The Immortal Cultivation Tale of Albert Einstein
爱因斯坦修仙传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 122k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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There is no other world like this that is unique in the world of cultivating immortals! The journey of the world's top scientists to become immortals is worth looking forward to! Today's immortality writing has embarked on a path of unlimited imagination, no need for basic logic, and purely satisfying personal desires. For example, in many "Many Children, Many Blessings" novels, the most beautiful fairies in the world of immortality are yours, and they can also help you evolve your spiritual roots. Then you only need to do one thing all day long: have children with fairies, and the children you have will become more and more powerful. Why is this kind of purely mindless plot so popular? Have you completely numbed yourself while reading? It's okay if it's a little bit more realistic than reality, but is it so extreme that readers will get lost? ——The more powerful the creatures in nature, the weaker their ability to reproduce. Otherwise, the weak will not be given a way to survive. Should we give up such basic rules?