Who Said You Could Really Cultivate Immortality?

Personally, I prefer this type. There are 3 reasons. 1. Traditional Chinese culture emphasizes harmony and win-win. The protagonist's cultivation method in this book fits my understanding. 2. The moral standard is high, and it is not fun to pretend to be 13, rob, kill, etc. It is more in line with people's high moral cognition in psychology. 3. In general, immortality writing always involves absorbing and plundering, either absorbing spiritual energy or plundering resources. The main point of the protagonist's cultivation in this article is to understand one's own heart, from the inside out. Basically, the former method will lead to insufficient resources and even other consequences, such as the end of the Dharma era. It is obviously a pest in nature and is not in line with long-term development. If the way of heaven is right, it will not allow such a way to exist. Therefore, overall, I personally feel that this is a cultivation model that is truly in line with traditional Chinese culture. It is relatively close to what I consider to be orthodox cultivation.

This book is really good, especially the story about Lu Bu fighting for Diao Chan and Sun Wukong. Hundreds of people gathered together in the battle, but Xue Baochai was indeed too strong. If Nuoshou hadn't used an outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six-fold strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes are so immersive, and the character descriptions are spot on!

I am willing to give it 9.9 Points. This book is my ideal Taoist thought and action, and it is also an invincible and refreshing novel. The combination of the two is not so abrupt. It will not be like other invincible novels that fill the world with brainless NPCs, nor will it be the same NPC that was very powerful in the past and became brainless when meeting the protagonist. Although the protagonist is invincible and can also travel around the world, unlike many people who fly swords and ships to one place in the later period, good and evil are clearly distinguished in the article, the folk customs are simple, there are good and bad mountain spirits and wild monsters, the gods and monks are polite, down-to-earth, and step by step is true. I have read 62 chapters, and I am still reading. I will continue to get full marks. It can surpass the original Tao of Buddha.

A very clear book. I enjoyed reading it. Thank you very much. I really like the Taoist family, the inconspicuous master, the awesome senior brother, the cute little junior sister, the diligent junior brother, the naughty little dumpling, and the ruthless Hakimi

It's good-looking, not so violent, not so deliberately mindless, and the author doesn't force the protagonist to stuff treasures and opportunities, stuff beautiful girls into porn, it's a serious fairy tale, I recommend it!

Although I have only read ten chapters, the writing is silky smooth and not watery at all. Every scene is like a beautiful picture scroll imprinted in my mind. It is really like fairy grass. Big cheers for the author! I asked someone to write it before, but the quality behind it is very low. It starts high and goes low. Alas, it's a pity.

It looks great, I have no hesitation in giving it 5 stars. The current rating is on the low side, maybe because I just opened the book. The words are meaningful, the flavor of the fairy tale is strong, the writing is brisk and not verbose, and I have a deep understanding of the word "fate". It is good-looking and good-looking.

1. There are many comments in the comment area. Regarding the master, I mentioned before that the soul body of a Taoist disciple entered his master's body, and he was the founder of Longhu Temple, and then changed. It was not that he changed, and the identity of the master himself is also a mystery. The author is digging holes, and will fill it in later. 2. The characters in this novel are very delicate. Each person has his own characteristics and is flesh and blood. You can imagine each character in your mind based on the description. This is great and makes people more sympathetic. 3. This is on Tomato, but it is also because Tomato is a place to read cool articles, and the audience is also a place to read cool articles. The author has made a compromise. The protagonist is invincible, but he also hopes that the author will write according to his own ideas in subsequent creations. You are in control of the pen, and what you write is your work. 4. Update, hurry up, update 30 chapters a day

The book is very good, and the writing is very charming. The protagonist is not like a cultivator, but more like a Taoist. The author's writing style is very good. I currently feel that the rating is worthy of 9.3. This is because the current word count is too small and I cannot be completely sure. It is not enough. If I continue to maintain it, it will be at least 9.5.

This book is really well written, and it once touched upon the truly original concept of cultivating immortality. The only shortcoming is that the protagonist is set as a time traveler, but in fact it is set as an orphan begging. The master sees the young guy and wants to trick him into gaining some popularity and doing hard work at the same time. The pattern will be higher.