Prehistoric: Proving the Tao Through Wine

To be honest, there is nothing wrong with burning, killing and looting. If a person wants to live a good life, how can he do it without doing some immoral things? Where is the dirty work behind those big people? Even in the novel, everyone should be selfish, cultivating immortality and passing on fire for the mortals. Isn't it for this reason?

I vomited, as expected of you, it sucked.

Alas, now it's better, the author has directly become a professional in the wild

Oops, I suddenly remembered something. Taishang cultivates yin and yang, the original cultivates stars, and Tongtian cultivates swordsmanship. But I am curious why the original cultivates stars? After all, if one is cultivating the stars, Doumu Yuanjun should be the best at cultivating the stars. Or, um, it was drawn by the number of stars in other novels.

If you go to Liu Mei, I think you are a man, and you are also the only author in Feilu* Funny

Sun and Taiyin, I know they represent the sun and moon, Shaoyin and Shaoyang, Pure Yin and Pure Yang, Zhi Yang to Yin, Yuan Yang and Yuan Yin. What do the last four represent?

Damn, can you write down all the famous scenes?

Using wine to prove the truth, does drinking make you stronger?

There is also Taoist Lu Ya, which is a bit weird. After all, during the Battle of the Gods, if it wasn't Di Jun, where did his son's Immortal-Slaying Gourd come from? Some people say that he is the reincarnation of the Chaos Demon God of Fire, and some say that he is actually the son of Emperor Jun. I personally prefer that he is not the son of Emperor Jun, but where does his immortal-killing flying knife come from? This is a problem. If you say that the Fire Demon God is reincarnated or that some of the remains of the Fire Demon God have become innately divine, I would be somewhat believable.

The Qinglian in episode 56 says **Qinglian, and the most powerful Qinglian in it is the Creation Qinglian, the 12th grade. And there is also the 106th episode. The Creation Qinglian shown in it turns out to be a half-step innate treasure, but the latest episode shows an innate treasure.

I felt inexplicably angry when I saw this chapter. My ability to empathize is very strong, which proves that the author's writing is pretty good.

Don't write so many words about filming when it's on the shelves.

What is the treasure of righteousness? I remember the elixir one was an alchemy furnace, the weapon refining one seemed to be him, and I can't remember the formation one a little bit clearly. And I always feel that many of your novels like Elf Prehistoric are plug-ins drawn by Chaos Beads. Damn it, does this bead have so many abilities? , Beads for simulation, beads for improvement, beads for time travel, pillars that are integrated into one, holy crap, it's really awesome

Your copy of The Cleaner is still updated, and you open a new one every time before you finish writing it. Even if you open it, you still stop reading the old one.

By the way, can the author correct it? These three novels are about refining weapons, alchemy, and formations. The general content of these novels is that although I have read most of them, sometimes the story direction is a bit unclear, especially the finale of the formation, which feels completely weird.

Hun Peng, I have heard of this. There are many versions. Some people say that he is Kunpeng. Others say that a mythical beast was born between heaven and earth called Hun Peng. During the battle of stealing demons, he also participated in the battle of stealing demons with the Red Army Qiankun, Yangmei Yinyang, Yin Yang and others. Later, it seemed that it was due to fear or something like this. It's a bit vague. Later, he erased his consciousness. In the endless years, another spiritual spirit was born, and then it was called Kunpeng. There is also a saying that Hunpeng, well, seemed to have split himself when he was killed or dying. The evil part became Kunpeng, and the good part became Hongyun.

A few of the spiritual treasures in this book, such as banana trees and gourd vines, can be conceived. Most of the remaining spiritual treasures are the broken fragments of the Chaos Demon God's spiritual treasures or the Chaos Treasure. Aren't they conceived by heaven and earth themselves? After all, I read another prehistoric novel that said that at the beginning of the birth of the world, the laws were unstable. Some laws came out, and then part of them became innate sacred, and the other part became spiritual treasures and other treasures.

The first batch of gourds, nine gourds put together, at least they must be innate treasures, right? After all, the second batch are all top-quality spiritual treasures, but I am curious, why is a leaf and a gourd from the banana tree and gourd vine their descendants? After all, the banana tree has eight other leaves, so why can't those eight leaves be? It is really different from the other eight gourds in the second batch of Calabash Vine, as well as the settings of these two books. The elixir one is from the first batch. This one is better, and the second batch is still top quality. But having said that, half of this book has a lot of innate treasures.

Commentary on Chapter 1 of "Ancient Desolation: Proving the Tao through Wine" written by Qian Mu Liushang: Wine transforms into form, apprenticeship with Taiqing, and the Tao title is revealed.

Commentary on Chapter 3 of "The Great Desolation: Proving the Tao through Wine" written by Qian Mu Liushang: Creating the Taoist Sutra of Wine, Refining the Body in Nine Turns, Summoning the Great Jun, and Setting foot in the Demonic Land.

I didn't expect that such an old show would have fans.

Looking at the introduction, I couldn't help but laugh. What's going on?

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