[Traditional Cultivation] [Imperial Dynasty Fortune] [Ensemble Cast] [Spiritual Qi Revival]
Mandated by Heaven, may he live long and prosper.
These eight brief characters embody an irresistible desire for emperors throughout history.
In the third year of the Great Duan dynasty's Tianque era, fragments of an ancient Qi cultivation manual were unearthed in Luozhou.
In the seventeenth year of the Tianque era, what appeared to be an ancient Son of Heaven's altar for worshipping Heaven was discovered in Dongyue.
In the thirty-ninth year of the Tianque era, a celestial being's remains were found at the ancestral temple of Daoism.
In the forty-ninth year of the Tianque era, an alchemist who sailed across the sea found half a grain of an ancient pill...
As evidence of the existence of many ancient immortals came to light, Li Fu finally came to believe that cultivation was possible in this world.
On this day, Emperor Li Zhao lay on his deathbed, and Li Fu inherited the throne...
Your Majesty, you want to cultivate immortality!
What the hell. . Not ascending the throne. . I also went outside to hang out. . . . Still thinking about hanging out for a few months. . . .
The protagonist's brain circuit is a bit weird. For example, in Chapter 30, the protagonist, as an emperor, wants to popularize the immortality cultivation technique, but he does not let the official come forward, but asks the sect of Longhu Mountain to come. Doesn't this weaken the authority of the imperial court? He undermined the authority of the imperial court and allowed the sect of Longhu Mountain to popularize the cultivation of immortality, making it popular among the people, increasing its power, and becoming a transcendent existence like a holy land. What a bunch of stupid people. The most outrageous thing is that his reason for doing this is: after promoting the cultivation of immortals, there will definitely be immortal cultivators who will bully ordinary people based on their high cultivation level. Then the official will definitely suppress these evil cultivators. Therefore, the protagonist believes that this behavior is contradictory. I am also worried that others will think: If we want to promote the cultivation of immortality, why should we suppress these evil cultivators? This brain circuit is simply baffling. The state promotes schooling, so why can't it punish people who use the knowledge they learn from school (such as chemistry knowledge) to do evil?
At the beginning, he was the protagonist of the first level, and he was almost building the foundation. What happened? That couple broke through from the seventh level to the eighth level and the eighth level of Qi refining. I don't know how to calculate it, but the other way around?
I don't understand how one can reach the peak of Qi training without spiritual energy. It would be better to put it another way. The spiritual energy of the sub-realm is weak and not enough to break through the foundation. Without spiritual energy, it is impossible to practice spiritual energy…
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To be honest, it is an individualistic novel under the banner of an emperor. It's so difficult to read a novel that truly interprets the role of the emperor! As an emperor, he couldn't say anything when he went out, so he went to find the old Taoist priest, but he went there slowly and slowly. There are also plots along the way, just like an experience. It is really speechless to go to the old Taoist priest alone without developing the power of the dynasty. What kind of nonsense can he make? If you have the time to go find him, wouldn't it be better for you to practice in the palace?
It's not a fortune-telling text, and it's a bit of a charade. In the beginning, the Heaven Sacrifice Talisman that led to the revival of spiritual energy needed the emperor's energy, so he became the emperor, then built the foundation, and then went out to wander alone. He didn't have the strategizing skills of an emperor to win a thousand miles, but he felt like a casual cultivator.
The subject matter is good, but there are a lot of typos and some incomprehensible sentences. Plus there are always some incomprehensible words in a paragraph. . . . . Can't you look at it before uploading?
The most disgusting thing about this kind of novel is that you become a prince or an emperor, and then you don't do your job and run around in the world. This person's novel is even more outrageous. He didn't even ascend to the throne, but went straight to the world.
I thought it was a good article when I first started reading it. Chapter 3 is really rubbish. The prince who is over fifty years old and inherits the throne can overturn the throne. It made me laugh to death. Also, he started fighting in the north and south at the age of 12. The army actually didn't listen to the protagonist. It's so 6