The Outcast: Ascending to Immortality Through the Eight-Nine Mystical Arts

I confessed my love to the rope, and she kept hanging on me. My face was always red, and I felt like I was in love. It turns out that happiness can really make people breathless, and my heart is slowly relaxing. Everything from childhood to adulthood is appearing in front of my eyes.

Not much to say, the time traveler knelt down and licked me like a dog [I learned it] If I can't get into the capital, can I still get into the capital?

The author has a strong cultural background and really understands the Taoist philosophy of cultivation. He also brought Immortal Daying to life. The whole book seems to have the spirit of seeking Taoism with drums. The only pity is that the world attaches great importance to skills and despises Tao. This book really seeks Taoism and truth, so there is too little description of the special effects of the exercises, which in turn lacks some selling points.

It is very beautiful, the plot is smooth, and the characters have their own characteristics. Based on the original story, the plots of those characters are enriched, and some characters in the original work have achieved more satisfactory results. Although he is still in the preliminary stage, he is quite knowledgeable in all aspects of the author's writing and is worth reading.

The writing is quite nice, but every time I see the author's Tao in the novel is immortality, I get scared, because I always feel that people who pursue longevity tend to live in the world, and those who do not die when they are old are thieves. This kind of obsession is quite scary, and it reminds me of Qin Shihuang in his later years. But when you talk about pursuing knowledge, I also feel that people who pursue knowledge may also fall into obsession, lack of morality, and those who pursue sincerity may be lawless. But in general, I feel that the pursuit of immortality is not vigorous enough from the starting point. The core of longevity is "fear of loss". The essence of seeking immortality is the fear of death and the fear of losing everything we have now. The foundation is cowardice and nostalgia, and the escape from the end. Once immortality is the ultimate goal, people will slowly abandon all bottom lines. Worldly morality, friendship, and principles will become burdens that hinder living. In order to survive, you can sacrifice your descendants, plot against your fellow disciples, and abandon your original intention. Other obsessions will also go astray, but the starting point is different Seeking true knowledge: The original intention is to explore the world and see the laws clearly. People will get into trouble, become indifferent, and ignore human feelings for the sake of truth, but its starting point is to explore the world outwards, and the pattern is naturally broad. Even if he goes crazy, he is still questioning the world, not just to save his own life. •Sincerity: People who stick to their true intentions tend to flout worldly rules and become lawless. But the core of obsession is to protect one's personality, one's self, and pursue an open and comfortable life. The starting point is to establish oneself, not to survive. All obsessions can drag people into the abyss, but the original intention of longevity is "self-preservation" from the beginning.

For now, I still follow the style of the previous book. To be honest, I like this style very much. This book is very in-depth. Uh, for the key plot, although it doesn't follow the fan fiction of the original version and directly insert the action into the original plot, this part of the plot developed by myself is very attractive. Regarding the portrayal of the protagonist, the early portrayal was more in-depth, more fashionable, and full of the protagonist type. As we move forward, we should have our own main storyline. Maybe later on, if we join in a little bit of the timelines of the protagonists in the original book or two, we will basically follow our own timeline, which is very good.

People who read the book are outsiders and can judge others. But have you ever thought that the person in the book is not a god and that all causes and effects are under his control? If you think so, I have nothing to do. What you want is for a god to end up playing games with mortals, not to walk the road alone.

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Old thief, please update too slowly. The Lu Family's Road to Immortality is better in this book, but it's a bit rushed later on. Please hurry up and don't interrupt.

After reading the Lu family's book, it's quite good. I'll support it by reading it newly.