Great Immortal Sect of Science and Technology

Yesterday, I went to the supermarket with a friend to buy something. When I entered, I saw two monks in monk's robes coming in, pushing a shopping cart and starting to get things. I got a cart in one go. I looked at it and said to my friend: "Monks are rich! Look how rich they are!" Then I only saw them walking to the checkout counter. The waiter asked them whether they paid by card or cash. A monk walked forward and said: "Donor, Amitabha, the poor monk is here to beg for alms..."

Books can But technology has been severely weakened. Looking at the description in the first chapter, human civilization can already make curvature engines. But you tell me that the protagonist can't even produce an antimatter annihilation bomb? Forget it. When you fight, you wear a nano battle suit to fight melee? Where is your electromagnetic gun? Where is Gao Zhoubo sword? What kind of high-end force is mushroom bomb? What about the positron cannon? What about collapse bombs? It's really frustrating to see a civilization that's at least level 2.0 Be so weak. Two stars is a lot!

The fusion of technology and immortality in this book is indeed new. The protagonist is also smarter, but I feel frustrated just reading it. There are more than 400 chapters. The author is working hard to benefit society for merit. But seriously, what is the purpose of your cultivation? Building railways can indeed benefit others, but I always feel that the protagonist is the main character. In order to gain merit, you do your best to do it. It is originally something that benefits the country and the people. In the end, it feels like the protagonist has to do it. Those countries that have benefited do not have much due respect in their hearts. It makes me feel frustrated. I don't know what other people or the author will write later. I hope the author will work harder.

After reading dozens of chapters, I found that the author had made a serious mistake, and the author's confessions became more and more numerous. If the author explains scientific and technological theories to Taoist friends in the world of cultivation, it would be fine to have more narration, but if you introduce hundreds or thousands of words to the readers, the most important thing is that you provide the readers with the basis of basic knowledge. You also said in the article that even a three-year-old child in the technological world knows these things, but you also confessed hundreds or thousands of words later to introduce them to readers. I haven't watched much of it, and I haven't reached the paid chapters yet. I wonder if the plot and narration will be streamlined later.

The protagonist is not good at all. He always offends people as soon as he time travels. No wonder people always make trouble for the protagonist. This is all caused by the protagonist himself.

From 2016 to 2019. I haven't played in the water for three years. One plot can last for 100 chapters.

It is recommended that the author read more Biography of Mortals Cultivation to Immortality 1 before writing about cultivating immortality. A person in the Jindan stage dares to sneer at someone in the Nascent Soul stage. I'm afraid I haven't been beaten before.

It's not very interesting, it feels a bit bland, and the technology is not fully utilized, and the protagonist is not decisive in what he does.

I would like to ask the author to consider what I said above.

The discussion of good and evil is basically logical, but the discussion of Tao and merit still needs efforts! The scientific and technological knowledge is a bit weak, and the performance of existing technological hydrogen bombs, nuclear bomb contamination, armor-piercing bombs, and ground-penetrating bombs is not well understood. There is even less mention of the upcoming electromagnetic guns and laser weapons. Especially technological weapons and cultivation spells, what is the relationship between them, and how do they affect each other? Not much discussion. Come on!