Five Thousand Years of Cyber cultivation to Immortality
by Happy Lights
About This Novel
Starting from the sudden rise of blackness in the paintings of the Three Qing Dynasties and the repeated cracks in the sculptures in the temple, the stars moved, everything withered, and modern society was on the verge of collapse. According to the calculations of the contemporary heavenly master, the path has changed five thousand years later. With the wish of living in this world, Gu Ziche, a disciple of Dongxiao Palace, cut off his five thousand years of fortune and went to the future to explore the secret of the great changes. Interstellar colonization, the Immortal Cultivation Empire, the Five Thunder Cannon, the Mysterious Female Star Gate, the Galaxy Formation, the Return of Ten Thousand Ships to the Sect, the Immortal Mountain Beyond the Universe, the Roaring Dragon Sea of Stars... The Milky Way has long been the footbath of the Immortal Cultivators, and the extremely developed biotechnology and material science are assisting the Immortal Cultivators to dominate. However, as border expansion stagnated, external conquest turned into internal oppression. Financial monopoly, spiritual root transplantation, memory input, and physical modification further widened the class gap. The eradication and monopoly of cutting-edge technology completely caused the rebels to lose the ability to stir up waves. The small cultivators at the bottom were addicted to the virtual Yuqing fantasy. And the Taoist priests from five thousand years ago, step by step in this future world of immortality, explore the root causes of changes in the way of heaven, and correct the wrong path to immortality!
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Official(27)Scraped 11d ago
Even at an early age, I knew that things were going to be difficult, but I was still able to fly like a hero among the clouds. The cold wind blows all the way, causing the sea to rise and fall.
Is there a Q group? Is there a Q group? Is there a Q group?
The title and introduction of this book by the author have selected the wrong readers. The title and introduction are too straightforward and have the feeling of a refreshing article. Before I read it, I thought it was about cultivating immortals and fighting monsters and upgrading to install B. The title and introduction could be a little more in-depth.
The science fiction theme of cultivating immortals is very good, but the beginning of your salvation is very bad. Many people are like me.
Isn't it a shame to leave after seeing you start like this? Practicing the grand world view of science fiction, you made a nondescript Taoist leader's instructions and semi-forced him to travel through 5,000 years of future generations, learn civilization and save the world 5,000 years ago. I can't say it's strange, I can only say that you have ruined all the fun points of this book. Even if you come up with a more vulgar version, the protagonist is struck by lightning and 5,000 years later, he succeeds in cultivation and then returns to the world 5,000 years ago. It won't be so awkward I don't want to give negative reviews at all
To be honest, I'm a 10-year-old bookworm. It's very interesting.
Saw Chapter 11
The writing style is definitely of a high standard, and the system is another version of the mainstream traditional cultivation of immortality. It emphasizes cultivating the immortality first and cultivating the mind first, which is true idealism. There are many details worth thinking about and a novel worth savoring slowly. I suspect that the author is a great master or a Taoist priest who wrote that flavor. Don't say I'm bad at money, look at my time, this is still my trumpet
Yes, it can be seen that the author read many books before writing it.
It's too watery, the grinding water characters
The author is really talented
I just saw it was updated again. Can it be revived?
C Existence is the Tao, life is the Tao, and death is the Tao. The Tao will not care how you toss it, it is still the Tao. Anyway, the Tao will give everything a glimmer of hope. Your Tao is the Tao of others, isn't it the Tao? We are just little worms in the Tao
As long as there is a fight with pig's feet, just skip it. Except for those bullshit spells, the whole book is still very good.
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Official(27)Scraped 11d ago
Even at an early age, I knew that things were going to be difficult, but I was still able to fly like a hero among the clouds. The cold wind blows all the way, causing the sea to rise and fall.
Is there a Q group? Is there a Q group? Is there a Q group?
The title and introduction of this book by the author have selected the wrong readers. The title and introduction are too straightforward and have the feeling of a refreshing article. Before I read it, I thought it was about cultivating immortals and fighting monsters and upgrading to install B. The title and introduction could be a little more in-depth.
The science fiction theme of cultivating immortals is very good, but the beginning of your salvation is very bad. Many people are like me.
Isn't it a shame to leave after seeing you start like this? Practicing the grand world view of science fiction, you made a nondescript Taoist leader's instructions and semi-forced him to travel through 5,000 years of future generations, learn civilization and save the world 5,000 years ago. I can't say it's strange, I can only say that you have ruined all the fun points of this book. Even if you come up with a more vulgar version, the protagonist is struck by lightning and 5,000 years later, he succeeds in cultivation and then returns to the world 5,000 years ago. It won't be so awkward I don't want to give negative reviews at all
To be honest, I'm a 10-year-old bookworm. It's very interesting.
Saw Chapter 11
The writing style is definitely of a high standard, and the system is another version of the mainstream traditional cultivation of immortality. It emphasizes cultivating the immortality first and cultivating the mind first, which is true idealism. There are many details worth thinking about and a novel worth savoring slowly. I suspect that the author is a great master or a Taoist priest who wrote that flavor. Don't say I'm bad at money, look at my time, this is still my trumpet
Yes, it can be seen that the author read many books before writing it.
It's too watery, the grinding water characters
The author is really talented
I just saw it was updated again. Can it be revived?
C Existence is the Tao, life is the Tao, and death is the Tao. The Tao will not care how you toss it, it is still the Tao. Anyway, the Tao will give everything a glimmer of hope. Your Tao is the Tao of others, isn't it the Tao? We are just little worms in the Tao
As long as there is a fight with pig's feet, just skip it. Except for those bullshit spells, the whole book is still very good.
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I've seen the latest chapter, and I still recommend it. Cultivation of immortals in cyberspace, ancient people into the future, ancient methods of cultivating immortals (no resources consumed, higher limit), it looks okay, updates are slow, and the setting is interesting. If you like time travel, cultivating immortals, dark flow, and revolution, you can try it.
The setting is very interesting recently, cybernetic immortality, but this kind of book is easy to eunuch. The author's writing style and plot design are very good. The reading experience is very good so far. (7.8)
The protagonist travels five thousand years later to find the source of the disaster, and sticks to his heart on the way. I personally feel that this book is very good. It has the flavor of monasticism in my opinion, and the plot is also very good.
Introduction: The protagonist is a Taoist priest in the 21st century. At that time, the world had just recovered its spiritual energy. Some people calculated that it would be destroyed five thousand years later, so they asked the protagonist who had great merit to cut off his luck and travel through time and space to the future to save the world. The protagonist arrives five thousand years later and discovers that due to the huge gap in strength between people, the top level has squeezed the bottom level to a very pathological level. So I started thinking of ways to change it. Advantages: The protagonist is lawful and kind, but not weak and annoying. The protagonist's upgrade is arranged smoothly as the story progresses. In addition, the author is familiar with Taoist classics, and it has a fairy-like flavor when integrated into the work. Disadvantages: The protagonist is a monk with a high spiritual level in terms of character, but the author is just a mortal, and there are areas where his writing skills are not good enough, and he will be slightly lacking in aura. Rating: Grain
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