The spiritual energy comes and the world restarts.
Without a system or a panel, Lin Daosheng, a social worker, only has a pair of eyes that can "see" psychic energy tracks, and the brain of a science and engineering man.
He deduced the iron law of the new era: those who monopolize spiritual energy will decline, and those who benefit all living beings will prosper.
So when the giants in the business world lock up the exercise method in patents, and when Internet celebrities clamor "the strong should not be bound by responsibility",
He backhandedly uploaded a set of open-source exercises to the Internet for free.
Every time one more person benefits, the light on him or her shines brighter;
The beneficiaries were all over the city, and he became the first person to break through after the recovery.
Golden elixir, Nascent Soul, Transformation God - his road is getting higher and higher, and enemies are also emerging one by one:
The capital of enclosure, the country that regards spiritual energy as a strategic asset, and the reapers left over from the old civilization.
And behind all this is a law that runs through eternity——
If you enjoy it alone, it will wither, but if you live together, it will be the way.
Reader comments
When writing this book, I didn't want to write a cookie-cutter, assembly-line fairy tale that only involves mindless upgrading and mindless killing.
Most of the stories about cultivating immortals on the market only focus on the level of cultivation and the strength of skills, but never the real "Tao". Therefore, I built this new Taoist worldview from scratch, breaking the traditional solid framework of cultivating immortals - it is no longer that one person becomes Taoist and all spirits are dust, but that all living beings can develop Taoism and become Taoism.
I have completely sorted out all the realm breakthroughs, skill deductions, sect structures, spiritual stone systems, and worldly rules in the book in advance, and made them self-consistent layer by layer, rejecting logical loopholes, filling in words, and character collapse. The growth of the protagonist Lin Daosheng does not rely on chance or forced cheating. Every decision, every transformation of character, and every leap in realm are well-founded and traceable.
What I want to write about is not just an upgrade of cultivating immortals, but also a complete cultivation civilization and a brand new set of rules of heaven and earth. The book contains sect games, the ups and downs of the world, speculations on the great ways, and the warmth and warmth of people's hearts. It contains the tension of bloody battles and in-depth thinking on the great ways of heaven and earth.
Along the way, there are layers of foreshadowing, and the plot advances steadily. There are no vulgar clichés or abrupt plots that subvert wisdom. I will always maintain stable updates, maintain quality and polish, and carefully present this unique world of "all living beings are the Tao" to everyone in a complete and wonderful way.
I also hope that readers who like hard-core settings, righteous cultivation of immortality, and long-term plots can slowly understand the core of this book and accompany me through this unique Taoist journey.
To be honest, I haven't seen such a detailed book in a long time. Reading through the 52 chapters, none of them can be counted: being scolded as a monster by the Internet, the square being enclosed by capital, going to Yuanjiang to wake up those who hid private property, and finding out the capital to sell and harming more than 40 people, using authorization letters to inspect the testing center, rescuing people in disaster areas, slapping doubters in the face on the public review day... There is something in every chapter, and it is particularly solid.
The most outrageous thing is - it's chapter 52, and this guy has just gotten a serious training method for the first time! I relied on a free and open source introductory exercise, and practiced it myself while teaching others. After practicing on the fifth level, three teaching points were opened, and the system was set up, I remembered that I didn't have a serious exercise yet.
Other books on cultivating immortals start with a focus on Kung Fu techniques, but the protagonist of this book first made the Kung Fu techniques available to the public for free, and practiced the most basic ones for 52 chapters. This is the first time I see this kind of writing, and the pattern is different. Chaseable!
When writing this book, I didn't want to write a cookie-cutter, assembly-line fairy tale that only involves mindless upgrading and mindless killing. Most of the stories about cultivating immortals on the market only focus on the level of cultivation and the strength of skills, but never the real "Tao". Therefore, I built this new Taoist worldview from scratch, breaking the traditional solid framework of cultivating immortals - it is no longer that one person becomes Taoist and all spirits are dust, but that all living beings can develop Taoism and become Taoism. I have completely sorted out all the realm breakthroughs, skill deductions, sect structures, spiritual stone systems, and worldly rules in the book in advance, and made them self-consistent layer by layer, rejecting logical loopholes, filling in words, and character collapse. The growth of the protagonist Lin Daosheng does not rely on chance or forced cheating. Every decision, every transformation of character, and every leap in realm are well-founded and traceable. What I want to write about is not just an upgrade of cultivating immortals, but also a complete cultivation civilization and a brand new set of rules of heaven and earth. The book contains sect games, the ups and downs of the world, speculations on the great ways, and the warmth and warmth of people's hearts. It contains the tension of bloody battles and in-depth thinking on the great ways of heaven and earth. Along the way, there are layers of foreshadowing, and the plot advances steadily. There are no vulgar clichés or abrupt plots that subvert wisdom. I will always maintain stable updates, maintain quality and polish, and carefully present this unique world of "all living beings are the Tao" to everyone in a complete and wonderful way. I also hope that readers who like hard-core settings, righteous cultivation of immortality, and long-term plots can slowly understand the core of this book and accompany me through this unique Taoist journey.
To be honest, I haven't seen such a detailed book in a long time. Reading through the 52 chapters, none of them can be counted: being scolded as a monster by the Internet, the square being enclosed by capital, going to Yuanjiang to wake up those who hid private property, and finding out the capital to sell and harming more than 40 people, using authorization letters to inspect the testing center, rescuing people in disaster areas, slapping doubters in the face on the public review day... There is something in every chapter, and it is particularly solid. The most outrageous thing is - it's chapter 52, and this guy has just gotten a serious training method for the first time! I relied on a free and open source introductory exercise, and practiced it myself while teaching others. After practicing on the fifth level, three teaching points were opened, and the system was set up, I remembered that I didn't have a serious exercise yet. Other books on cultivating immortals start with a focus on Kung Fu techniques, but the protagonist of this book first made the Kung Fu techniques available to the public for free, and practiced the most basic ones for 52 chapters. This is the first time I see this kind of writing, and the pattern is different. Chaseable!