System Qi Refiner

Although I haven't finished reading it yet, the system of this book is very confusing. First, the confusion of bloodline and strength. The dragon clan in a small world can be inherited. This means that there are people in the dragon clan (at least there have been) who are so powerful that they can single-handedly affect the existence of the dragon clan blood descendants in all realms. However, the dragon clan in the book does not seem to be very good. Second, the technology tree is chaotic. I really can't imagine that the main world has begun to colonize across the world, but gods have not appeared yet. Even if there is no setting of innate gods in this book, human faith in the past generations can still provide a few great gods. Third, the issue of dynasties. Since faith can unite gods, why can't it unite imperial energy? In mythology, it is not the will of the king that opposes the gods in the past. What opposes the gods is the luck of the three talents of heaven, earth and man. (The sky refers to the purple star or destiny, the earth refers to the dragon veins and earth energy, and the people refer to the network of order or the belief of all living beings.) The three talents merge into one to form the imperial Qi Tianzhu (or other things). Therefore, the gods in the sky cannot fight against the king. Fourth, what are the merits in this book? The merits of humanity can be regarded as the purification of faith, the merits of heaven can be regarded as the origin of heaven and earth, but what the hell are mission merits? Finally, what is the character of the protagonist? You can be nice to others, but you have the ability to get angry at the system. If you understand, it's just like the system said, it wants you to die. How can you be better?

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You can read other people's novels and compare them a little and you'll find the differences. If you write like this, it really feels like you're better off going on a live broadcast to tell stories. The author worked very hard, but there was something wrong with his method. A small personal opinion. System Qi Master, Cultivation System, this idea is actually good, but the author did not grasp the essence of the system flow, and wrote it as a soliloquy at the beginning. There is a typo here, refining qi, not practicing qi.

Can I ask why I can't find the author's two books, Zhutian Xianlin and Krypton Gold Daozu, at the starting point. Confused

I just read this novel and found some problems. This is a short novel with a well-written plot! It's just that the protagonist's character design is not well set. Let me first say that you are a Qi practitioner, how can you do it without any magic weapon? Forget it if you don't have it. When you fight, you are like a witch god, punching to the flesh. What is this? It looks very passionate, but your theme is system refining.

When writing about Qi practitioners, you should write about Qi practitioners well, and you must write about Shinto bloodline, hammer and stick in the east and west. Qi practitioners are fully developed with no attributes and all attributes. Cultivation to immortality has attributes. Those who don't have attributes cannot cultivate immortality. Don't like to give up?

A little ghost who is still alive plots against the protagonist and kills him directly. I want to know some information where I can't find it? Doesn't it have to be him? When you see the protagonist holding on and then giving up, what kind of Qi do you practice? If you still practice Chi Shi, you can practice chakra and become a ninja.

I read this book. More than 20 pictures. Overall. He is first and foremost a Qi refining monk. That's true, but he's going to do Shinto. Well, it's for public morality, which is understandable, but the protagonist's IQ is very worrying. Such a person with no IQ. Like those who have lived for hundreds or thousands of years. Show off in front of others. Open the halo of intelligence. That's not how it works

Although it is so, but if it is, can you please add the word count? 😰

It's too slow. I've only reached the 6th level of Qi training after reaching 100 chapters. There are so many great realms ahead, and it will take at least 3,000 chapters to finish. And I don't really like the world in Chapter 100 or so. There are gods everywhere, and it feels very confusing. Let's look for it again. Alas, there is a shortage of books.