a classical flair, it has a touch of "The Longest Day in Chang'an," but not quite as much. The background serves only to highlight the protagonist, whose arduous training and crucial appearance create a very engaging and captivating character.

The fighting and detective work are also a good attraction, with logical and convincing logic. The fighting scenes are a bit simple, but the atmosphere is well-created. As for the monster hunting part, it is not too exaggerated and just hits the review line. It is handled very well.

Because it is a new book, the reader interaction is not very enthusiastic, and the author is also stingy and reluctant to operate it. Currently, there are only more than 2 collections. Whether the first order can exceed the boutique line after it is put on the shelves depends on the recent data.

What I want to say is that this is an extremely talented author with a unique and occasionally innovative writing style, which is very different from ordinary fairy tales. Having written this far, I am increasingly looking forward to someone telling me which platform this great writer is from and why he has not yet successfully achieved enlightenment.
The book is really good, please update it soon.

【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】

Reading a book is much easier than writing it, and you can talk nonsense for a long time.

When I wanted to write a novel with book reviewers as the protagonists, I found that there was not much to write about, because most of the so-called book reviewers are not good at writing books.

I drew a circle for myself and locked myself in it, and then invited myself to watch my own performance. It was as awkward as it could be.

Especially every time I was grinding at the beginning, I was so worn out that I just gave up on it, and this cycle happened many times.

Finally, I want to complain that writing a book is really difficult, and writing a good book is even more difficult. When you comment on other people's works, you must be kind and do good things.

(End of this chapter)