Cultivation in the Red World: the Road to Enlightenment

Now that I've finished chasing part of it, let's talk about my true feelings. This book follows the fusion path of traditional immortals and history. There is no system or time travel. It is just a step-by-step practice for ordinary people. Lin Qingyang grew up during the Jiajing period, and his practice line is combined with historical events, such as the Jiajing government and Zhang Juzheng's reforms. He has a strong sense of immersion. He can see mortals struggling in the world of mortals and moving up. The description of the exercises is also practical and not mindless. However, the pace is a bit slow, so those who like fast pace may have to adapt. Overall, it is worth reading among orthodox fairy tales. I give the author a thumbs up for his writing skills~

This is a unique fantasy work that breaks out of the common routine of system and time travel, uses the mortal flow as the base, and cleverly integrates historical fantasy and traditional fairy tales. The protagonist Lin Qingyang's growth line is solid. From a young man with a "white jade body" deep in the Qinling Mountains, he worships the Taoist gate and begins to practice. In the progression from Yiyangsheng to ascension, it not only has a detailed description of the practice of martial arts, but also integrates the historical context of the Jiajing Dynasty and Zhang Juzheng's reforms, allowing the growth of the Xianxia to take root in the rich historical soil. The plot of fighting against the Ming Cult and exploring the demonic abyss of life adds passion and suspense; family, friendship, and love are intertwined, and finally sublimate to the point of "too much to forget love", with rich emotional levels. With history as the bones and refreshing writing as the flesh, the fairy tale runs through it, and the unique fusion idea is worth tasting.

This book is really beautiful, I was very attracted to it [Admiration] [Like] No system, no time travel, pure mortal flow + historical fantasy + traditional fairy tale, it will hit the hearts of cultivation fans! The most amazing thing is the fusion of history and immortality! The Jiajing Dynasty, Zhang Juzheng's reforms, the change of Ming and Qing Dynasties... Major historical events are used as replicas. You can fight monsters and witness the rise and fall of dynasties on the way to practice. The exercises are described in detail and the practice is profound. It has both refreshing writing and passion, as well as the fairy flavor and enlightenment of traditional immortals. Don't miss it if you are a master of cultivation!

The protagonist has experienced various tests in the world of mortals and realized the seven emotions and six desires in the world. He is no longer like the cold, aloof and arrogant immortal in other books who does not care about worldly affairs. Instead, he cultivates his own way in the world, which is more pyrotechnic.

I have read a lot of books about cultivating immortals. It would be no exaggeration to say that this novel is the "instruction manual for walking and cultivating immortals" in the world of cultivating immortals! Highly recommended to readers who have certain requirements for novel text and cultural heritage. The following review does not contain spoilers, please feel free to read: 1️⃣The protagonist's path to immortality is very real: the protagonist has a halo and a sense of satisfaction, but he actually enters the world, realizes Taoism, practices, and practices step by step. He is different from ordinary writers with golden fingers. 2️⃣This is not a fictional article, it is a lot of fun to recognize the old faces in the history books on the way to immortality. 3️⃣Teach you step by step how to cultivate immortality, and some of its insights are worth reading again and again.

The villain setting of the Illuminati Cult is quite interesting. It is not the kind of evil just for the sake of being evil. Every time the villain appears, there are a lot of secrets involved. For example, the mystery of the Demonic Abyss made me rush in and tell them the truth.

The protagonist learns to be strong in adversity, cherish in betrayal, and remain humble in victory. Every step he takes is so determined, making readers seem to see the image of a real struggler.

What is "Tao"? How to "enlighten"? This book describes the experience of seeking and enlightening the Tao from the perspective of the first person "I". So far, it has taken me through everything from a mortal to a god. Compared with third-person novels about cultivating immortals, it is indeed more difficult to write, and it is also unique. There are many golden sentences in the book, and the author's understanding of Tao is also reflected in the author's knowledge and thinking. See the world, see others, see yourself. The saying that the way of heaven is lacking, whether you cultivate the way of heaven or the way of man, has given me a lot of inspiration. Worth recommending! [Praise]

Asking is both a result and a process. In many novels about cultivating immortals, most of them describe cultivating immortals from the third-person perspective of God. The author of this novel uses the first-person perspective to describe the world of immortality in his own eyes, and uses his own experience to achieve enlightenment. Whether it is the difficulty of writing or understanding, it requires profound thinking. Overall, the author's description of enlightenment is very profound and fascinating. It is very novel in today's immortal cultivation themes. The background of the story unfolds slowly, grandly and not procrastinating, leading me to experience a different experience of cultivating immortals. Looking forward to more storylines in the future and what heights the hero will reach in the end! [Laughing]

It's quite good, from the introduction of the characters in the front to a little bit of practice in the back. It's not rushed, but it's not procrastinating either. The author's writing style seems to be very solid. It's still quite attractive to me so far, so I can continue reading.

Lin Qingyang's dilemma is very real. On the one hand, he is worried about Si Sirou's position, and on the other hand, he is afraid that he cannot control the power of the star sector. He also has to think about the collusion between the Guangming Sect and the inner court. These thoughts are not hidden, just like ordinary people encountering a lot of troubles, making me anxious with him.

This book is very good! I read more than dozens of chapters in one go. The whole process was non-toxic and very immersive. I haven't read Mortal Flow for a long time. I want to pick it up again after reading this book. I must give it a five-star review [Hold][Hold]

To practice, you must first cultivate your mind. If your mind is not stable, you will not learn anything. I feel that this sentence is also very applicable in reality. It is much better than those cool novels that start with no reason. The growth line of the male protagonist is too stable. He does not reach the sky in one step, but slowly lays the foundation with the master.

I was disdainful at first, but later I became addicted to it, it's so delicious! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh! ! The subject matter is really novel, the author is very imaginative, the plot is full of twists and turns, and the foreshadowing is wonderfully laid out. I have read a lot of novels, but this one is the only one that I can't get enough of, and I have this crazy idea that I still want to read it.

Mortals become immortals, and combined with the history of the Ming Dynasty, the setting is quite attractive. The protagonist Lin Qingyang was born with a "white jade body" and practiced with his master, starting from the basics. This process is very immersive. Historical events are combined with the plot of Xianxia, ​​such as the events of the Jiajing Dynasty, Zhang Juzheng's reforms, the fight against the Guangming Sect, and the exploration of the demonic abyss of life. The story is quite layered. I just hope that the historical part will not dominate the scene and the main line of cultivating immortals will be well grasped.

It looks so much like the fairy tales I watched in the early years! Apprenticeship, practice Kung Fu, and enter secret realms, the system is all about hard work. The realm ranges from "Yangsheng" to transformation into gods. Each book has specific details of cultivation, unlike some books that just pile up settings. The life of a Taoist priest in the Haiba Jiajing Dynasty. The waves of Zhang Juzheng's reforms were mixed in, retro yet fresh, and old Xianxia fans were ecstatic.

Seriously, this is the best novel I've ever read. Each character image jumps out on the page, the characters' emotions are very real, the plot connections are very vivid, and the logic is rigorous, as if writing a real history. The details in the article are already very good, after all, no one is perfect.

The male protagonist behaves differently, so natural. While other children are running all over the mountain to catch loaches, he feels a stone in his heart. He is not insisting that he is born extraordinary to pave the way for the strange dreams and encounters with the white-haired old man. I have a very accurate feeling that the male protagonist will become a great person.

I like fantasy cultivation novels the most, and this work is even more impressive. The author tells the story in a eloquent way, and writes Lin very vividly. It is exciting to watch, and it seems that this is what cultivation is like, and the stages of practicing Qi, Nascent Soul and so on are the only way to cultivate immortality.

Lin Qingyang is simply the chosen male lead. White jade has a high starting point, has principles in doing things, and values ​​​​love and righteousness towards friends and old friends. Although he is a cultivator, he can empathize with ordinary mortals. He understands the vastness of the universe and still pities the green grass and trees.

I caught up with the latest chapter in one go, no system, no time travel, it can be said to be a first-person perspective of a mortal cultivating immortality, telling the protagonist's life experience, the perspective is very immersive, it is a very good novel [Like]

The author does not use fancy words, but tells a down-to-earth story of cultivating immortality: the protagonist grows up from a child, learns skills from a teacher, gets into trouble, and makes friends step by step. The scenes of the Jiajing years and the life of a Taoist priest are written like true stories. It is not strenuous to read, but you can follow the protagonist to feel the pain and joy of cultivation. It is suitable for catching up before going to bed.

The relationship between master and apprentice, brotherhood, and love finally sublimates to the point of "too much love". It's not a mindless spiel, but the protagonist slowly sees through it in practice - after struggling for his relatives and friends one by one, he understands that detachment is not ruthlessness. Emotions become natural, making upgrades not just numerical values, but more like real people growing up. This is so exciting.

This book is exciting and enjoyable. Fantasy cultivation of immortality will always be my favorite. The incarnation of the golden elixir Yuanying is the road to cultivation of immortality. Lin Qingyang writes it vividly. His experiences and stories are even more exciting and refreshing.

When writing novels, I write novels like this. This book is a specimen of the cultivating immortality genre. The characters are vivid, the plot is clear, the plot content is rich, the events are vivid and lifelike, and all the scenes are vivid to the reader.

The beginning of the story is wonderfully written. Lin Qingyang uses a visual memory to describe the feeling of transcendence. It is quite interesting. Even though I had originally guessed that he would embark on the path of cultivating immortality, I still wanted to follow the author's intention and read on!

This book is really good to read [Like] The flavor of traditional Xianxia is very strong, and the description of the techniques and the stages of practice are quite accurate. The protagonist Lin Qingyang is a mortal, practicing step by step. Without the golden finger that suddenly becomes stronger, it feels more real. The setting of the fusion of history and Xianxia is also good. There are historical elements such as Jiajing and Zhang Juzheng, as well as clues to fight against the Guangming Cult and explore one's life experience. I just watched it, and I don't know if the balance between history and Xianxia can be done well later.

, The picture is extraordinary, isn't it? In the small village of Qinling in the third year of Jiajing period, the morning mist wrapped the thatched huts, and the blood on the hands of the mother-in-law, and the smoke of the father's sweat cigarette were all written very carefully. The village scenery automatically appeared in my mind.

The author incorporates deep philosophical thinking and social observation into the novel, causing readers to think and reflect on real issues. Readers will look for the wisdom of life and the meaning of human existence in the story.

There is no fooling around during the fight, from drawing the talisman to open the door to destroying the blood bead, every step has details. The master draws the talisman, Silhouette designates the location, and the male protagonist uses the power of the star area. Instead of killing the villain instantly when he comes up, he has to hide from the guards to block the ghost shadow and fight with the ghost guardian. The palms of the people watching are sweating.