Rebellion Begins with Beating My Ungrateful Father!

666, I'm lovesick. Why did this book automatically end up on my bookshelf?

After reading the Omnics that appeared in the latest chapter, I suddenly had an idea. Isn't this world a post-apocalyptic era? Humanity used a large number of nuclear weapons in wars when nuclear weapons were still immature, destroying the original era. The new world fell into the haze of nuclear radiation. People who survived the radiation mutated to a greater or lesser extent. Among them, the genes of those who produced beneficial mutations continued and had some extraordinary abilities. Their descendants called the favorable genes left behind by the great mutation the aptitude for cultivating immortals, and called the radiation aura, and established a new social order on the original land. The first generation leaders of the Nine Holy Lands were all surviving scientists. The original purpose of diluting the spiritual energy was not to restrict people's cultivation, but just to prevent people from ingesting a large amount of radiation at one time, which would lead to genetic collapse and death. The so-called exercises were just some methods they summarized based on their own bodies to reduce radiation damage, and were eventually perfected by later generations into the exercises that can assist cultivation today. Why is this society so crazy? Because everyone is just a madman struggling in the wasteland. They are already crazy, so they regard the wasteland as a prosperous city and imagine countless genius treasures. The protagonist is just crazy again at this level of madness.

After reading this book, I quickly read How to Cultivation with No Money at a certain point, and the difference was huge. They all belong to the theme of cultivation punk, but the satire and jokes are not on the same level. It is obvious that the author wrote this theme late when he saw the popularity, but the bitter irony far exceeds the lack of money. The most important thing about punk works is satire and absurdity that entertains you to death. Changing the human female into a mouse may be to avoid censorship and weaken readers' dislike of female characters, but it does increase the interest. In my opinion, it is a better setting than the original idea. Having no money is still too cliché. Xionglanggou used to have some brains, but now he just uses the setting of old sesame seeds and rotten millet to fit into the established formula and mediocrity for money. What his book lacks in satire, he makes up for in person. As for 5 points, I'm not afraid because I do recognize this work. After all, Tomato has to hedge against a certain point. As long as the opponent is not dead, this work is unlikely to die, not to mention that the theme is resistance and red. However, this kind of work can easily become boring due to lack of inspiration. Fortunately, there are a lot of things going on recently and there are a lot of jokes, so just take a look and cherish them.

Why is the rating so low? This book is so fun to read as a cool article. When I first clicked on the recommendation on the homepage, I read the first one. I thought it was quite confusing and boring. The more I read, the more I got over it. After the first chapter, it was very interesting after reading the first chapter. Haha, haha. Why is the rating so low? It's a good book. If you like abstract things, come and read it.

This is the most hilarious book I have ever read. I read a review and it made me laugh so hard that it made my stomach hurt. Reality. Please leave a message and check in first.

It must be a five-star review. It must be given. I am afraid that if I don't give it now, I may not see it in the future. What a biting irony, the soul of a migrant worker is that people are superior to others.

The setting is very interesting and worth seeing, but why are there so few people?

As soon as I read Chapter 11, I knew this was a great novel. The concept is brilliant. The current main plot is to overthrow the Tianmeng, and the minor plot is to crush that spiritual energy-absorbing formation. The rhythm is well controlled, without dragging or hiding clumsiness.

I personally label this book as satire + realism + abstraction + boldness, although the author may have had some dirty dealings with Shen He, so that the wording is very wild and unruly. But out of a protective mentality I won't give it five stars. In addition, the male protagonist of this book (as of 2028-02-28) so far has not been brilliantly portrayed, but some supporting characters are vivid, three-dimensional and... Abstract. The one who impressed me the most was Young Master Yunsheng. What's his surname? It seems to say J, right? I don't know if I can sing "You Inspire Me" [smile][smile][smile]

I don't have the money to make some immortal Tomato version. It's quite far from the original, but you can still watch it.