The Character Introduction of the Great Tang Monster Illustrated Guide

2025-02-05 14:10

The characters included the male lead, Dancer, who didn't want to die. After experiencing death once, Wu Ma understood the value of life. Whether it was transmigration or rebirth, the dancing horse had to do everything it could to survive. The female lead, Yuwen Jianxue, had a cold aura between her brows, making others not dare to look at her. The female protagonist, Qingxia, may not like me, but I must like him. The female protagonist, Li Hongyu, and the female protagonist, Zixia, might be very interesting after three months and five months, three years and five years, thirty years and fifty years. Female supporting role-Liu Yanzhi, I like Brother Sheng, I won't marry anyone but him. "The Illustrated Guide to the Great Tang Monsters" by Wen Dao Shou Yu. It is a Xianxia/fantasy immortal cultivation novel with elements of transmigration, the Tang Dynasty, and the recuperation of Reiki. It has been completed and can be enjoyed without worry. User recommendation: The Amway Pills on the first page of this book 200 Top once💊 It was finished. To be honest, the ending was unexpectedly good. It was very unexpected. It was also very meaningful. The five female protagonists with different personalities and distinctive characteristics returned to the male protagonist in an unexpected way. Yes, it was time to watch it again. After reading the first five volumes, it was good. This book was about the protagonist's transmigration to the end of the Sui Dynasty, which was suspected to have undergone drastic changes. The opening was a major historical event-the uprising of Jin Yang. The background was that Li Yuan was recruiting troops and preparing to rebel. In the last years of the Sui Dynasty, the famous loyal officials, Wang Wei, Gao Junya, and Tian Deping, a minor character in the history books, plotted to kill Li Yuan before he rebelled. The method of killing was to summon the ancient gods through sacrifice. That's right, he was not mistaken. He wanted to sacrifice and summon an ancient god. Was he sure it was not Cthulhu from the Sui Dynasty? It was at this time that the protagonist transmigrated and became a sacrifice. He was about to begin his journey of self-rescue. Reason for recommendation: 1. I followed the author from the beginning to the end of his last book, The Lone Avenue. This author was particularly good at portraying characters, especially female characters. When it comes to writing love scenes, I think he's at the top of the web novels. The ending of Time and Soo Soo was the biggest motivation for me to read the last chapter. Yes, the heaven of the White Scholar. 2. The author was not in a hurry to explain the world. The strange keywords that gradually appeared included Awakened Disciples, Blood Sacrifice, and Natal Demons. He explained them bit by bit in a suspense manner. He was looking forward to what it would look like after it was unveiled. 3. The author had adapted the characters in history reasonably. Every character had their own point of view and attitude, and they were closely combined with the mutated fantasy background. It read real and fantasy. The opening story didn't revolve around the main character. Everyone moved along with the flow of history, but everything was connected to the main character's life. The advantage of this was that every character came alive. 4. The golden finger was a book in the protagonist's mind, The Illustrated Guide to the Great Tang Monsters. It was a golden finger that was gradually explored. There will be monster phantoms in the illustrated guide, and the protagonist's exploration will bring about changes in the corresponding characters in the real world. I think this setting is quite interesting. 5. The latest chapter on Yan Lil 'Six's death was really well written 6. The setting of the second volume of the Awakening Tower was very interesting and refreshing. It was the first time he saw a transmigrator bring a native to fight the infinite style of the Journey to the West. I hope you will like this book.