Parasitic Cultivation: Race Cleansing System

Book friends who are a little confused about this book can take a look at the pictures I posted, which will give you a more intuitive understanding of the setting of this book. The main reason is that the book reviews of these two chapters amazed me.

I have to complain, the content of the book is quite good, with a bit of a sandbox style. But I was really disgusted by this ending. Qingsi did so much for the male protagonist in the early stage. When he swallowed the pollution of the Suzaku clan, it can be said that there was no Qingsi. The male protagonist just died. In the end, he ended up getting better with An Yingqiu? ? I'm really speechless. What's the difference between this and the kind of scumbag who abandons his useless wife when he gets rich? She agreed to get her body back and marry Qingsi, then turned around and slept with An Yingqiu, even changing the wedding date. It's really disgusting. I opened the door to disgust. I'm so disgusted. These last few chapters have completely ruined the good impression I had before. It's as disgusting as finding a cockroach at the bottom of the bowl at the end of a meal. It's so annoying.

It's over, distorting cognition, cleaning up humanity

It's not like you have a few lives, and it's not like you can be resurrected. Damn it, you know a secret. Don't hide it, don't cover it up, just go straight up. Damn it, you're a genius. If the other party knows something is wrong, you will be killed on the spot. As long as the other party knows less information, you can survive for an episode or two. In a completely unfamiliar place. There are enemies all around, and you want to be there undercover, but you don't even think about it, you're just mindless. Some words are taboo. If you say them, others will beat you to death on the spot if they find out. It's like when you wake up and are surrounded by criminals who can eat peanuts, and then you randomly find someone and say to him, you are here to kill those criminals who want to eat peanuts. Although this time it is a metaphor, the protagonist is almost the same. In a dangerous place, you must think, think, and think again What about the protagonist? He just did that thing without considering the consequences, and more than once or twice, every action of the protagonist was like this. I saw a guy with unlimited IQ. If it weren't for the protagonist's halo, he would have died long ago. It really relies on the aura of the protagonist to support it, and there are no twists and turns at all. Even if it pretends to be written with ups and downs, I just look at it as a joke, because the protagonist has no ability, just relies on the aura, and is a complete waste. Do you think he has grown up? If there is no growth, just rely on the brainlessness and the aura of the protagonist to get to the finale. After watching the protagonist for a long time, the protagonist will not have a long memory at all.

The stitches are also forced to be cut, and the parasite is parasitic. If you have to forcibly strengthen the separation, you will die, and you can't fight back. After being mixed up in cultivating immortals, the first spiritual energy was insect hormones and the like, but later there was real spiritual energy, but I didn't want to use magic pills or let my seniors risk their lives for a heart-breaking treatment. (I have had the opportunity to do these operations, but I just didn't want to) Even if there is an interstellar civilization, you can't dig deep into your heart. The system's sense of presence is also low. It must be at least an interstellar civilization or above. It can also directly issue physical rewards. It is probably idealistic, but in the end, it does not give any heart-breaking treatment. There is obviously spiritual energy, but it only parasitizes the cultivator. I read dozens of chapters of the protagonist and the forerunner and never thought about whether there is a way for humans to directly cultivate. In order to maintain the parasitic setting, other settings were forcibly cut, and the plot was forced to run. I'll probably have to cut it later.

I have seen similar settings in Baidu Tieba before. To cultivate immortality is to be parasitized by alien insects

A red and white mask with a weird smile, and a red mist. Exactly as you described, right 8

Let's first say that when reading a book, don't read book reviews, otherwise there won't be any books to read. After all, there are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand readers. The subject matter of this book is still very novel (at least it is the first time I have seen it. I have read more than 100 chapters so far. It feels pretty good and the atmosphere is okay (a relatively heavy content paired with light language is still very good). I believe that I have read books for more than ten years. At least this book is okay so far. I don't know what the future development direction will be, but I am still looking forward to it. Finally, cheers for the author💪

I have read a comic strip that is very similar to this one. The spiritual root above is to see if you are suitable for being parasitized by insects, while the magic cultivation is to enslave the insects in turn. And the extraterrestrial demons are people wearing mechas.

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