On How to Popularize Cultivation in Modern Times

I have saved more than 200 chapters for more than half a year and read it in 6 hours. It was very enjoyable to read. Now I can read less than 10 books in total. It's really uncomfortable. Nnd I will suffocate to death sooner or later if I burn through books at this rate. It is said that the results are not good and the author is half-finished. Although he has explained everything he can.

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I haven't tried the poison yet, but it's interesting to read the introduction!

One-sentence introduction: A joyful and imaginative cultivation article that doesn't bother with details. Type: modern cultivation, scientific and technological cultivation, spiritual recovery, science and engineering men Brief content: The protagonist travels through a parallel world city. In this world, 600 years ago, because Liu Bowen of the Ming Dynasty killed a dragon, the dragon veins disappeared and the spiritual energy was exhausted. A group of cultivators had no choice but to gather on the Penglai Island to survive. The protagonist was supposed to be carrying a golden finger and become the One-Punch Man to dominate the world. However, the golden finger hidden on his body exploded because the energy exceeded the outside world. As a result, the spiritual energy of the whole world was revived, and the cultivators who had been living in poverty for more than 600 years returned to the world. Personal evaluation: The specific genre of this book is quite complicated. It should be classified as a science and technology cultivator overall. There are some collisions of civilizations (similar to Basic Alien Law and Ivan the Master), some daily comedy (newbies may use the cultivation chat group to wipe the screen), and some treacherous leaders ( I like this the most), and there are a lot of civil science settings (I told you it's a novel, so why don't you, readers, publish your own papers?), The protagonist is still a time-travelling loser, a part-time street anchor, his spiritual path is YY enlightenment, and he becomes an immortal by imagination (funny). The overall content is biased toward science and engineering. The beginning contains more than a dozen chapters of settings, which are very boring. You can just skip them a little. The later chapters are much better and the book is complete. Rating: I'll give it a 7 because it's not finished, but fortunately the main plot has been completed.