Daming Immortal

It was okay to just watch silently at first, I had to show off. Now that the third sister is dead, she pats her butt and says that she was stupid and insisted on hanging from a tree on a person with no money or ability and unknown origins, and then left her husband's house with the married second sister. If you don't like it but don't hate it, why not try to get in touch with it? People don't ask for a house, a car, or money. What's wrong with that? What the hell are you pretending to have traveled from the 21st century? What a horse? Some people say that the protagonist needs to cut off his love to become an immortal? I'm going to talk about Taoist texts and immortal history on the Internet again. Which rule states that immortals cannot have emotions and desires? What a horse! ? You said that after having a child, your wife will feel sorry that the child cannot live forever? The protagonist is now making a lot of comments in the book reviews saying that immortals cannot have feelings. How can he cultivate immortality while having a wife to give birth to a child for him?

I almost died laughing when I read the author complaining about other books about cultivating immortals. He said that other people's books on cultivating immortals were written as urban martial arts, but he ended up writing it as a palace fight.

The civil protection incident was a good thing for the civil servants. The power status of the noble military attachés was rapidly reduced, and the actual voice and political status became lower and lower as the civil servants became bigger. As the civil servants became bigger, the imperial power had to use eunuchs to confront the civil servants for political balance. The more the emperor used eunuchs, it showed that the imperial power had actually been suppressed. The so-called cabinet system and the Donglin Party's righteousness only made the country die faster. The reduction of tax revenue and outflow became more serious in the late Ming Dynasty. After all, the entire gentry system did not pay taxes, and so much land was annexed by them. In the last few decades of the Ming Dynasty, most of the land fell into the hands of the gentry. Then local officials would pass on the agricultural taxes to the peasants and small landowners. These peasants and small landowners would be overwhelmed by the agricultural taxes. They would go bankrupt and become refugees, and their lands would be annexed by local gentry landlords. Commercial taxes for merchants are even ridiculously low. Although there are various tolls for local business, they are nothing compared to the various commercial taxes now. However, vested interests in the Ming Dynasty were still not satisfied, and even hoped to abolish commercial taxes and stop competing with the people for profits.

He is said to be an immortal, but in fact he is still a common man. He is surrounded by a lot of ugliness in the world and has no immortality at all.

There are not many good books about cultivating immortals. Most of them are about cultivating powerful immortals. This book is very immortal. Keep reading~ I am also an old bookworm. The good books on immortality that I have read are nothing more than Mr. Xu's The Journey of the Gods and Lingshan. There is also a book by another author. I forgot about it. Anyway, it is very rare. Come on, author.

It makes me laugh when I complain about it, so I almost don't read this kind of immortality anymore. The path to immortality is to cultivate a pure and unconcerned mind. There is a free and easy way, and the worldly affairs are indifferent. If it is like what is written in those novels, the heart is full of conspiracies and conspiracies. What is the difference from ordinary people? It is just more strength and life span, and may not even be as happy as a life of several decades. I know some friends who practice Taoism, and all of them say that cultivating the mind is the top priority. Those narrow minds are actually contrary to those Tao scriptures. It is hard to imagine how far a person with a bad mind can go on the Tao. At most, he will just get lost in the skills.

The level of force is a bit low. I see that the protagonist is in the golden elixir stage and his magic power is not low. However, no matter what kind of mortals, whether high-ranking officials or ordinary people, they can plot against the protagonist and his disciples... In other immortality novels, mortals are always like ants.

It is suggested that the author correct his meddling problem, and that this apprentice is not a random one. He just accepts a girl when she cries. Then why are you cultivating an immortal? To cultivate an immortal, you must be pure of heart and have few desires, and cut off the mundane world.

The author previously wrote about his views on cultivating immortals and cultivating Taoism. I thought it must be very interesting. But after reading this, I realized that I was wrong. Why is saving people meritorious? What is merit? If there is a way of heaven, unless the way of heaven is wise, I can't think of what merit is. Why does cultivating immortality have to involve merit? Cultivation of immortality is a very personal matter. The so-called true Tao means being free and at ease, not being constrained by anything in the world, not being attached, not greedy, not delusional, not thinking, not thinking. At the same time, there is also great attachment, great greed, great delusion, great thoughts, and great thoughts. We are not bound by the so-called morals in the world, nor do we wantonly destroy nature. When you see a disaster, you can save or not save according to your own heart. There is no such thing as merit, luck, or destiny. If you are inspired, travel around the mortal world, look in front of thousands of people, and see the hearts of thousands of people. If you don't stop feeling and lust, you can also regard all things as dust. The so-called cause and effect is just a worry in the mind.

It was a bit interesting at the beginning, but mmp at the end, the author, this is a slap in the face. I said earlier that the protagonists of other immortality novels would actually join the dragon group and other national departments and so on. In the blink of an eye, they were banned again, and they accepted it with such humility.

The author's writing is very good, that's for sure, but what you are writing is not about cultivating immortals. The protagonist is in charge of everything, from the south to the north, and can influence the change of dynasty. If you are not an immortal, you might as well time travel and become an official. How can anyone become an official in heaven and still cultivate immortality? A golden elixir clone with such great ability can still become a god. . . The author himself said that he wanted to write something with a fairy spirit, and it does have a fairy spirit at the beginning, but what follows is all the shit about the Ming Dynasty, which is really annoying to read. It also comes with an explanation and what you should do in the history book sample.

The protagonist is a land god in the mortal world, but it turns out that a mortal can plot against the protagonist. Is it useless for the protagonist to be afraid of this or that? All the disciples died

A monk who has lived for more than a hundred years is in a hurry in front of a little girl. Abandoned

He is still traveling through time. He worships wealth and officials. He does not stop seeing evil. He also flaunts his own three views. It is really embarrassing for the comrades who have traveled through time and for those who are cultivating immortals.

There is no love or desire. I practice in Taoist temples every day and occasionally go out to eliminate demons. After I come out, this has cause and effect, and that has cause and effect. This one can't do that, and I feel frustrated reading this book. Isn't cultivating immortals cultivating immortality? Isn't it cultivating freedom? There are a bunch of masters in the sky who can't touch, and a bunch of mortals in the ground who dare not touch. If you can't be free in cultivation, you can't even make money and beauties, so what's the use of living for ten thousand years? Give a bird a thousand years of life and lock it in a cage until it dies. You see if it is willing.

The character of the protagonist is too nosy, indecisive, and trying to persuade people to quit.

You must be practicing as a fake immortal. You are trying to control the rest of the world and worry about the future.

What kind of bullshit is this cultivating? The people in the village deserve it in the beginning. If they die, they will die. It's none of your business. Taoist priests have always believed it or not. If you don't believe it, just die. There are no Taoist priests who meddle in other people's business. Even if it becomes a climate, isn't there still a city god to take care of your business? Things, what is the purpose of cultivating the Tao, for immortality, for saving people, for money and merit, it is all for cultivation. You have been kidnapped by people's morality in just a few words. You are still cultivating a shitty Tao. The ones in front of you who can't solve the problem and just leave are what you should do.

How did this kind of bad book get praised as "fairy-flavored"? Unlucky

I have probably read dozens of chapters. I am a disciple of the Yuan Zheng Taoist Huizhen Hall. My name is Shan Xue. As a Taoist who once did morning and evening classes, I think I can say something. The author may be writing about cultivating immortals or cultivating gods, but he is really not a Taoist cultivator. I suggest you read the Jingjing Sutra and think carefully about how a person should practice Taoism. Achieving Taoism, becoming an immortal, and becoming a god are not the same thing at all. Cultivating immortals and gods is not the same as cultivating Taoism. Although it is called Taoism, it actually means nothing. The magic of becoming an immortal, becoming a god, immortality, Qimen Dunjia, etc. Are all by-products of the process of cultivating and enlightening the Tao.

Hey, after reading Chapter 20, you are not at ease. You said that others are cultivating immortals, which is just a show of pretense, and this is all a conspiracy. You slipped away. Looking at the table of contents is a tragedy.

Many people say that the protagonist's character is flawed, he likes to meddle in other people's business, and then he doesn't like others but provokes them, and he is vicious. I think there is a different view. The problem with the protagonist's character makes the protagonist in the book more real, because he is still a mortal, not an immortal, and he cannot always be right without desires or pursuits. As for the three sisters in the book, it is normal for everyone to have someone they like and someone they love, but the protagonist knows that he has a greater goal. He wants to become a fairy, but You does have a good impression of them, and he secretly learns from the protagonist's heart. The apprentice part is true. There are too many helpless things in life, and it is impossible to do everything well. Life is perfect because of regrets. The protagonist also has obsessions, because he didn't think so much when he accepted the apprentice. He just wanted to pass on the sect. Is it wrong? His apprentice was killed, and his ability at the time made it impossible for him to save him. Is it wrong? Is it wrong that a person can't do anything? If this is all wrong, then there are too many people in this world who have made mistakes and deserved it. This is really a good book. I have read it several times. It is worth savoring. This book is different from other fast food articles.

This pig's foot didn't die in the end. What a failure.

I read it a long time ago, it's a good book

After reading two or three chapters, I felt really uncomfortable using this punctuation mark, so I gave it up.

The book is not bad to read and has some flavor, but the author seems not to be very rigorous and there are too many typos.

After reading the first four chapters, I just want to say that it's no wonder it's not popular! 🤫

Let me talk about my thoughts after reading it. Although this book is inconsistent, it does not prove the change of human nature and the changes in people's thoughts at different stages of youth, middle age and old age. We are readers. As bystanders, the choices of pig's feet are confusing, but there is a saying that does not mean that bystanders are clear and those who join the game are confused. Although every choice of pig's feet makes people feel very irrational, you can understand it if you put it into yourself. The facts are compelling. Some things are not your choice but this thing is choosing you. All in all, this book is worth reading, above all.

I have been a bookworm for four years and this book is really good. Come on!

I like this kind of book. Are there any other books of the same kind? I would like to recommend this kind of book that goes back to ancient times and pretends to be a magic stick or a single immortal.