Incense Becomes the Way of God

Why do you have to start standing in a queue when every book talks about military training? You must know that the army in real war years never practices formation, and you must know that the troops in the founding parade of the Republic will not walk in the right step, because war itself is the best training for soldiers. If you go out to fight two battles, the ones who survive are all elite soldiers. During the war years, what soldiers did most was to sit together and listen to lectures, which were similar to pyramid schemes and instilled political awareness. As long as you knew the enemy and ourselves and understood our benefits, you would find ways to become a good soldier. And everyone knows that practicing formations consumes physical strength, even more strenuous than fighting. It coincides with the troubled times, and they don't have enough to eat. After two days of practice, they are exhausted. In actual war, the soldiers are tired and paralyzed. What to fight with? Moreover, formation formations during war years, and their impact on the centripetal force of soldiers. Now there is nine-year compulsory education. Many people who have been forcibly educated cannot accept opening meetings, dancing, and shouting slogans at work, not to mention a group of bitter people who have never studied. Maybe they will not defect on the spot, but there must be a thorn in their hearts. Just like many companies, who would hold opening meetings every day if it were not for money. Finally, don't talk about the sense of honor of a soldier. For a rebel, a group of people who are worried about whether they can survive until tomorrow. When talking about the sense of honor, it is better to tell them that the reason why we are where we are today is because the imperial court forces us. If we cannot rebel against the imperial court, we will all die. If we rebel, we are the ones who come from the imperial court.

When I saw Song Yu, the protagonist's doppelganger, I didn't want to watch it for some reason.

But the middle and later stages were written as a struggle for imperial power? ? ?

Humanity is too heavy! Unlike God, God is a concept, the most important thing is divinity! Humanity is human nature! The protagonist is like a powerful human being, and the gods in the author's novel are like monsters!

I can't believe this novel was written ten years ago. Now I read it and it's logically clear and not too witty or brainless.

Fine! ! ! ! I think you should major in Immortalism and minor in Shintoism. If no one believes in Shinto, it means it has no roots. At least the Immortal, Martial, and Demonic Ways are self-sufficient, and Shinto is not the mainstream.

Fang Ming's solution to the problem was really simple and quick. He just made a facade to make others believe in him, and then asked others to build him a temple to disguise his identity.

In the first few chapters of the work, it was good to go to the Dunhuang Temple, but after the distraction and reincarnation, it was completely like a hidden dragon fighting for hegemony. It was completely two kinds of thinking, two writing techniques, and two themes. This is just my personal opinion.

The mess feels like it was written by two people. The title of the book says that Shinto eventually turned into a hegemony style.

I don't agree with those who talk about immortality. Immortalism talks about freedom. What is the same as a knight-errant? Xiaoyao sounds nice, but in fact it is chaos. Xia uses force to break the law. To put it bluntly, it is a gangster. Is the pattern small? I don't think so. Chinese Shinto is so broad and profound. Look it up yourself. There are six oracles in heaven and so many gods below. After they are written, they will compete for supremacy in the heavens and the world. How big should the pattern be? I like that there are too few people who write about Shinto. Most authors like to write about immortality.