There Are Foxes in the Mountains and Immortals in the World

I have read a lot of books on cultivating immortality and cultivating the truth, and they are basically gangster fights covered in fantasy. The cultivation of immortality described in this novel is the cultivation of immortality in my imagination. Cultivation of immortality is a process of dimensionality, the sublimation of the whole, the evolution of life forms, and it is not an upgrade game that only increases strength but not mind. Some comments said that there is no point in cultivating to be ruthless and desireless in the end. This is just your current pursuit as a creature in this dimension, just like a fish swimming in the water cannot understand a bird flying in the air. Of course, if you write it like this, you will indeed lose some interesting plots, but I personally think that this most realistic version of cultivating immortality is much more novel than other fantasy novels that just change the story.

Rt, the benefits are given to people without blinking an eye. I don't like this

No one is there? Personally, I think it's a pretty good book, but it's missing a few things and it's not enough to read. It's just a little different from the traditional cultivation of immortality in my impression, so it looks weird and quite novel, but it's still worth a look. Very well written Come on, author

How to say it? Let me tell you my thoughts after watching it After reading 50 chapters, this novel is generally considered to be about the cultivation of immortality by cause and effect. It is about cause and effect. The apprentice that the protagonist takes in is sixteen or seventeen years old. He was still a commoner in ancient times and his character has matured. Don't give me a thumbs-up. But I saw that the protagonist's apprentice is not mature at all. He is studying in a dream. It feels like falling in love. He does not have the respect of a master. Don't be like Hua Qiangu. Maybe I am a bit lazy and can't understand what I am writing? I won't go into details anymore. I've probably already understood the 50 chapters of other novels. The 50 chapters of this novel talk about the Tao Te Ching, the theory of cause and effect, and so on.

I don't think this is like a novel about cultivating immortals, but a bit like a real-life version of cultivating Taoism. I just haven't seen it before.

The worldview and practice concepts are related to Buddhism, as well as Taoist elements, and are highly philosophical.

What do you mean? It hasn't been updated yet. Are you a eunuch?