Yanzhe's Path

One part of this book is too real. The protagonist, Lao Hou, and Lao You met the son of a master craftsman at the beginning. They found out that it was very dangerous and gave in immediately. When he wanted to kill him again, he fought to the death. I have met a lot of myself in high places. Many novels are just like idiots. I will confront you head-on. If you are not the protagonist, you can just give it a try. There is a saying that is often said in the League of Legends, (don't waste your development if it is obscene.) This sentence is really a golden saying. This is why I like this book. But there is one thing I don't like about this book. When the protagonist takes the master's exam, the protagonist contributes his computer. Mechanical intelligence can be said to be the golden finger of the protagonist. What advantages do you have if you contribute your only golden finger? Master Yanzhe's enlightenment is not much better than yours. When I feel that I should have it and others don't, this is normal operation. Contribute Goldfinger, this is what I dislike the most

I'm used to reading novels about cultivating immortals, so I can't accept this world view. Flashed

What kind of nondescript thing is this Yanzhe? Can it sublimate one's own life? Its method of improvement is not just Qi training. Why does this Yanzhe despise other immortal cultivators so much and still use their methods of improvement! Wouldn't it be better to develop one yourself? There is no essential difference. What is the difference between Yanzhe and other immortal cultivators! You also have to waste time scattered on foreign objects. How can you compare with other immortal cultivators in the same time? Other immortal cultivators mainly focus on improving themselves and others as a supplement. This Yanzhe has completely reversed the priorities. If it weren't for the theme of this book, Yanzhe has no development potential at all.

This is the original text: "Because of the development of civilization, it cannot replace individuals. If humans themselves are a despicable and inferior species, even if they create a more glorious civilization, it will be meaningless!" "Ethics, morals, customs, laws, everything must be reformed accordingly!" The author believes that the world is unified: "This is determined by the nature of mortals. The world is unified, which means there is no gap and no motivation." So he eliminates laziness physiologically. Reading is actually just to pass the time, read a story, and get interesting ideas. Instead of some thoughts that imply incorrect logic, what are you conveying?

Later, the protagonist no longer continues to explore his own strengths, but advocates the role of mortals. This is digging a hole for himself, and the more he develops, the more he goes back.

I only looked at the previous point and found that Yanzhe is no different from cultivating immortals. Yanzhe can be regarded as a kind of weapon cultivation in cultivating immortals, but it is a little special. It can only be said that the person who created Yanzhe is awesome and the son of destiny, knocking down the cultivators, rather than cultivating immortals including Yanzhe. To be honest, there are too many private goods in this. There are too many things to complain about in this private goods. Although you are not in the author's book to fight with the author about the settings, the private goods you have included make people's heads hurt. I have never seen anyone mix private goods in the settings. Every aspect of your settings makes people unable to help but argue with each other.

The concepts are different. The author is writing about the world of technological immortality he envisions. And when I saw the perfect man's plan to remove people's laziness and even emotions to achieve great harmony, I was completely stupid. Then everyone is like a dragon. Isn't it good to have salted fish at home every day? What kind of immortality are you cultivating! Goodbye.

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You can cultivate weapons, refine weapons, and make chips. There is no problem with these. You can even develop a server to automatically form elixirs with one click. You can also use lightning rods to lure away catastrophes. You can also build a Faraday cage to protect against catastrophes. You can also make nuclear bombs, which is not a big problem. As long as you can explain it clearly and set it up reasonably, there will be no problem. You can also create automated troops. In the past, F2A, these were all possible, but how can you force the traditional ones to be bad? Why is it that when countless powers are applied to oneself, one is so outdated and backward? You don't seem to have explained it clearly. Will people become bad if they become cultivators? Failure to do so is like saying that people will become bad when they have money. The person who becomes bad is just that he is bad to begin with. If a person could become bad or good so easily, there would be no word character because it would be meaningless. If according to this theory, veterans who return from the battlefield will become serial murderers after retirement.

This book makes people's heads hurt after reading this book. Can the author explain specifically the superiority of Yanshi? Take a Gu Master who is a branch of the Beast Controller, for example. Can you, a Yan Master, resist it? There are a lot of little bugs crawling all over the ground and underground, and they can always find Yanshi's true body. Normal cultivation literature never says which school is the best. The key to cultivating whatever is available depends on one's own conditions. In essence, fighting is still active and passive. As long as there is an advantage, readers can see it. What is Yanshi's advantage in the book? Does the other party have to be face to face with your puppet? There are also people who use long-distance bombing in a large area as a magician, and only control a flying sword as a long-range swordsman, and the beast master gives a range and then baby A goes over. These are all special features. What are the advantages of Yanshi? Making a puppet armor requires materials, driving it consumes energy, and Yanshi controls it. Not to mention that the armor's attack methods are not as diverse as the monks themselves. How can Yanshi chase the enemy if he escapes? Can puppets fly? How long can it fly? Can the speed be faster than the enemy? Yanshi himself has to keep up with the speed of real-time control, and there are various environments. Other monks can roam everywhere in the sky and underground with a defensive magic weapon. Can Yanshi adapt? Even in terms of defense, other formations can cover all aspects. A single Yanshi can't find any advantages other than torturing enemies of the same level. However, this book can be said to be inferior in all aspects. Only Yanshi is superior. At least make up a valid reason.