I Really Don't Know the Immortals and Buddhas All over the Sky
About This Novel
Xu Kai was reborn. His setting turned out to be the last remaining immortal on earth in the twenty-first century. The system actually asked him to search for the long-dead incarnations of immortals and Buddhas in the sky? He was actually allowed to lead the opening of the era of spiritual energy recovery and lead the world in refining energy and cultivating Taoism? Xu Kai went crazy about this! I really don't know the immortals and Buddhas all over the sky! ... In front of people, he is the top person on earth who refines qi. From heaven to earth, supreme and omnipotent. There are countless immortals and Buddhas under the seat. He has created seven hundred and twenty magical powers from Buddhism and Taoism, and created thirteen ways of refining Qi from hundreds of schools of thought. Extremely invincible. The scenery is infinite, but calm and unrestrained. Behind others... Chic? So cool! He was miserable and alive. In this huge scam that covers the entire five thousand years of human history and civilization on earth, it has carried the last hope of mankind...
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Official(37)Scraped 11d ago
I don't know why I can't send it out.
The content always fails to match and I vomit.
Come in and take a look
I have never been able to figure out how the protagonist, an immortal, is like a group of mortal subordinates in the author's works. The government will meet you if they see you? Why? Don't say anything else. How many secular dynasties can survive for more than a hundred years? Why should the protagonist listen to the government and not want to be disturbed? Just build a formation to surround Anshan. If he can come in alive, it means he is destined. If he has to come in without a destiny, there is nothing to say if he dies.
That's it
He can't even defeat a mortal, and his training speed is not as fast as that of a Qi Master. The protagonist? Why is it a loser again? ? ? ?
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In fact, it looks pretty good, but I feel that the layout is a bit small. The Immortal's movements are overwhelming, but he keeps rolling on the earth, and a small world has been opened up in his body... In addition, the book also contains the concept of planets. As an immortal, I have never played a ball. I believe anyone who has this ability will be very curious about the outside world. The above is my feeling before I read it and put it on the shelves. I hope that the layout will be bigger later.
Not too bad.
From the first one to more than 80 pictures, I found many problems. It's very inconsistent with the setting of the novel you wrote. Question 1: It only talked about the realm of cultivation and the cultivation skills, but did not use the skills to cultivate spiritual energy. Question 2: It's the Awakened One. This is a pitfall. You have the kung fu in cultivation, but the unused kung fu is a pit. That's why the cultivation is not as good as the Awakened One. Every time I see this, I want to give up. It's like a rich man gave you one million RMB, and then you found out that it was frozen. Problem three: The protagonist is too weak, the system is too rubbish, and the people around the protagonist are not good enough (IQ). Every time I watch it, I feel like I have been hit by a blow to my IQ. (Author, naming is too expensive) Question 4: System tasks and system rewards are a bit useless. I have read more than 80 chapters since the first chapter, and there are only a few magical powers and kung fu, most of which are understood by the protagonist himself. Then what is the use of the system? I feel that this system is not as useful as the more than 100,000 Daozang he has studied. Question 5: The book has no sense of immersion. It feels like reading a vernacular novel. It has no interest at all. It's okay to just kill time and read. But if you take a closer look, a lot of problems will come out. (From the time you taught the practice to Chapter 80, I have never seen how powerful the practice system is. From the beginning to the end, the protagonist has attack skills. No matter what the skills, you have to give the world the ordinary ability to use spiritual energy to attack!) Summary: Disadvantages: There are a lot of problems, and there is no sense of immersion. If you look carefully, there are some intellectual blows. Advantages: You can take a look at the book, but don't read it carefully, just pass the time. (This is just me, after reading some complaints about this book)
Beginning of the immortal? That's it?
It doesn't matter what state you're in at the beginning, but please describe the state clearly. You won't say turning your hands into clouds and turning your hands into rain, but it's still okay to fly into the sky and escape from the earth, right? Moreover, saying that it is the realm of immortals in the first few chapters is simply an insult to the word immortal. It is better to add a setting of the realm of immortals, but there is no corresponding mana, only the mana left over from the predecessor or other
Protagonist is too weak
Although I haven't seen much of it, I think the main character is too weak. He is a god after all.
It's quite interesting, but I still have some questions that I would like the author to take a look at.
Isn't the protagonist turning on spiritual energy recovery and cultivating immortality to ward off disaster? But after thirty chapters, when a superpower suddenly appeared, the protagonist didn't even realize that he was cultivating immortality to ward off disaster? I hope the author can change this to make it more reasonable instead of making the immortal cultivator stronger in the later stage. I think those with superpowers who have been revived by spiritual energy have superpowers because they have blood in their bodies and are stimulated to produce superpowers. The superpower seeds only extract the bloodline and distribute it to others. This is my personal understanding.
generally
It feels like the protagonist is like a wage earner.
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Official(37)Scraped 11d ago
I don't know why I can't send it out.
The content always fails to match and I vomit.
Come in and take a look
I have never been able to figure out how the protagonist, an immortal, is like a group of mortal subordinates in the author's works. The government will meet you if they see you? Why? Don't say anything else. How many secular dynasties can survive for more than a hundred years? Why should the protagonist listen to the government and not want to be disturbed? Just build a formation to surround Anshan. If he can come in alive, it means he is destined. If he has to come in without a destiny, there is nothing to say if he dies.
That's it
He can't even defeat a mortal, and his training speed is not as fast as that of a Qi Master. The protagonist? Why is it a loser again? ? ? ?
[A book friend group has been created] If you are interested, come and have a look. Every book friend is welcome to join the group!
Below is the group number, search directly to enter👇👇👇👇
In fact, it looks pretty good, but I feel that the layout is a bit small. The Immortal's movements are overwhelming, but he keeps rolling on the earth, and a small world has been opened up in his body... In addition, the book also contains the concept of planets. As an immortal, I have never played a ball. I believe anyone who has this ability will be very curious about the outside world. The above is my feeling before I read it and put it on the shelves. I hope that the layout will be bigger later.
Not too bad.
From the first one to more than 80 pictures, I found many problems. It's very inconsistent with the setting of the novel you wrote. Question 1: It only talked about the realm of cultivation and the cultivation skills, but did not use the skills to cultivate spiritual energy. Question 2: It's the Awakened One. This is a pitfall. You have the kung fu in cultivation, but the unused kung fu is a pit. That's why the cultivation is not as good as the Awakened One. Every time I see this, I want to give up. It's like a rich man gave you one million RMB, and then you found out that it was frozen. Problem three: The protagonist is too weak, the system is too rubbish, and the people around the protagonist are not good enough (IQ). Every time I watch it, I feel like I have been hit by a blow to my IQ. (Author, naming is too expensive) Question 4: System tasks and system rewards are a bit useless. I have read more than 80 chapters since the first chapter, and there are only a few magical powers and kung fu, most of which are understood by the protagonist himself. Then what is the use of the system? I feel that this system is not as useful as the more than 100,000 Daozang he has studied. Question 5: The book has no sense of immersion. It feels like reading a vernacular novel. It has no interest at all. It's okay to just kill time and read. But if you take a closer look, a lot of problems will come out. (From the time you taught the practice to Chapter 80, I have never seen how powerful the practice system is. From the beginning to the end, the protagonist has attack skills. No matter what the skills, you have to give the world the ordinary ability to use spiritual energy to attack!) Summary: Disadvantages: There are a lot of problems, and there is no sense of immersion. If you look carefully, there are some intellectual blows. Advantages: You can take a look at the book, but don't read it carefully, just pass the time. (This is just me, after reading some complaints about this book)
Beginning of the immortal? That's it?
It doesn't matter what state you're in at the beginning, but please describe the state clearly. You won't say turning your hands into clouds and turning your hands into rain, but it's still okay to fly into the sky and escape from the earth, right? Moreover, saying that it is the realm of immortals in the first few chapters is simply an insult to the word immortal. It is better to add a setting of the realm of immortals, but there is no corresponding mana, only the mana left over from the predecessor or other
Protagonist is too weak
Although I haven't seen much of it, I think the main character is too weak. He is a god after all.
It's quite interesting, but I still have some questions that I would like the author to take a look at.
Isn't the protagonist turning on spiritual energy recovery and cultivating immortality to ward off disaster? But after thirty chapters, when a superpower suddenly appeared, the protagonist didn't even realize that he was cultivating immortality to ward off disaster? I hope the author can change this to make it more reasonable instead of making the immortal cultivator stronger in the later stage. I think those with superpowers who have been revived by spiritual energy have superpowers because they have blood in their bodies and are stimulated to produce superpowers. The superpower seeds only extract the bloodline and distribute it to others. This is my personal understanding.
generally
It feels like the protagonist is like a wage earner.
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