I Usher in a New Era of Cultivation in the Modern World

The author's imagination is outstanding, and he perfectly integrates alien black technology and immortal cultivation elements. The middle-aged otaku Rong Yi relies on alien nano-swarms to disguise himself as an immortal cultivator. This setting is novel and interesting, and it is eye-catching. The rhythm of the plot is quite well controlled. From the beginning of Rong Yi's creation of a global spiritual energy recovery to the subsequent spread of alien swarms and the establishment of a magnetic energy network among all mankind, every step is full of surprises and reversals. It is impossible to guess what will happen next. I maintain a high sense of anticipation during the reading process. Moreover, the various settings in the book are also very creative. Rong Yi modifies body organs to cast spells, and uses blood containing nano-swarms as a panacea. These unique settings make the entire process of cultivating immortality extremely novel. It is no longer the routine of traditional cultivating immortals, but is full of the charm of black technology. The character creation is also very successful. The image of Rong Yi, a middle-class otaku, is vivid and vivid. His psychological activities and behaviors are very interesting. As the plot develops, he gradually triggers a series of chain reactions from a person who just wants to pretend to be an immortal cultivator. Watching him face the roaring mountains and tsunami, and worry about "how to play Shattered Void", it really makes people laugh. Overall, this is a novel worth reading as it breaks the framework of traditional fairy tales.

Great idea! Very cool plot! The protagonist creates a path of cultivation, fabricates history, forges a family of cultivation, and takes power by recruiting disciples, while at the same time maintaining his status as the number one person in the world. "I am destiny." The so-called son of destiny is nothing but the direction of my will. A slight flaw is that the plot related to the heroine is relatively cliched, but it can be skipped without affecting the plot and fun! All in all, a great book and highly recommended!

This book is good, with reasonable logic. It uses alien high-dimensional technology and is packaged as a message of immortality to strengthen the protagonist. This route is still blank. Come on, author, I am optimistic about you. The key is that the author should not collapse in the middle and later stages of writing, and the outline must not go astray. In the end, it is the author who should work hard. He does not want a good book to be buried [Like]

Overall, it's pretty good. Different from ordinary immortality writings, this book is very logical and not an ordinary fantasy-yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy ordinary fairy-seeking article. All the sources of immortality, spiritual power (magnetic field), spiritual roots (honeycomb), magical powers (functions of the honeycomb), etc. Are all traceable. In essence, it is a scientific and technological text. Those other ordinary articles on immortality are completely baseless and rely solely on the author's own imagination. If you ask what spiritual power is and where it comes from, you can't explain it clearly. It's boring to read too much. But the biggest criticism of this book is that it has a female protagonist. This kind of invincible immortality novel should not have a female protagonist, otherwise it will become a weakness. If you don't want the heroine to become a weak point, you have to improve the heroine's strength. But sometimes human nature is very complicated, and you can't guarantee whether the heroine will have any other thoughts. (I haven't finished reading it yet, and I will make up for it after reading it.) Adding elements of cultivating immortality to science and technology articles gives people a new look. Whether it is traditional science and technology articles or articles about cultivating immortals, it can be regarded as a kind of creativity, but such a good idea was ruined by the heroine. It was quite interesting to read at the beginning, but after more than thirty chapters, it inexplicably turned into a boring male-female competition, which was a complete failure. Why do you say it's boring? Because Maslow's hierarchy of needs was mentioned earlier (it's very logical up to this point), and the male protagonist no longer has any feelings for such worldly things, but in the end, a hero saving a beauty was staged. It seems that he doesn't care about the female protagonist, but in fact he still cares about the female protagonist. This logic does not make sense at all. One or two chapters were given to the heroine and it was almost over, but several chapters in a row were about the heroine's female rivalry, which made me lose the energy to continue reading. It felt like I had traveled to a female channel. It's not that I don't watch women's videos, but it's really physically uncomfortable to read female-channeled plots in male-channeled novels (it's the same as when reading female-channeled novels about fighting for hegemony and leading troops into war, with a strong sense of tearing apart). Moreover, the heroine of this book is not perfect. She is older, has a previous relationship, and is still so childish and vain. Logically speaking, the hero has no reason to love her at all, and is completely forcibly glued together. Judging from the performance of this book, the author's writing skills, logic, ideas, and creative ideas are all there. The shortcoming is that he can't write about the heroine, and he can't foreshadow the feelings. This heroine ruined half of the book (I haven't finished it yet, but the female competition plot gave me too much space. I resisted and read two chapters and skipped two chapters. It still deviated from the main line. After the female protagonist plot is over, it may get better, but I don't want to read it now). If there was no heroine throughout the book, this book would be given five stars; if the heroine was written better and at least had some emotional foreshadowing, making the reasons for the two people falling in love more logical and eliminating those unnecessary or boring female rivalry plots, it would be given four stars.

The writing is okay, although the male protagonist is really a bit low-key, but the subject matter is my favorite. It's rare that I finished reading it, so let's continue.

It's really good-looking. It should have a score of 9.3 Or above. [Laughs] It's so cool to see the protagonist single-handedly design and create an entire extraordinary system and stir up troubles around the world. The magical powers of the design are also explained in a scientific way. In addition, there are many people showing off in big scenes. It's so exciting that my heavenly spirit cap is flying. Hahaha. But one bad thing is that the battery life is too bad haha. It is obvious that the method is great, but the battery life is really short. I hope it can be improved in the future.

It's indeed a good behind-the-scenes masterpiece. The author's writing is good, but there are some scenes with the heroine in the early stage, but I skipped them directly and it didn't affect my viewing. Overall, it's worth a read. I quite like the author's imagination.

It's very well-written and very thoughtful, but the embarrassing part with the heroine at the beginning gave me goosebumps. It's not bad if I skip it.

Five-star praise [like][like][like] The opening chapter is very cliche. Diaosi is terminally ill and returns to her hometown to wait for death. She accidentally falls on an ancestral treasure (a large magnet) and breaks her head. Her blood fuses, and the terminal illness heals itself without treatment. He figured out the secret method of using the baby for external use and made his first pot of gold by treating the rich. These are all cliche, what is unusual is the subsequent development. The male protagonist did not become a miracle doctor. Because he developed more functions, he aspired to become a living immortal or even a contemporary Taoist ancestor. At first, he had to trick the wealthy family into working for him, and secretly attracted the powerful families to join him. Slowly, there are seven or eight disciples and elders who have left the sect [laughing and crying] Later, more magical powers were developed based on scientific principles. Private laboratories created classic monsters such as Dragon King, Shrimp Soldier, Qingqiu Fox, etc., And directed and performed the drama of "revival of spiritual energy and return of monster gods" domestically and even around the world. The relationship between the disciples of the sect is well described. Even if the immortal touches the top and is in awe of the master, they have families behind them and they know that there is a competitive relationship between them. There is cooperation and intrigue, but with the male protagonist pretending to be a ghost and playing the role of a descendant of an ancient cultivating family plus his strength, it is generally controllable. From an ordinary person to a living immortal, returning to his hometown in splendid clothes, slapping snobbish relatives and friends in the face, pretending to be a pig to eat a tiger, having an epiphany after great joy and great sorrow, and other scenes that are popular with the public were not arranged for the male protagonist, but were given to his disciples. [Cool]

I think a heroine with this kind of real personality is quite good, one who loves to take advantage, is vain, and has scheming ideas. She is better than the same cloned Virgin heroine who represents love and justice. The male protagonist is also a cheat that comes from the sky. If it is cheaper and has no emotional basis, and is just a group of people who are just waiting for a price, will it really be good as a reader? I think it is a better choice to make up for the regrets of the past and find the people who once had feelings for each other and inspired me in the most innocent times.