Warhammer Cultivating Immortality: Cultivating the Tao Te Ching in the 40K Universe

It's great to read. Using the system of cultivating immortals to collide with Warhammer is really an idea that I have never imagined. The key author is not bad at writing, the logic can work, and the plot and character creation are also of a good standard. If it stays in its current state, this book will not be bad.

It's pretty good. As someone who doesn't know much about the Warhammer worldview, I felt more comfortable reading it. I didn't feel like the protagonist was being manipulated and used like some novels. This novel didn't make me feel uncomfortable about the attitude of the strongest and the ruler towards the protagonist. This relationship was handled relatively well, and it was actually quite thoughtful.

Another novel Warhammer novel that brings a touch of tranquility and redemption to this chaotic world. It's on par with the Catachan dad next door. It's quite in line with my taste. Come on, author, you must stick to it [Like]

It can be filmed at the level of a web drama, and the excitement is low enough - before the protagonist takes action, the earth will fall apart and after the action, everything will turn around and everything will be calm. This Long Aotian routine may be mediocre to old readers, but it is very suitable for the current mainstream.

It's a good job, you should be rewarded [Sneaky smile] The protagonist's personality is obvious, and the article structure is clear and layered. Bringing the best of the East into the West, adding tolerance to the supremacy of strength. Allow readers to have ideological collisions and emotional touches during the reading process. Ahem (I can't make it up anymore [laughs crookedly])

It is really a good idea to use the philosophy of the sages to solve the cold and cruel problems of the Warhammer world. The exquisite writing style makes people not think about reading ten lines at a time. It is more interesting to read carefully. This novel deserves a higher rating and more readers. The author keeps up the hard work. Come on, this is the first time I want to finish a novel so much [Blow kiss]

It's hard to believe that this is a book that appeared on the Rotten Tomatoes platform. The solid writing style and delicate writing style integrate the traditional Eastern Buddhism, Taoism and Buddhism culture as much as possible without changing the cold and desperate background of 40k. Most of the fan fiction uses pure "coolness" to avoid the background conditions of 40k and pretend to be a sheep.

This is a very good book that I have read on Tomato. Especially if you want to read about saving the original body, you should read it. It will definitely amaze you. Especially the author is very hard-working. Even though the number of words is so high, the rating is a bit low because the author wrote more than 350 chapters from August 11th to now. In terms of hard work, it is normal to add more chapters. I hope the author can work hard! ! !

The writing is good and the storyline is well designed. Although there are some minor flaws, they are basically not major problems. Maybe the foreshadowing at the beginning is a bit too long, and some friends didn't follow it, but as long as you watch it patiently, the later chapters will become more and more enjoyable.

A good book, a very good book. When I first saw it, I thought it was Mao's brainless Warhammer fanfic. Before I read it, I thought it was another novel about solving everything without thinking and using strength, but I didn't expect it to be a good novel that uses philosophy and the ideas of ancient Chinese sages to cultivate one's own "Tao".

This is cultivation of immortality, this is asking. If you really look carefully at the detailed description of "being or not" in this book, you will find that the "cultivation of immortality" in this book jumps out of the traditional "level one" category, and truly writes about "the understanding of thoughts". The best book about realm that I have read so far.

This is my first time giving a gift on Tomato, and it's also the biggest gift I've ever given to an online author. The writing is really great! The writing is smooth, detailed and charming, using our five thousand years of thought treasure to make up for the regrets in the Warhammer worldview. It's really, really, really, really, really, really cool! [Cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]

I admire the author's imagination, the writing is first-rate, and I can't stop reading it. I finished reading it in one night, and I look forward to more updates from the author.

After seeing Chapter 16, the system popped up asking for comments. I'm giving it five stars for the time being because this book aroused my deep interest. I haven't played the game, nor have I read the article. I was attracted purely by the philosophical thinking in the book. The author tries to use some traditional Chinese thoughts to adjust some of the thinking dilemmas of Western philosophy. Let's describe it this way. At least so far, there are no obvious flaws in the logic, but it is highly doubtful whether the former can bear the heavy responsibility given by the author. Regardless, it's an interesting endeavor, so we'll see. Finally, I hope that the storyline of the plot can be further strengthened to meet the natural task of the novel, so that readers will not lack interest, and the author will not be hungry! Hahaha! !

Not bad, not bad, very delicious. It not only writes about the path of cultivating immortals but also writes about the darkness of the Warhammer world. It slowly leads to a hope. It's very interesting. Come on, author, don't stop updating. It's best to not have a female protagonist as it is now. Everything should be based on cultivating immortals and human beings above all else.

It is indeed a good book. The writing is clear and comfortable to read, and there are no big logical loopholes. These two points have surpassed most Tomato books. The author has a deep understanding of our family's culture, and it is quite speculative to analyze Warhammer from the perspective of our family's culture. However, this book is not an exciting combat novel in which the protagonist uses magical powers to kill four vendors indiscriminately. It is not suitable for those who just want to watch the combat to be exciting.

It's well written, and the plot is relaxed and relaxed. It seems that everything is smooth sailing for the protagonist and there is no failure in the story, but it still cannot change the dark direction of part of the Warhammer 40k universe, but a little change is an eternal firefly in this ultimate darkness. Of course, as a Warhammer Total War player, I am usually one of those who play Chaos: World Overwhelm [face covering]

It was refreshing to watch and comfortable to listen to. I saw a lonely torch bearer, lighting up the entire dark world step by step with his own torch. I saw an incomparable Tao, a shining Tao, an ancient Tao belonging to our Chinese nation. You are an unparalleled preacher who shows the ancient ways of our Chinese nation in another world.

I haven't read Warhammer, but this book is well written. The author's update speed reminded me of the famous tentacled eagle (so scary). The book itself is full of various philosophical speculations. The author also explains those obscure classics in simple and easy-to-understand language. It's like taking an interesting philosophy class. It's quite good.

The protagonist works like a nanny for the physical and mental health of the originals. It is very suitable for readers who like the Warhammer world and want to make up for their regrets. However, too many Taoist philosophical thoughts make the reading experience not very good. After all, we are here to read novels for fun, not to take classes.

It's very good. The author has integrated ancient Chinese culture (I suspect the author has really been a Taoist priest). In the content, the protagonist is slowly pulling the thread of fate in the dark Warhammer universe... I hope the author can stick to it (＞y＜)! ! !

Detailed and detailed, the place of enlightenment. Not boring, understand the order, ice in the water, blue in the blue. It's just that the introduction was written too,,,, like a mindless introduction, and I almost missed a good work. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

Seeing the collision of our classical philosophy and the Warhammer universe for the first time, I can feel the Taoist thought that the author has integrated into it bit by bit. There are many pitfalls in the Warhammer setting. Hammer guys may be very emotional sometimes. The author should not give in to unnecessary remarks. Come on! Thank you for your hard work. This book can be said to be one of the two most amazing books among the many Warhammer fics I have read.

It looks good, I thought it was a gimmick at first, but the author really understands the theory and is really integrating the two. Although there are some deviations from the ideal, the flaws do not hide the advantages, and the writing is good.

There is no struggle or moisture, and it explains metaphysics and science from a self-consistent perspective. This is a very enjoyable book. It is enjoyable because you can get to the ending at a glance, and the plot in the middle is unpredictable. It is a book that can be read with or without thinking.

Whether you can read or understand it is another matter, but I think it looks good. At least the author's analysis of this aspect of the Tao Te Ching is very interesting.

Not bad, identified as grain. I just feel that the protagonist is too frustrated, and everyone will step on him and fight with the imperial insects. Yama's book is more enjoyable. If you can talk about cooperation, just talk about it. If you can't, just flip the table. If you have the strength, you won't lick the old man Huang. I feel that he is a subordinate who works hard and doesn't complain. I just need to be more domineering.

There is nothing much to say. The combination I like, the eye-catching interpretation of certain classics and the fairly in-depth understanding of the Warhammer worldview make this book a well-deserved good book. This is my highest praise for him.

It's beautiful, and the author is so prolific, it's like eating golden squid [laughing]

It's not bad. I haven't read the 40k world view, I've only seen other people making jokes, but the overall logical consistency and readability of the novel can be said to stand out compared to other novels. Read it for a while and see how the writing goes.