I Really Don't Want to Change the World

I just finished watching the latest one and came to review it again. It's still good. As long as it doesn't collapse, I will keep chasing it. The most important thing is that it's not bad money. It's not bad money. It's not bad money! ! ! !

The author's last book is a genre that I prefer. It was pretty good. Maybe it's because I prefer data flow. I hope this book will be good too.

A different kind of spiritual energy recovery. Unlike others where the system always gives spiritual energy to revive the earth's spiritual energy, this one is considered a different kind! Plant your own elixir and let the elixir provide aura to achieve aura recovery. The protagonist can finally control the entire world and become a being like the way of heaven. The positioning should be an invincible farming novel about aura recovery.

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It's a really good subject, if I hadn't discovered it too late, (｡•́•̀｡)

Author, are you still writing? If you don't write it, you won't read it. Introduction is my favorite type

Dear author, I am here to support your new book😯😯

I just want to give birth to the way of heaven. I'm afraid it's not funny. Have you taken the universe into consideration? Haha. Personal thoughts.

The most impressive thing about this novel is that it hides the "grand narrative" in the protagonist's "little wish". "I really don't want to change the world" that Mo Zuoyan keeps on his lips from beginning to end is like a joke throughout, but every time he is "forced to take action", he quietly outlines a new universe with spiritual recovery - this contrast between "duplicity" is exactly the best hook in the book. The "anti-routine" character of the protagonist Mo Zuoyan is so exciting. He is not the kind of passionate person who shouts "I want to save the world", but more like a "social-terrorist boss" who hides secrets: He can obviously use his merits to create a jade plate and easily stir up the situation, but he always thinks of "keeping a low profile and accumulating merits and becoming a big boss"; he is obviously the "initiator" of the revival of the earth star's spiritual energy, but he always laments afterwards with an innocent face: "Why did it become so big again?" This sense of "being forced to cheat" brings to life the mentality of modern people who "want to lie down but can't help but make trouble". For example, when he was refining the yin and yang energy in the mountains and forests, he complained, "If I had known it would be so troublesome, I wouldn't have touched the yin spirit" while accurately calculating the increase in merit points. He looked like a laborer who complained about overtime work but did a perfect job in his hands. This down-to-earth detail made the character instantly stand up. The "revival of spiritual energy" line in the book is particularly written with a sense of layering. It is not a one-off "cultivating immortality for all", but it progresses step by step like dominoes: from the first Yin spirit in the hospital morgue, to the aura quietly growing in the mountains and forests, to the gradually emerging superpowers in the city, every step of change is closely linked to Mo Zuoyan's actions. The most amazing thing is that the author wrote "Tiandao" as a "growing NPC" - it went from the ignorant state of being imprisoned in a jade plate to gradually developing its own "temper", and even secretly "stumbling blocks" for Mo Zuoyan. This setting of "people and heaven are trying to control each other" is much fresher than simply "fighting monsters and upgrading". The "golden finger" of the Jade Plate of Merit and Good Fortune is also designed very ingeniously. It is not just a simple "system panel", but more like a "Tiandao Observation Diary": it not only records the progress of Mo Zuoyan's exercises, but also hides predictions about changes in the world; it can not only exchange merit for supernatural powers, but also affect reality through the "creation area". For example, the spells that Mo Zuoyan condenses with his merits always have a bit of "human fireworks" - they are not as mysterious as the moves in traditional immortality writings, but have a bit of "pragmatic" cleverness. This kind of detail makes the entire immortality cultivation system more friendly. When I see Mo Zuoyan complaining about "I can't keep a low profile now" and can't help but use a jade plate to deduce the next spiritual energy outbreak, I always wonder: Does he really not want to change the world, or does he enjoy the pleasure of "managing behind the scenes"? In addition, as the spiritual energy becomes stronger and stronger, will anyone among those gradually awakening superpowers discover his secret? If the way of heaven really awakens completely, what kind of new balance will be formed with Mo Zuoyan?

The male protagonist cosplays various preachers who show off their magical powers to recruit disciples (handy men). The idea is good, but the writing is messy.