Travel Through the Portrait of Zhu Di and Teach Jiajing How to Cultivate Immortality

This book is a bit bad. The protagonist depends on the country's destiny but always lets those who ruin the country's destiny go. There is always a feeling that the country can survive only by its halo.

He clearly knows that the fate of the country is important to him, but he acts like a bystander, not taking the initiative or refusing, and only turning the tide at critical moments. Human life is really just a number.

I don't know what to say, but the protagonist is real, [cover face] [cover face] I was laughing so hard, the more I watched, the more speechless I became.

It seems strange that Guoyunliu ended up in person. And they haven't dealt with it well. They have already mastered the magic spell and talisman water, which are the simplest ones. They don't need it. They have to use the flow of fire from the sky. Even if you only make 100 people invulnerable, the morale of 5,000 people will be raised and they can fight. Needless to say, curse killing, once the top brass dies, there will be chaos, and we can also fight. Invisibility, earth escape, soaring into the clouds, riding in the fog, summoning the gods, any of them are better than the falling fire from the sky. You don't need to use the means of cultivating immortals. You can collect gunpowder in the city and make a hot air balloon, even if it is a one-time use. Or if you have the knowledge reserves, you can make Big Ivan or iron fragment grenades (I remember there are things similar to grenades, but they are not used on a large scale).

The author's writing is good, it's really good, keep it up. Those who give bad reviews, the national destiny, does not let you kill people casually, it must be consistent with Zhu Di's character, and Jiajing is not a robot. Besides, you have killed all these people whose names have been left in history. What else are you writing? Tell me what you have written? What are you thinking? The author writes so well, and you don't even know the main point of the author's writing, so he is just blabbering? According to your idea, what else should you write, should you write about cultivating immortals?

Zhu Di should be half behind the scenes. After all, he is a time traveler and a cultivator of immortality. I hope the author can continue to write it without being a prisoner.

Going out to provide disaster relief and engaging in politics in person is a bit of a loss of status. It doesn't feel like a fairy. Also, being a portrait and being able to turn into a human again doesn't work for me personally.

The subject matter is really good, it's refreshing, and the rules are reasonable. In the future, don't write about intrigues between royal families, or about supreme force directly suppressing other ink marks. The book is fine, but why hasn't it been updated for several days? ?

It's a bit interesting at the beginning, but the portrait has to do everything by yourself and eat, which really brings down the whole setting... It's not interesting.

Interesting, added to bookshelf