Tai Er's transformation revealed the truth about the Lich's calamity, and he escaped into the East China Sea with the Chaos Bell to occupy Penglai. After repelling the dragon spies and collecting corpses to refine the body, Emperor Jun transformed into an invitation to establish the Demon Court together, but was declined. He watched when Nuwa created humans, and listened when she was preaching in Zixiao Palace - the sage calculated and found that the variable "Eastern Emperor" deviated from the predetermined trajectory of heaven.
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I don't know if it's AI, I don't seem to see any contradictions.
The protagonist becomes Hongjun's fourth disciple and embarks on the path of killing three corpses. I'm quite puzzled by this. I remember that in the prehistoric novels many years ago, every one of them disliked beheading three corpses to achieve enlightenment. But now, many prehistoric novels are about beheading three corpses.
I have no problem with the same consciousness controlling clones of multiple bodies. Different bodies are like left and right hands. But the clones in these prehistoric novels are almost all independent consciousness, and only share memories. It is almost the same to say that these clones are brothers or father and son.
I don't know if it's AI, I don't seem to see any contradictions. The protagonist becomes Hongjun's fourth disciple and embarks on the path of killing three corpses. I'm quite puzzled by this. I remember that in the prehistoric novels many years ago, every one of them disliked beheading three corpses to achieve enlightenment. But now, many prehistoric novels are about beheading three corpses. I have no problem with the same consciousness controlling clones of multiple bodies. Different bodies are like left and right hands. But the clones in these prehistoric novels are almost all independent consciousness, and only share memories. It is almost the same to say that these clones are brothers or father and son.