Ma Yichuan is knocked unconscious by a "world-crossing gate" that falls from the sky. When he wakes up, he has shrunk to the size of a seven- or eight-year-old.
Worse still, he's lost his memory. He only remembers that he seems to be a college graduate, fresh out of school, with clear and foolish eyes.
Standing in front of him is Ma Xianhong, who has the same clear eyes and has just decided to make it on his own. "Kid, where's your family?"
Ma Yichuan shakes his head blankly. Ma Xianhong slaps his thigh. "What a coincidence, I don't have a family either! I'll look after you from now on!"
And so, a rebellious tech geek determined to stand on his own finds a novice craftsman who has lost his memory but is terrifyingly gifted by instinct.
Years later, Biyou Village is famous throughout the world of the Outsiders. Village Chief Ma watches his "little brother" build a model star destroyer with his bare hands and falls into thought. "Did I pick up something strange back then...?"
The story starts with The Outcast, then later transmigrates to worlds including White Snake, Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, Journey to the West, and Investiture of the Gods... There may be other mythological worlds too... The final one is Slay the Gods. As for the rest, just tell me what you'd like to see and I'll add it in.
Give it five stars. The rest of the world is about to appear. Apart from making me feel a little bored at the beginning, the rest is pretty good. The protagonist Yi Xin Xiang Dao is also quite strong. He also regained his memory later on, and the background is tough.
The combined association of the overall cultivation system and the mythological system is really a point that makes people's scalp numb. The idea of earth mythology turning into cosmic mythology is really true. It is a wildly imaginative but eccentric and reasonable explanation. If all the plots from the union of the earth to the universe and the extra plots are added up and written in detail, it is completely a star-like novel that is very interesting to read, in which human beings rely on technology and metaphysics (spiritual energy) to move from planetary civilization to cosmic civilization.
In the current three chapters, the protagonist gives me three different feelings, one is ignorant and the other is seeking knowledge. Qin Shi watched with cold eyes, like a chess player. The feeling of returning home in Zhanshen is relaxed and carefree. Quite interesting. However, I haven't seen it mentioned before that the protagonist is someone from Zhan Shen, and it feels a bit abrupt when it comes out later. (If I missed any foreshadowing, remember to tell me. Sometimes it looks like this 🤦 🤦 🤦 🤦 when you look too fast.)
The author's interpretation of Tao and Dharma is very good, but the progress of the plot is a bit slow.
I feel that the first few chapters are not very well written, and the rest of the book is relatively dull. However, I am very interested in the direction of this content, and there is nothing poisonous about it, so I gave it five stars. I think this is the author's first book. I don't know if the author is a newcomer or a reincarnation of an extraterrestrial demon.
It feels good to write down my own thoughts.
Come on, come on, come on
The plot is good and very interesting. The Liaozhai and other things in the introduction are gone. It's too little. See you in the next book. Bye👋
It looks good, that's what cultivating immortals is like
The extra story of Under One Person is very well written.