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There are 24 hours a day, giving you 12 hours to eat and sleep. One chapter per hour. It is not difficult for you to have 12 chapters a day [smile][smile][smile]. If the update is too slow, it can only be kept on the bookshelf.

Very good, my type. It's not like the formula of traditional online writing about cultivating immortality. What I particularly appreciated was the author's abandonment of conspiracy theories. "Buddha Is the Tao" is very interesting, but it makes a bad start. Everything is a conspiracy. It gives too much humanity to the gods and gods, and it loses its impartiality. Taoism has the theory of the Five Patriarchal Kalpas, and Buddhism also has the theory of formation, dwelling, destruction and emptiness. They are all theories of the natural evolution of heaven and earth. Gods and Buddhas are the promoters or manifestations of evolution. It corresponds to the heart of heaven and the public heart. Too many conspiracy theories have pulled Immortal Buddha down, and he is full of market sentiment. Fight for the sake of fighting, fight for the sake of fighting. This one is good, not obsessed with plot. At present, the four travels are very well combined, with a bit of a classical and weird feeling, and arguments and arguments. Of course, you can see or not learn the practice, as long as you know how to do good deeds. Logically speaking, it is reasonable for now. The shortcoming is that there are not enough updates, so foreigners see it and think we look down on it. Does anyone know the author's name? Phone number? Address? Work place is also fine. I have some souvenirs for him.

Not bad, just a little missing

It is a semi-prehistoric novel that I like about unity. There is no separation of the Three Purities, and there is no shameless Zhunti. The birth of the protagonist is a general background of the three realms of unity and joint development. The only thing I think is lacking is the pace. It's too slow and too fast in the later stage, and the author used the combination of Daoxing and mana in the whole process (Daoxing is the ninth level of the realm, a true immortal. The mana and the heavenly soldiers, heavenly generals and heavenly masters) really make people feel like they are easily confused. Overall, it's pretty good. Come on, author👏

I have only read ten chapters, but the overall feeling is still very good. I will give it four stars. If the follow-up is not bad, plus, I hope the author will follow his own ideas and don't listen to what other people say. He will refer to the prehistoric times and so on. As long as the follow-up is not bad, I will give it five stars. How can I put it, it's still good, but it seems to suppress the protagonist a bit. After fifty or so pictures, it's still a first-class one.

This book is very rare in Tomato.

Different from the previous setting of Honghuangliu, it is more in line with traditional mythology, the distinction between ancient and modern saints, the enlightenment of the Buddha, the spiritual principles of the three pure qings, jointly creating Hongjun, the distinction between gods and human gods, the path to enlightenment, enlightenment, entry into the Tao, the path to enlightenment by practicing Tao, the necessary conditions for achieving enlightenment by making meritorious deeds, less violence, and the dynasties depicted in the human world. But I still feel that the protagonist's journey in the human world is the best. His parents and brothers are all there, his wife and friends are together, and his apprentice stays by his side. After that, the protagonist feels like a different person. His parents and brothers are gone, his wife and friends are forgotten, and his apprentice is free to roam the four worlds. The four immortal worlds are either fighting for this world or working for that world, and then they have to go to other big worlds to continue fighting. Follow-up...

It is a very novel book. Both the system and the plot are eye-catching. Although the book does not follow some of the settings of Honghuangliu, it does point to the core of our ancient mythology system. Although a large number of settings are not original by the author, they are almost all common mythological knowledge. It shows that the author is working hard! Come on author [Like]

The world view constructed by the author is very good, unlike other novels where some characters are always vilified. After all, they are all people with great enlightenment and great supernatural powers.

It's a very good book. The content is very detailed in terms of details. It's very interesting if readers don't want to swallow it whole. The subject matter is also relatively new, and the quality is a bit unlike Tomato's book. So far, the content is not toxic, but the number of words is relatively small. It is worth pursuing.