A Cultivator Teaching the Dao in a Low-Martial World

Not interesting The protagonist has been pretending to be a pig, eating the tiger, and doing crazy things Let's put it this way, obviously as long as you reveal your strength and identity There will be a lot of people following you What should the main plot be? Click on Sendai to attract people Gain spiritual power Click on Sendai to attract people Repeat crazy things What is the protagonist doing? Click Sendai to attract people once Make trouble Make trouble Make trouble Make trouble What's going on? Have nothing to do, do crazy things and offend people Is it difficult to preach? Difficult Anyone who says that he comes from a certain big force, shows his strength, and means that he is here to preach. A bunch of people will go crazy to join you and pursue you The whole world's geniuses profit compounded The main plot of the protagonist is completely irrelevant, and the branch plots are developing crazily with no beginning or end. The next branch plot is not finished yet, and the main plot is slowly grinding aside. You might as well ask me to be an immortal in a low-level world of martial arts. I don't even have the feeling of being behind the scenes or preaching.

The protagonist is very powerful! But the fight was so frustrating! Too depressing

[Smile] This book is very similar to a book I have read. The protagonist is also the son of a useless city lord, but his feet are useless at the beginning. He also pulls people in to give him spiritual energy, so that the spiritual energy of the world can be revived and cultivated. Behind the scenes, he also solves the crises around him at the beginning, and cultivates the people around him. [Laughing awkwardly] Is the world written in this book definitely about martial arts training? I feel like I can't tell the difference between martial arts and cultivation. Also, I can see the line of cause and effect clearly with just one level of Qi training. Hey! [Thinking] I can understand all kinds of frivolous operations in the system, but why does the protagonist of the problem do frivolous things?

To be honest, the author's writing of the consequences of interpersonal relationships is too complicated. Just because the protagonist is afraid of the consequences and chooses to ignore them, it is like a matryoshka doll and slows down the progress. I don't like this very much. Since I have written about ignoring the consequences, I should finish what I am doing and then leave instead of staying in the same place and waiting. Isn't this adding consequences to myself and adding to the obstacles?

No wonder no one reads such a trashy novel.

Still cultivating immortality? Stop cultivating. If there is a world with dragon energy, you won't even try to cultivate it. You are just a fairy! Cultivation as an immortal means fighting for one's life. If you play like this, by the time you have established your foundation, all those who started at the same time as you will have overcome their tribulations and become immortals! Cultivation of immortals to kill people and seize treasures is commonplace. As long as you level up quickly, you will end up killing others. Stop it. The end of the pig's trotters is just being bruised and ashes. Cause of death: Upgrading too slowly!

It's just so-so, it's boring after just a few pictures.

What this author writes is no different from pediatrics. Reading what he writes is dirtying your own eyes.

I really don't understand. It's so difficult to kill a second-level person easily during Qi training, but then encounter a second-level person after building a foundation...

Nice idea. But it's written like something. Strike hard at ordinary people, but save a hand against the royal family. You obviously have that kind of strength, but you have to hit them once and then let them go, waiting for them to come back and cause trouble again. It's the same old cliche.