From the Start, I Broke Through the Mountain: From Baby to Dao Ancestor of All Realms

It's very interesting. Don't be misled by the introduction. I was skeptical when I read the introduction. Well, because the previous three examples felt like those bloody novels about gentlemen. It's an anti-routine, but if you watch too many counter-routines, it's also a kind of routine. But in reality, it's not that kind of anti-routine plot. Anyway, it's very interesting. There are many female characters and the world view is very interesting Reading the synopsis, I thought the main character was involved in these love-hate entanglements, but the latest update doesn't have any of this. The most annoying ones. There are too many stories about love and hate entanglements with men, although many people regard this as a way to enjoy themselves and take revenge. But sometimes I feel bored after watching it too much. There is still no role for them. It would be better to finish their role quickly and move on to the next stage. Let me talk about it here. If there is a male villain or a minor villain, it is recommended not to describe it too much. Otherwise, no matter how disgusting the description is, everyone in the comment section will be pitiful. My question is that I read a novel, the male character was only described in two or three paragraphs, and suddenly there were more people who loved him in the comment section. For those that have a lot of descriptions of the villain and they have these people they like, that's fine. But for a movie that only has one or two paragraphs, if there is more description, they will feel distressed. I don't understand. This is especially true in this kind of article. There are especially many other literary male characters. They don't have the heart to pity this kind of male cannon fodder who only appears in a few paragraphs and has such disgusting descriptions. But if it is a novel with many female characters, their love cannot be hidden, but there is nowhere to put it, so they will fall in love with a male character who has more descriptions. My question is when I read stories about male characters. I haven't seen them express their overflowing sympathy for those disgusting male characters who are obviously pure evil. However, I often see them in stories with many female characters... (The disgusting villains mentioned here are those disgusting characters who are raped, abducted, or villains. Usually their backgrounds don't have much. Such a tragic background. In a story with many male characters, they don't have much time to care for them, but in a story with all female characters, they become the sweethearts. Even if the author writes that his background is not tragic. Ah, some readers will also find that they may have suffered a little injustice, which leads to the character of a mean villain 🤦). The desire to express is too strong. Really, female supporting characters don't get this kind of treatment. According to the treatment I have seen of the male supporting characters, if I apply this kind of treatment to the female supporting characters, those female supporting characters are all people worthy of pity. They are all smart, clever and kind-hearted people. My question is that one of the male characters was very stupid by the author. But the comment section can catch him anywhere and praise him for being smart. I can't find any of the things they boast about. To the end of my life I can't think of a female supporting role, I'm really ashamed of myself. It's like being praised for peeing. If this role was similar, and the heroine's brother or someone younger than the heroine, but grew up with the heroine, no matter how vicious or stupid, then the comment section would say, oh, what a pity, he was a child before. If the heroine had educated him since he was a child, he would not have become like this. ... And it's the heroine's fault (¯―¯٥) I've seen this kind of comment more than twice.

After reading the beginning, it seems to be a light-hearted novel for three and a half years old. The protagonist is guided by the system to recruit students from another world. The goal, as stated in the introduction, is that everyone can cultivate immortality equally. The world of worldview cultivation may be about equality between men and women or between men and women. In the men's society in the mortal world, the main character's sect was founded by the ancestor's grandma. Currently, apart from the main character, there are two women and two men left (sect master + senior sister, master + uncle + master). At the beginning, female characters were recruited. The system came from a certain grandma. There are women and men in positive roles and roles. Although the protagonist is very young, he is very powerful and can read minds, so he is not afraid of danger when he goes out alone. The main characters are good people, and there are no bloody and annoying plots. The characters get along with each other in a warm and cozy way, which is suitable for leisure and relaxation. Personally, I don't like reading cute articles anymore, so I'm quitting. Please support me with five stars.

It's good to watch, the characters I've seen so far are pretty good, and the plot is okay too. Moreover, there are many female characters, and I feel comfortable watching them without any additional explanation. Thank you for the author ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

Awesome, great, great, great, great, great

The story is very good, Cong Cong is smart and powerful

Alas, the writing is still good, but it is wordy. . A little hydrological injection