Changsheng: I Have a Lamp of Enlightenment
by Military Strategist Zhonglangjiang
About This Novel
[Mortal Flow, Steady Flow, High Comprehension] Jiang Juedao, who failed to build the foundation and suffered a great loss in cultivation, was heartbroken and lay completely flat. But just when he was about to return to the mortal world, marry several beautiful wives and concubines, and enjoy the glory and wealth, a green lotus lamp engraved with the runes of the "Tao Te Ching" in his previous life suddenly made his already cut off path to immortality accessible. From then on, the two flowers of painting talismans and alchemy blossomed, and he went straight to the pinnacle of the immortal path. The green lotus lantern appears, whether it will bring peace to the world. There is hope for eternal life, and there is hope for the great road.
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Official(2)Scraped 11d ago
A decent traditional fairy tale. There is nothing poisonous or bright, just as plain as a glass of boiled water. Hope there will be improvement in the future. However, I am really speechless about the protagonist's way of thinking that he still remains a casual cultivator after joining the sect. For example, use Geng Jin to practice cultivation. The sect has this technique, and the sect also has mineral veins. Isn't the normal process to check whether the sect's contribution points can be used in exchange for the opportunity to practice in the mineral veins? Wouldn't it be great to be able to make alchemy and draw talismans to contribute points? Why are you planning something secretly? If the sect doesn't have this business, or if it can't be exchanged for a while, then at worst, it's enough to change the technique. Is it possible that such a large sect only has a powerful sword technique?
Why is it always written that Fangshi is like a small town, with people displaying it and selling it every day? There's no need for casual cultivators to go out and look for opportunities. They just stay in the market every day. Without rogue cultivators taking over the world and looking for opportunities everywhere, how can a market continue to thrive? After all, casual cultivators don't have much production capacity. Can you draw talismans better than a sect that specializes in talisman painting? Their costs are lower than yours, their training is better than yours, they have more time than you, and their cultivation level is higher than yours. Why are you comparing yourself to others? The wild alchemy master is even funnier. He is from a sect with so many people helping him keep an eye on the precious materials, and he must be cooperating with the store. As long as there are some good things, they will never get into the hands of casual cultivators, let alone retail cultivators who pay high prices. Their craftsmanship is better than yours, their output is higher than yours, and their channels are wider than yours. You have the ability to fight for financial resources, little Zha San.
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Official(2)Scraped 11d ago
A decent traditional fairy tale. There is nothing poisonous or bright, just as plain as a glass of boiled water. Hope there will be improvement in the future. However, I am really speechless about the protagonist's way of thinking that he still remains a casual cultivator after joining the sect. For example, use Geng Jin to practice cultivation. The sect has this technique, and the sect also has mineral veins. Isn't the normal process to check whether the sect's contribution points can be used in exchange for the opportunity to practice in the mineral veins? Wouldn't it be great to be able to make alchemy and draw talismans to contribute points? Why are you planning something secretly? If the sect doesn't have this business, or if it can't be exchanged for a while, then at worst, it's enough to change the technique. Is it possible that such a large sect only has a powerful sword technique?
Why is it always written that Fangshi is like a small town, with people displaying it and selling it every day? There's no need for casual cultivators to go out and look for opportunities. They just stay in the market every day. Without rogue cultivators taking over the world and looking for opportunities everywhere, how can a market continue to thrive? After all, casual cultivators don't have much production capacity. Can you draw talismans better than a sect that specializes in talisman painting? Their costs are lower than yours, their training is better than yours, they have more time than you, and their cultivation level is higher than yours. Why are you comparing yourself to others? The wild alchemy master is even funnier. He is from a sect with so many people helping him keep an eye on the precious materials, and he must be cooperating with the store. As long as there are some good things, they will never get into the hands of casual cultivators, let alone retail cultivators who pay high prices. Their craftsmanship is better than yours, their output is higher than yours, and their channels are wider than yours. You have the ability to fight for financial resources, little Zha San.
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