Simple Cultivation of Immortality: Rejecting Junior Sister's Big Cause and Effect Begins

The plot is not cliche, but the character of the protagonist always talks about the right way, and even the sect always talks about the right way, without any dirt. How could a sect not have any dirty people at all, not to mention that this was something that even the Buddhist sect could not do in the world of cultivation, let alone a sect. The plot places too much emphasis on the right path, and there is no such thing as absolute rightness. Moreover, the protagonist has been trying his best to save people, but you are a person who can't save anything during your Qi training period. There are so many powerful people in the sect who are not sent out to save people, leaving you in the Qi refining stage to save people, which shows that this kind of people don't care about the death of some mortals, and the protagonist seems to feel that he will feel uncomfortable if he doesn't save those people. When I read the novel, I felt like I would have inner demons if I didn't save people later. The writing is like a "children's play house" novel. Since he is so compassionate, he might as well go to Buddhism and write about cultivating immortality in a sect. I don't think this author is suitable for writing about cultivating immortals. He is suitable for writing about urban campuses and the like. There are good people around you. The more capable you are and the strong your learning ability, the people around you will not be malicious towards you, but will only admire you.

The plot of this book is okay, but it overemphasizes the comparison between the ancient method and the new method. Especially since it has been suppressing the ancient method, it should be to highlight innovation and emphasize the progress of future generations. However, the ancient method may not not be new, not to mention that this is a fairy world with a very high ceiling. It is not still groping. In this kind of fairy world, the fundamental lies in the Tao, and the method is to understand the Tao faster. The higher the realm, the deeper the cultivation, the more thorough the understanding of the Tao, and the created practice methods can more deeply analyze the practice methods of lower realms. The foundation will naturally be stronger, and the strength will naturally be stronger. This is why so many people are looking for the inheritance of the secret realm. In this book, the so-called new method is not another system. The essence is still about cultivating immortality and enlightenment. The advantage of the new method is that it digs deeper and more thoroughly in each realm, and has a deeper foundation. It is indeed an unimaginable progress for ordinary people, but for Tianjiao, what is the difference between the new method and the ancient method? You don't really think that Tianjiao is just practicing fast, right? Moreover, it doesn't matter if a golden elixir is used to cultivate the immortal golden nature. After all, everyone shouts, "If you swallow a golden elixir, my fate is up to me." Then they say that it is not as good as a true immortal to overcome the calamity. Is there no immortal transformation at all? Are those who can cultivate to the level of true immortals really just ordinary geniuses? In summary, you can first look at your world background, and then arrange your new methods reasonably. If the ancient methods are not as good as the new methods, then do you still have a talent for cultivation? Also divided into constitutions, contradictory

The contrast between before and after it was put on the shelves was too great, they were not the same type at all.

Boring white text, as bland as water, with just a few words

There is a huge difference between after it is put on the shelves and before it is put on the shelves. Drive high and go low. After it is put on the shelves, it is a piece of shit.

The writing was okay before it was put on the shelves, but it was a piece of shit after it was put on the shelves.

It's boring, the plot is cliche, the writing is average, and it tastes like nothing.