I Cultivate Immortality Through Good Deeds

My thoughts after reading "I Rely on Merits to Cultivation to Immortality" - This is a novel that made me stay up late until dawn To be honest, I just flipped through this book casually. After reading the first chapter, I knew I was into it. The opening volume of the first volume, "The Fall of the Prince," gave me a hard time. Xiao Chen had no spiritual roots. He was despised by his father, framed by the queen, his legs were crippled, and his crown prince was taken away. Finally, his memory was sealed by the ancestor of the Qingyun Sect, and he died alone in the Valley of Ten Thousand Demons. Before he died, he carved the word "hate" on the back of his hand. At that moment, I almost couldn't hold back my tears. Then comes rebirth. Surgeon Zhang Xiaomao died on the operating table and woke up as Chen Erdan, a scavenger boy at the bottom of the immortal world. The doctor's holy hands, the merit system, saving people to accumulate merit and become immortal - this setting is really wonderful. When you see him using penicillin to save people, exchanging merit for spiritual seeds, and breaking boulders with bull fists, the feeling of "a mortal defying nature" is simply addictive. But what I want to praise most is the "human touch" of this book. The scene where Cao'er hides the steamed bun and leaves it for her brother, the scene where Mu Qingyi blushes while tying Zhang Xiaomao's armor, Aunt Chen's words "I'll keep it for you" - these details are not gorgeous rhetoric, but they are more poignant than any gorgeous rhetoric. The author Zhang Xiaomao's writing is not sensational, but it is full of true feelings, and it can be seen that it has been polished with care. At present, we see Mu Qingyi leaving, and the third volume "Visiting Youzhou" has just begun. Zhang Xiaomao refused Living Yama's solicitation and said, "I would like to be a weed, not fighting for high branches, but only taking root deep in the frozen soil." I suddenly understood why this book is called "I Rely on Merits to Cultivate Immortality" - not by talent, not by background, but by reaching out to save people again and again, and standing up in the mud again and again. If you like flesh-and-blood protagonists, delicate emotions, and counterattacks that climb up step by step from the bottom, this book is worth pursuing. It has been added to the bookshelf and is waiting for updates.

The three views are super righteous. Only by doing good deeds can you achieve enlightenment. After watching this, you will feel particularly peaceful and healed.

The story of survival at the bottom is so realistic. The part about scavenging to support the family was sad and made me cry.

The thinking is clear and beautiful. I watched it in one sitting and it was very exciting. The characters are distinct.

The characterization is complete and I recommend it to everyone. It's hard to imagine that I read it in one sitting. The author's writing style is also good.

The protagonist has a down-to-earth personality, is kind but not irritable, and has a particularly lovable personality.

Wonderful, a book that I can keep following

This alternative form of cultivating immortality seems to be both stress-relieving and relaxing. I highly recommend it.

I feel that this book is not only about cultivating immortality, but also about the benevolence of doctors.

The prince in the previous life was picking up rags in this life, and his merits were exchanged for everything. It was so beautiful.