
Starting from Worshiping Corpses and Learning Art, We Will Be Arbitrary for Eternity
从拜尸学艺开始独断万古
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 532k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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2.1kReads
6.7Score
251Shelves
121Chapters
468Listens
101.8kReads · all time
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"System, Continue to Simulate, I Will Definitely Be Able to Survive in the Future."
Simulator, quality guaranteed
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Simulator, but I spent three years taking care of my female apprentice in real life, and I like to take risks in real life. If you can accept it, then look at it. Apart from these two points, everything else is pretty good.
The writing is delicate and the lines are gray. It combines the advantages of the rebirth simulation flow and the group portrait flow, eliminates the boring rebirth of the simulation flow, and avoids the disadvantages of the group portrait flow of having to rebuild the character image every time. It is a thoughtful and good book. The article echoes back and forth, and there are many foreshadowings, which makes people want to put it down. Five-star article. Alas, it's a pity that it doesn't have enough stamina. However, the author finished it quickly, measuredly, and knew how to advance and retreat. Come on, look forward to better works in the future.
Protagonists with conscience are really rare in foreign movies. I think this movie is very good, and it is not a virgin at all. The conflicts are handled well. It breaks away from the cool points of numerical values and strength of traditional simulation essays, and instead focuses on the development of narrative and world view. Of course, if you come to foreign persimmons to find spiritual garbage, just ignore it and don't get low scores. Regarding the protagonist's apprentice, it will be useful later, so don't criticize him. Moreover, the apprentice itself plays a role of mental stability and sustenance for the protagonist, and is the protagonist's comfort to himself. The main contradictions in the plot and narrative should be cannibalism and conscience, strength and character. If real society became stronger and stopped eating beef, then society would have been in flames of war. Overall, this book is good, but it may not be suitable for some groups, like chocolate.
The difference from traditional simulators is that you need to obtain a corpse to simulate. However, what is simulated is not the life of the deceased, but the qualifications and body of the deceased are directly obtained, and then the simulation starts with the current timeline. (Actually, if you replace this with drawing talents before starting, there won't be any big difference) The world view is relatively evil. Although he can cultivate immortality, he has to make elixirs from other immortal cultivators every time he advances to a higher level. The protagonist relies on the simulator to continuously improve his cultivation and explore the world, and slowly understand the truth of the world. Generally speaking, the world view and training system are innovative, and the exploration plot is also quite twists and turns, making it a good simulation novel. If you like reading simulations, consider giving it a look. Of course, I have to say that there are some shortcomings. The simulation experience is almost all about improving cultivation, exploring, and breaking situations in a formulaic manner. Overall, it will be a bit boring, especially if the plot is still similar after changing the map, it will be more obvious.
It is well written and interesting, and the author is also very thoughtful. Some readers are just too talkative, resulting in low ratings. The same goes for you, the author. If you want to recruit a disciple with good qualifications, the more corpses you harvest will not affect the plot (every time there are a few corpses, it seems that there is no one in the world, and the corpse collection market has been unable to bring out a few corpses for hundreds of years, which is obviously unreasonable). In reality, it is not difficult to write if safety is the main priority. How to write this kind of article to win the hearts of the people?
Advantages: The world view is good. Each era has a different way to cultivate immortality. I saw around Chapter 50 that in each era, a big hand (suspected of the way of heaven) will cut leeks and cause the immortal path of the previous era to collapse. It feels a bit like the tomb of the gods. If the sky is defeated in the end [Thinking], it is difficult to say. Poison points: 1. You can get corpses inside the simulator and worship them, and the protagonist also has to go out and hang out, which is a bit poisonous. 2. (Wei Wei Poison) What do you say when you have an apprentice? [Taste carefully]. The reality has not passed for long, and the simulator has been freeing up. After the simulation, I will give him the exercises to let him understand. You said that this can be done later in the simulation and the apprentice can give a little help to the people in the simulation, but not much, and there is still some water. Good overall review It's Chapter 82. I thought it was the tomb of the gods attacking the sky, but the author updated it later. Each immortal path is brought about by an imperial soldier (or a pseudo-imperial soldier). The fragments of the imperial soldier in the protagonist's era can absorb the world's heavenly thunder and calamity to recharge. Moreover, the imperial soldier has a previous owner. The emperor's soldier was left here after the owner died. It feels a bit brain-burning. I feel that since writing this, the author has collapsed as he writes.
It was unexpectedly good. Although it is a simulator-type version of Xiuxian, it has many new ideas and many loopholes. But in the end, it just managed to come true, and the ending is okay. Overall, it is worth watching.
A rare masterpiece, a rare subject matter, I haven't seen this kind of writing for a long time. Of course, there are some poisonous points, but relatively speaking, writing this kind of novel is relatively difficult, and becoming an immortal is much more difficult than in other worlds! Why did it take me so long to read a novel that I just discovered has 50 chapters? After working on it for a long time, each page is 4000-5000 words [cover face][cover face][cover face]
Good-looking, good-looking, very good simulation article. It can be said that it is very novel and different from the ordinary ones, but it is very attractive. At least there should be no good people in this world of immortality, but our protagonist can say that the three views are still very good.
I gave 4 stars because I was afraid that Tomato would not recommend it if I gave it 5 stars. So far, both the writing style and the subject matter are very good, but it is not popular. Tomato is sometimes poisonous. I suggest you read about 10 chapters and you will feel that Tomato is really good.
One picture a day and I want to rate it? What are you thinking about?
There are some small bugs, but it's perfect
The Silk Road is strange, borrowing corpses and reviving souls. It has a feeling of simulator cultivation and weird cultivation. Moreover, there are different ways of cultivating immortals in "eras". The boss in the early stage was conquered by the protagonist in the simulation, and the score was too low.
The writing is good, fast-paced and enjoyable. However, the author became a bit impatient after becoming a god. The pace became faster and faster, but it was still very enjoyable to read. It is full of imagination and various layouts and plans, but the plans are a bit sloppy. I finished reading it in one sitting, it was great!
Yes, yes. Although it was a bit abrupt to accept a disciple, he did not focus too much on the disciple later on, but concentrated on cultivating immortals. I hope that when I reach the stage of becoming an immortal, I can maintain the quality and not fall into the trap of matryoshka dolls.
A very good simulation article. Some simulation articles become boring after reading half of it. It feels like a routine, but this one is very unique. The same simulation, but a different story [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully]
Enjoyed watching it, thumbs up
A divine book with a rating of 9 or above! ! ! Get it early and enjoy it early, take a look and check it out
It's pretty good. Tomato has more and more books to read.
As a short story, it is indeed good. The plot structure and writing are good, and the relationship between the characters is well handled. However, the ending is a bit rushed. It would be OK if it were more detailed. Overall, I feel that the score should be around 9.3.
This is really good, apprentice and then continue to learn and simulate.
The author writes well. You can read it later. Some of the ideas are also very good. I like them very much. I hope the author will not give up.
I like this style very much
Not bad, I've read all the chapters
Why doesn't anyone give the author five stars?
It looks good and I personally find it interesting.
This poor apprentice, there are so many people who hate her in the comment section, and she can't keep up with her later cultivation, so just make it into bear biscuits [laughing and crying]
The protagonist is still very capable. Although the pie falling from the sky is not a pie, it is the protagonist who can turn him into a pancake to satisfy his hunger. In the end, he rises against the trend. The finale is a satisfying step-by-step preparation.
The writing is not very good, but the ideas are pretty good.
This is the only novel I've read recently without finishing a word.