One Person Surpasses Qing Huang Ting

What a hodgepodge of world views, all for the sake of water word count

Not well, not well, not well, not well, not well, not well

There are so few fans of one person, but the author insists! It's pretty well written.

Author, is there a big time difference? In the 1980s, the protagonists were all in their teens. Bilian recalled her childhood. Bilian was already 6 or 7 years old when her grandfather left alone. The story of one person begins around 15 years ago So in the 1980s, the protagonist was in his teens and Bilian was over 6 years old. In your timeline of 15 years, the protagonist is in his 30s and Bilian is in his 20s, but Bilian was in high school at the beginning!

If you want to write about one person, then write well. What kind of tomb robbing thing can you write about?

After reading the three golden chapters, I couldn't get through it, and I fell for the author's understanding of the duality of life and life... The author's understanding of duality of life and life refers to the unity of the soul and the body, but the basic setting is wrong. In fact, the duality of life and life in Under One Person refers to the unity of the state of mind and the physical and spiritual cultivation. The soul and body are all based on the cultivation of life. The most typical example is Lu Lao was possessed by Quan Xing. Lao Lu was holding the Heavenly Array and the Three Levels of Reverse Life, and his strength was not bad. Why was he given up resisting by the Twelve Labor Love Arrays and went straight to the demon, wanting to kill four people? He couldn't let go of his hatred. This was part of the reason, but it was not the main point. The main reason was because his state of mind and character had not been cultivated well, and others had taken advantage of him. The cultivation of sex and fate are not linked under one person. But compared with the old Heavenly Master, when faced with Gao Ning, Gao Ning could not be disturbed at all. Faced with Tian Lao's death, he could kill as much as he wanted without any psychological burden. His mind has been trained to the point where external evil does not invade and internal evil does not arise. He is driven by hatred, so he has a bottom line when taking revenge. Lu Jin is driven by hatred, so he is trapped by others. When killing, he can't distinguish between ourselves and the enemy. Having both life and life is like holding a suitable weapon in the hands of the right person. Cultivating one's life without cultivating one's nature is like an idiot holding a big sword with no strength but no plan. Cultivating one's nature without cultivating one's life is like an adult going to war with his bare hands. A clever woman can't make a meal without rice. Having both life and life is like a top scholar holding a big sword when the killing is in full swing... The metaphor is not very vivid, but having both life and one's self is almost the same...

Isn't it just one person? I didn't see that except for the first few pictures, which were very related to each other, the rest have nothing to do with each other.

It started out okay at the beginning, but then the plot fell apart all the way.

Goodbye, just one person, you still want to rob the tomb. Do you think you are a master? Go show off.

According to Wang Ye, he also went to Maoshan Qing to ask the head of Maoshan about the Eight Wonders Skills. Mrs. Wei, the founder of Shangqing, was also an immortal, so the head of Shangqing also knew the real secret of the Eight Wonders and kept it secret.