Only in the Mahayana Period Does the Counterattack System Exist

I read it until it reaches more than 200 chapters. The author's novel has a very good logic. And it's very funny. I have read hundreds of novels. This novel is funny, well written, and the plot is not too different. I came in and saw so many comments. I found that these comments were probably written by people who had never read them. Funny and humorous. Many characters have distinct characteristics, and you can distinguish them very well. It can be seen that the author wrote very carefully.

The ups and downs and progression of the plot are at least better than most invincible novels. Nowadays, most of the invincible novels always use the same force from low to high as the experience novels, instead of going randomly. I don't understand why those invincible novels have invincible abilities but follow the path of experience novels.

To be honest, there is no need to be black for the sake of being black. Many people say that the mechanism is old-fashioned, but I have never read a similar book before. I think it is very novel. Is there a possibility that the system is just a tool to find the fairy ladder? And the system's presence isn't that high either. This book is a test of patience. The beginning may have been a bit slow because the author has little experience, but in this book, everyone has a unique charm. This is my favorite point. The protagonist has a positive outlook (much more positive than someone who likes to watch big killings), and is pleasing to the eye, at least more pleasing to the eye than those selfish protagonists. I also saw some people saying that practicing law in a world where force is paramount is very poisonous. I want to say: What? Do you like eating the weak so much? Can't you see a country prospering? Treat people like ants? I can only hope that you can achieve greatness in the place where the weak and the strong prey on you in the future. Some people say that the protagonist is in the Mahayana stage and must have a strong character. First of all, this book is about joy, and it has the influence of the background (specifically, it affects your own reading), so the protagonist has developed this kind of character. Besides, there is no other main monk in this world. This book has a parallel world setting, some of which want to be more stylish, and some of which want to have a harem, but is their world good? I think I'm not good at it, and I get upset when I see them. The two of them obey the law of the jungle, one is irritable, and the other is greedy, and almost only cares about himself. All I can say is, if you like the harem, treat the common people like ants, and act selfishly in the name of justice, please turn left and go out to see your overbearing president, the rebirth of the Immortal Emperor, and the return of the King of Soldiers. Carrots and vegetables, everyone has their own preferences. What you think is a bad book may be what others are looking for. What's more, some people have not even read the book or just read the introduction and just gave it a star. I just want to say: If you have money, let's do it together.

I read a comment saying that the main character's outlook on life really made me laugh. What outlook on life? Three views in the 21st century? Please, in the world of the weak eating the strong and cultivating immortals, the strong oppressing the weak is my world view. Don't tell me that setting an example will shake your faith. Crushing a few ants and violating the laws of a dynasty will shake your faith? So what if there is no faith? Even if he sinks the entire dynasty, he is still a top powerhouse. Even if he sinks the entire dynasty, no one dares to say that the Human Emperor did something wrong. Even if he is really wrong, he can correct it for you. Even if the protagonist really has the three views of the 21st century, he has already been assimilated in 500 years of practice. If a drop of lake water drops into the sea, you can only be assimilated. Even if you rule the sea in the future, you will also be sea water, and it can only be sea water, never lake water.

I read a lot of book reviews. Those with one star. It feels like it's just for blackness. Or just read a few chapters, or even just the introduction. The first poisonous point is that during the Qi training period, one can live to be 500 years old. That's 500 years too late for the system. A mission released 500 years ago. Moreover, his cousin has cultivated to the Nascent Soul stage and is still alive; the second poisonous point is that he is still verbose after saying that he has destroyed the Jiang family, unlike a personal emperor. Because this Human Emperor is the most unorthodox Human Emperor in history. It is also a highlight of this book. It gave this book a lot of laughs. It's kind of funny. The content of the first few dozen chapters is indeed not that great. But the second part is really good-looking and makes you really happy. The third bad point is that I saw some book reviews saying that the protagonist cannot become an immortal because the immortal world cannot accommodate immortals. It is said that the protagonist is the most powerful ordinary immortal. In more than 500 chapters, some of the protagonist's strengths are reflected. It is easy to defeat the strongest Hunyuan Wuji Immortal. It can be said that the protagonist is invincible. When it comes to this, some people say that there are no enemies, which is not good-looking. Again, this book is hilarious. It's not about killing. Watch it or not. There are also some one-star book reviews that I forgot what they said, so I'll check them out again. . . This book is worth going out and reading. Of course you have to keep reading. Except that the update is a bit short and weak. The content will not let you down❤❤❤

It's outrageous that a person who traveled 500 years in the past was called the 'Human Emperor', but when a system came into play, he suddenly became a young boy again. Have you done anything else for the human race? Just call him the Human Emperor. Wouldn't it be more reasonable if he wrote about a person who traveled through time and picked up the exercises and hid in the mountains and forests for 500 years?

Is this a forced arrangement of system tasks? Co-author, you have been practicing for five hundred years and have reached the Mahayana stage. Your cousin is still at the eighth level of qi training and is still here playing house with you?

You don't have a strong character at all during the great period. You might as well just wipe it out with one slap when the system appears. In what kind of world of cultivating immortals, what kind of laws are there to make people laugh? In a world like this, who has the biggest fist must have the final say? Without a protagonist, who will listen?

! The human emperor is now a human emperor. He has to fear the law even if he destroys a whole Jiang family? Really good

The meaning of some negative reviews is that the protagonist, as the strongest, should kill whoever he wants and follow the so-called law of immortality. The weak should eat the strong. The strongest in their hearts is that they should satisfy their own desires regardless of the life and death of others. I thought it was the First Emperor who traveled through time to comment. There is such a rule in the real world. If you want to refer to Gaddafi, the country is in chaos and the people are living in dire straits. It is still one of the poorest countries in the world. This is the style of a strong man in their minds. I can only say that if a person like this in the comment area is really a ruler, he will be an out-and-out tyrant, such as King Jie of Xia and King Zhou of Shang. The protagonist created by the author is the one who changed the rules of immortality. The protagonist became mentally ill and died of depression due to the unfair experience in his previous life. After time travel, he wanted to use his own ability to change the law of the jungle in the world of immortality. This is the style that a strong man should have, to shape the beautiful world in his heart, instead of going with the world and forgetting his original intention to become a member of the jungle. Let me talk about my other views. Maybe the author didn't think of that much, but I want to say that the worlds of Jiang Li, the Human Emperor, the First Emperor, and the idler in the novel reflect three different societies in history. The world of Jiang Li, the Human Emperor, is the embodiment of the early utopian socialist society, led by a certain strongest or Leaders (Robert Owen, Fourier, Saint-Simon) lead ordinary people to build a beautiful society where everyone is equal, but this equality is still unequal because classes still exist. Just like the Human Emperor's Palace in the novel, people in various dynasties and sects are still higher than ordinary people. There is not much to say about the first emperor Jiang Li, that is, the ancient dynasty in the feudal society that everyone is familiar with is similar to the rule of the first emperor. Although the emperor was violent, his politics were relatively honest and the country was safe (similar to Zhu Yuanzhang, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, but without Zhu Yuanzhang's love for the people. I really can't think of any more similar emperors. Although Emperor Qin's laws are strict, I really don't know whether the officials are honest. I'm laughing). The world of the idler Jiang Li is also a feudal society, but the difference is that his wife's family has become a local tycoon. In ancient times, it was a gradually rising aristocratic family. The common people could not afford to offend them. They were oppressed by the dynasty and clan and were also oppressed by Jiang Li's relatives, who were even worse than the first emperor. Generally speaking, I think that although the author's writing style is not surprisingly good, it is still better than many online writers. Moreover, the world idea of ​​this novel is very novel and profound. There is still a lot of ink in the belly. The overall wit is particularly witty, the thinking is clear, and the goal is clear. It will not make readers feel confused. The idea of ​​Wudi is not easy to write, and it is easy to write a running account, but the author has a good grasp and the overlap rate is not high. If each world is taken out and processed separately, a new novel can be written. The world view is complete, and the inversion does not give readers an embarrassing feeling. I feel that it is okay to give the whole book a 5-star rating. There are small shortcomings, but the flaws are not covered up.