Seed the World

[Qualification: A little talented] It is an imaginary story about cultivating immortals. The protagonist is taught Qigong by a master cultivating immortal from another world. He can pass on the qi cultivation method to others, and when others practice it, they can cut leeks to gain the other party's skills. Then the protagonist starts to use qigong to spread the skills overseas. The idea is not bad, but the subsequent development depends more on the author's personal ability. [Introduction] What is qi? Plant the seeds of "qi" in eight billion people, wait for them to grow stronger, and then quietly take them back. Accumulate a little to make a lot, gather sand to form a tower, and finally return to the Yuan Dynasty to become a great success and live forever! From then on, Wei Mu's life was completely turned upside down. He is no longer an overseas student with no way to find a job, but is about to become the "future master" of mankind around the world! He decided to practice "Qi Gong" in the name of "Qigong". Let the whole world go crazy for him, join his sect and become his "nourishment" on the road to eternal life! I will develop in a low-key manner and accumulate food and grass. When I spread my energy all over the world, that will be the time when I, Wei Mu, will become an immortal! This is a path to becoming an immortal that regards all living beings as a field and the whole world as a disk.

[Complaint] With a little help from fellows in different time and space, you can develop extraordinary abilities on a demon-free earth. The writing and logic are okay, and I was surprised at first glance, but... The biggest flaw is that you have to guide yourself step by step. There are more than seventy chapters. Not to mention developing branches and innovations, there are only dozens of talents, and not even a single eye-catching talent has been discovered. While the protagonist is immersed in the temptations, calculations and compliments of the upper class, he is practicing hard in a small space by himself. There is also a small background of peers competing, fighting and helping each other. It is completely invisible that he has changed much to the outside world or other people. The upper class is still the upper class, but he is healthier. Maybe I'm in a hurry, but as of Chapter 70, I can't see the breeding characteristics of Seed Qi, nor can I see the domineering power of the global vision. It's purely for my own entertainment.

Plant the energy to return to the origin and spread the word around the world (Teach the skill to others, and then harvest it after the "qi" grows stronger. As for how much you harvest, it depends on the conscience of the protagonist) Author who has written works such as Hardcore Crisis

⭐⭐⭐ (Writing a new book, and it's no surprise that it's The Eunuch 😓 A book called The Eunuch twice was a great review, and I ordered it both times. It's also cheap) The old book was rewritten, some settings were added (such as a system that only appeared once), and the subsequent plot direction was changed, away from the country. The enemy description is relatively poor, but the sect construction is a little interesting.