
Spirit Energy Is Pressing
灵气逼人
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- Completed
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- 2.8M Words
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- Sci-Fi
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- Future World
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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After reading this book, I went to read Xiuxi again... It was a pleasure to watch the part from the ending of Flying Star to the ending of Patriot. Bai Xinghe, Lao Jin, and Lu Zui were really vividly written. The readers were sweating profusely. I don't know when this book will have people of this level appearing. I was shocked when I read it, and it is still invincible when I read it now...
So the Nascent Soul that infiltrated was the little princess's father. The little princess came to Earth to find her father. By the way, her father's power in the world of immortality was compromised by his enemies because of his disappearance, so her daughter came to look for her father in the place where he disappeared, and then accidentally fell into a space rift. This incident also directly led to the fuse of friendly contact between them and the earth, and was also an opportunity for the earth to understand the world of immortality.
He's tired, he's tired! Oh! Look at the title! Look at this hero! Look at the "stunned" and "speedy" that haven't appeared yet! Look at the language and logic of this second grader! Look at this exclamation mark that works so well! Ah! After a month of absence, the taste of this old cow is so damn sweet!
Colonel's baseline is so high
Or maybe my bottom line is too low? This is an outpost with another world, let alone another world. Even if there is a war between countries in the earth, if I have to choose between national secrets involving innocent people in my own country and innocent people from the enemy, of course I will choose to massacre the village without any guilt. I had a pleasant conversation with the enemy's innocent people, but it was nothing more than hypocrisy. Although I would not take pleasure in killing innocent people (after all, killing innocent people is harmful to my own aggression and not conducive to siege and slavery), but there is nothing to feel guilty about massacring villages for the sake of my own country. When there is no choice between both worlds, there is nothing to feel guilty about choosing one with less self-loss. Just like the railway track issue, if I choose between the possible life and death of my own country's citizens and the life and death of the enemy's citizens, I will definitely choose to save my own people without regrets. If the economic losses equivalent to the huge losses caused by giving up killing innocent people of the enemy to silence were all held by those who opposed the silence, would there be so many people who can speak with certainty? Many people just feel that it is too simple to express morality with words, and the national losses are too broad and unreal to be felt. Compare the current situation of helping an old lady who has fallen down. We all know that helping an old lady is moral, but what about the current situation. In fact, after considering the benefits and losses (especially if only those who disagree with silencing are responsible for the losses), most people will agree to silencing the innocent enemy. Why should only those who disagree with the silence be held responsible? Your opposition to the silence is a reflection of morality, and then you have the nerve to claim that you are moral even if you are not responsible for your own words? Those who think that ordinary people cannot kill people like crazy, you are right. But the problem is that we are discussing the psychological shadow left by the colonel's massacre of the village. There is no shadow for the colonel's killing. He only has the shadow because of his moral sense, so I focus on the moral sense and ignore whether he dares to kill. Because whether ordinary people dare to kill people, what does it have to do with colonels and professional soldiers? ps: As a superficial reader, I have already read "Happiness" (of course this book is very good, I have it in my 18-year inventory of good books, and it is also in my self-made book list). I haven't turned off the privacy settings, and I'm not following this book at all. If someone discusses it again, I probably won't bubble up, unless like today, the system prompts someone to reply to the comment, and they happen to be in a good mood and willing to reply.
About today's updates
New readers may not know that Lao Niu is an honest person. He usually publishes what he writes and rarely saves the manuscript. So the first few pictures today should be the new book issue of Lao Niu, which is forced to hold back unreleased inventory due to unspoken rules. And now Lao Niu should be in the crazy coding stage, and will probably code until about 9 o'clock in the evening (my guess), so at this rate, there are probably two to three chapters left. In addition, I think there is no need to put too much pressure on Lao Niu in the book review section, shouting about 10 updates or 20 updates. It would be bad if I get sick from too much coding. I think it will be ok if it can maintain 4 to 5 updates in the initial stage of release. Finally, come on, Lao Niu!
1. From the introduction, the square dance aunt will practice magic or fighting spirit, which should be involved in the invasion of other planes. It should not be just a cultivator of immortals. After all, it also mentions all races. 2. From the title of the first chapter, Long Live the Earth, it shows that the scope of the invasion affects the whole world, an alliance should be formed between countries, and the technology tentatively involves high-tech weapons and genetic enhancement technology. There is currently no one with equal combat power in the resistance battle, and the Earth should not have the training method yet. 3. Judging from the title of the book, the recovery of spiritual power, it means that the earth should have had a glorious history before. After all, there are many legends and so on. Personally, I feel that the direction of the earth's rise is to dig out prehistoric ruins to obtain cultivation methods or artifacts, and combined with Lao Niu's inertia, we should take the path of technological cultivation. In this way, there is some connection with Shusi. 4. Judging from the end of the first chapter, the protagonist may have become cold, and may have retained his spiritual consciousness. If he swallows the memory of the Nascent Soul, wouldn't it be nice to get a golden finger? Either it may be before the rebirth disaster occurs or when the war is over and the earth's development is on the right track, its strength will rise. PS: In the end, damn, this chapter was not satisfying at all, and I can't even analyze it. I don't dare to say too much, what if I get slapped in the face by an old cow and be nailed to the pillar of shame 🙂
I will reward Lao Niu 10,000. Congratulations on putting it on the shelves. I will keep following it. I like this kind of positive energy the most. Let an old man like himself become passionate.
Teacher Niu Can the name of the golden light spot be changed... The name of Shock Energy is too... Why don't we combine it with the title of the book and just call it the pretentious value, or the forced number for short. Is it good?
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This book is just like "Chasing the Dream Showbiz". It wants to express too many and complicated things, the world view is too huge, and the various settings cannot be controlled. The author thinks that we can fully accept it, so the whole book is self-exciting, and all kinds of thoughts are poured into you, regardless of whether you like it or not. Just like every movie has a theme, but you cannot ask a movie to express ideas such as love, friendship, family affection, peace, life, sacrifice, religion, belief, politics, humanities, money, etc. No matter how great the director is, he cannot control it. Just like the director of "Dream Showbiz", all kinds of thoughts are filled in it. As a result, the audience cannot accept it at all. The director also feels aggrieved. Why can't he understand the profound thoughts this movie wants to express? It seems that this audience is not good. If this book was not supported by cultivating readers, but was written by a new author, it might be thrown away. The feelings of the movie cannot be sold indiscriminately, and the popularity of readers cannot be wasted. It is not easy to become a god, and it is even harder to become a god. I hope the author can think carefully about the next book and not think about what to express. Writing a wonderful story is what should be done. There are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand readers. It is the readers' business to realize from the book, and the author only needs to tell a good story.