Great Ming: Heaven-Defying Comprehension! Deducing the Way to Immortality from the Start

There are many novels about cultivating immortals in the Ming Dynasty. This is the most low-key I have ever read. It highlights the crotch

I read the first five pictures at the beginning of this novel. Author, don't you know what cultivating immortals is? There is also a shitty mortal world that pays attention to shitty cause and effect. I guess this or that, you might as well just be a mortal and die of old age. Also, what is the protagonist's current strength and identity? Do we still need to be afraid of Zhu Di? The protagonist looks like a coward. In the first five chapters of this novel, you have written all the things you shouldn't have written. So far, the flowers have not even cost two thousand. I advise you, the author, to stop writing novels. You simply don't know how to write novels. Before you write a novel, go and see how others write this type of novel.

I'm obviously invincible and carefree, but then I'm being straddled on my neck and shit.

I don't understand what book the author is writing. Tang He and Chang Yuchun even started cultivating immortals and lived until the Yongle Dynasty. Why is it that the protagonist is a grandson and a nephew at one time? The co-authors Zhu Biao and Zhu Yuanzhang are sometimes father and son and sometimes brothers.

You can obviously dominate this stupid thing, but you have to find an ancestor to ride on your head.

There are problems. I feel that the plot setting is too cerebral. First, you are a cultivator, and mundane things don't have to be mixed in. You seriously say that this calamity is in your destiny, conceal your cultivation, and use ordinary methods to solve it. You, a cultivator of immortality, should know that you should obey the ordinary and rebel against the immortal, especially in an ancient historical world where there is no immortality. You want to go against the will of heaven and change your destiny to become an immortal, but you still obey the destiny seriously and hide your identity. When he met Zhu Di at the beginning of the plot, he was talking nonsense in order to conceal his identity as an immortal cultivator, and also concealed his royal identity. Later, he was slapped in the face by Hu Moumou, whom he had saved, and he also concealed his cultivation. Now that people know about his cultivation, he passed it on to Zhu Di. Are immortal cultivators so weak?

This is to squander the plot, suppress first and then expand, suppressing the protagonist into the sewer... Also, Zhu Zhanji's grandson concubine is Hu Shanxiang, and Sun Ruowei was established after Zhu Zhanji had a brain problem in the later period.

Is this horse a cultivator? You must be cultivating the way of animals.

After seeing so many negative reviews, I finally took a breath.

Throw it away, think it's troublesome and cause a lot of trouble, and the cultivation of immortals has ruined your brain.