Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 665: 661. Comments on "Red Heart Patrolling the Sky"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Let’s talk about this book again today.

"Red Heart Patrolling the Sky", How Deep Is the Love, Level 4 author.

Category: Xianxia-classical Xianxia.

【Introduction】

In ancient times, the demon race disappeared. In recent times, the dragon race vanished. The era of Shinto flourishing has faded into thin air, and the era of the pinnacle of flying swords has finally fallen...

What is happening in this world?
Who will listen to the historical truth buried in the long river of time?
Thousands of miles of mountains and rivers depict corpses, and a hundred years of the universe depicts a hungry tiger.

Heaven and earth are as impartial as they are ruthless.
I have a pure heart, to survey the sky!

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Welcome to the world of immortal heroes where love is deep.

【Brief Comment】

The last time I introduced this book was on February 14th.

The success of this book was very remarkable at the time, and I also found out that the author was a big name in the physical world who switched to online writing.

The previous work "The Song of Heroes" has an excellent reputation.

Like San San, he also started publishing the online novel "Dark Moon Era" on Qidian after becoming popular on other platforms with "I'm a Taoist Priest".

But the results were not outstanding at the beginning.

After strong operation, it took off for a while and even wanted to become a great player in 2019.

Now, the story is over, but the book is not finished.

Several other books were also sealed for various reasons.

And it seems that a similar situation exists at present. Any big guys from other sites who have a little ambition will encounter similar situations.

The book starts off averagely, with a strong literary bent, and the foreshadowing and layout are very elaborate.

According to die-hard fans, the series starts to gain momentum in the middle stage, and the story explodes, making people unable to stop watching.

These overly exaggerated words are generally the characteristics of water armies.

I have also read some of the content, especially the book club circle, and I can't see a single negative review.

This is amazing.

Generally, negative reviews that will seriously affect the book's impressions of later readers will be deleted.

Or, the negative reviews are highly offensive.

Otherwise, there is no book without a bad review, let alone this chapter.

Yes, this chapter says that there are basically no negative reviews.

This is even more amazing.

Last time I claimed that this book could be compared with "The Great Road" in quality, I was criticized by some readers.

In the category of Xianxia, ​​"Da Dao Zheng Feng" can be regarded as a benchmark, especially in the subcategory of classical Xianxia.

Comparing it to "The Great Road", I think it is a compliment.

But, for die-hard fans, it doesn’t seem to be the case.

This book just got a major promotion today, with 4 Silver Alliance members and 88 Leader Alliance members. It has 360,000 collections and 610,000 followers, a one-star masterpiece, and yet to reach 10,000 subscriptions. Compared to the book I recommended yesterday, "Liao Zhai Lu Changsheng Zhi," the two have their own strengths and weaknesses in terms of statistics.

However, I still recommend that everyone read this book "Red Heart Sky Patrol" in person.

Then remember to come back and leave a message to interact~
【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.

The comments on February 14 are summarized as follows:
Judging from the content, this book is very different from the general brainless and refreshing novels.

It has a slower pace and more foreshadowing.

The story begins with the protagonist Jiang Wang witnessing a stunning battle in a small, dilapidated Taoist temple.

Neither side in the battle was strong enough to be invincible, but their realm was much higher than his.

He survived and picked up a meridian-opening pill.

He ended up in this situation because of the treacherous schemes of his sworn brothers, who targeted his Meridian-Opening Pills. He colluded with bandits, poisoned them, and only managed to escape by becoming a beggar.

He regained the Kaimai Pill and his realm was further improved. He investigated the evidence and returned to the Taoist temple to fight a fair fight to the death with the person who harmed him.

As the plot progresses, he gradually learns more secrets about his own identity, and a more powerful force is guiding him in a bad direction.

This book contains many elements, covering ancient times, prehistoric times, and medieval times, and the prepared materials are very detailed.

The only regret is that because it is a new author and a new book, the initial recommendation was not very good.

Fortunately, he persisted because he was not just a newcomer.

I checked and found out that he had written a martial arts novel on a certain website before, which received high praise and was even published.

He can be said to be a king-level writer.

But when trying to transform, everything went to waste!

Now that the content and achievements of this book have come out, they have been widely accepted by readers.

However, when I looked at the circle of book lovers for this book, I found that they were all positive reviews, so many that it was a bit distorted.

Regardless of whether the reviews are controlled, this book as a whole is indeed much better than many works on the list.

The style is somewhat similar to "Xuanhun Dao Zhang" by Midaozhe. If you are interested, you can go and have a look.

【Cang's Ramblings】

It can be seen that there are some differences between the two reviews.

Indeed, "The Great Dao Confrontation" is more exciting than "The Mysterious Dao Chapter".

To give an inappropriate example, parents always pay more attention to their first child, but when the second child comes, everything seems to be familiar and there is less excessive attention.

Simply put, the first time is new, the second time is familiar.

That’s why many people think that “Xuan Hun Dao Zhang” is not as good as “Da Dao Zheng Feng”, and “Perfect World” is not as good as “Zhan Tian”.

It is true that "Sacred Ruins" is not as good as the previous two books.

As for whether "Red Heart Sky Patrol" is really as wonderful as those die-hard fans say, I think you still have to go and take a look.

Don’t be like me and be fooled by the words of Fire Object: “It takes off in Chapter 62 and explodes in Chapter 92. This is a story about an ordinary man who pretends to be the savior of civilization.”

No matter how magical, popular, or amazing a book is, everyone should go and read it in person.

(End of this chapter)