Yanzhe's Path

First of all, the author's writing style is very good, which makes people want to read it. However, the relationship between materialism and idealism in the article is not very well written, and the intention is not very clear, which makes people feel like they want to read it but can't stand it. Secondly, the author seems to be belittling everything about cultivating immortals in the article. It is understandable to disparage cultivators and admire Yanshi, but it is very strange that you use the system of cultivating immortals while belittling. Why don't you come up with Yanshi's own system? Isn't it good to cultivate the soul? ? ? How embarrassing it is for you to use the system of cultivating immortals. I don't know how many people have been persuaded to quit in the chapter about changing the chapter. Furthermore, since you can change your head, what's the point of having a body? ? Then why do you need physical qualifications? ? Everything depends on the soul, so why do you cultivate the elixir and build the foundation? ?       ，， Just because the foundation has been established, the spiritual consciousness has been broken through, and it can be done carefully. Then the question is ~ why must the foundation be established? ? ? Can't you introduce the Western magic system? ? Must we use the system of cultivating immortals? ? If a magic system is used (a rough system and then fine-tuning, and the realm name is changed), then the overall feeling will be much better. It doesn't look weird or conflicting, it feels like you have to put up a memorial arch to make a statement. Finally, the subject matter of this book is very good, the author has great imagination and good writing style

When I read the book before, I wondered why there was no new system after cultivating immortals for so many years? Why does it still look like ancient times after so many years of development? Why can spells be used only for fighting? There are still many questions waiting. Many issues are considered in this book. Unfortunately, in the later stage, the liberation of ideas was still not thorough enough. For example, why is group promotion stronger than individuals? Why can't mechanical intelligence surpass humans in creativity? Why do humans have to continue to have value? Why must the technology of cultivating immortals be inferior to this technological model in reality? Why does the soul itself have the function of thinking but still needs the conventional neuro-linguistic regulation mechanism of the brain? Why is it that magic such as spiritual aggregates must not be fundamental laws but atomic structure and electrons must be universal rules that exist in all worlds? Why is diversity necessarily better? The development of the book is entirely due to the significant reduction in the difficulty of scientific research and the significant reduction in the intelligence and combat effectiveness of traditional immortal cultivators. Even according to the setting in the book, genetic modification is obviously better than later modification, and this is not mentioned at all. Therefore, in fact, the author's ideas are still too limited to the real world. Especially in the middle and later stages, it is completely copied from science fiction novels. In addition, the plot is too bland, so I spent the whole day studying it. There is no problem in studying these settings in detail, but there is no point in writing them directly as a paper. After all, they do not exist in reality. They are more suitable as a collection of settings rather than taking up a lot of space in the story, which looks very boring. I really couldn't bear this setting and forced myself to finish reading the book.

:， When reading book reviews, I always see people asking: "Can you live forever?" I just want to say why not? For example, the cultivation of immortals, such as palming flames, is like fighting against Xiao Yan. You think he can live forever and seek the way of fire. Then can't the protagonist seek the road to creation? In a world where one can cultivate immortality, truly high-level creations are by no means simply assembled like screws. What we seek after the Tao is the Tao, flames, and creation are all just a path to the Tao, and there is no distinction between up and down. Immortality is due to attaining the Tao, not the path, and cultivating immortality is not simply the accumulation of energy. The fire and creation shown in the end are techniques derived from Tao in turn, and techniques are means of protecting Dao. No matter how powerful the technique is, it cannot put the cart before the horse. As for the discussion about art, we cannot think that the art of mechanism is inferior and is a minor way. Because most of the evaluations of the major and minor paths are based on their effects, why do we say that sword cultivators and the like must be strong for the Dao? It's just that there have been a few powerful figures in the sword cultivator and the like. You can brag about people with Taoist spells such as Lu Dongbin and Sanqing. If they are awesome, they are awesome. There are no such things as agencies. When you talk about it, you just say it's a misunderstanding. There are no familiar and awesome figures. But you can't deny it just because they haven't appeared before, saying that this road is unworkable. This concept is undoubtedly narrow-minded. Articles on cultivating immortals generally involve comprehending the great ways of heaven and earth, copying the natural mountains and rivers, and using one's own body to understand the Tao and the Dharma. Then when I do the art of mechanism, don't I need to look for inspiration among the world and all animals? You use your inspiration to generate magic power, and use yourself to express your understanding of the world. Then I express my experience in the mechanism I made. It's just a different path. We all use it to seek the Tao. Why do you say that you can live forever through the Tao, but I can't? This is the arrogance and prejudice of cultivating immortals. With this kind of thinking, I thought it was impossible to become an immortal. In many cases, it is self-evident to follow in the footsteps of the predecessors or to find a path on your own. However, the civilization of the institutions in this novel is as developed as the civilization of cultivating immortals in other novels. Why can't it be said to be the road to immortality? And from other immortality novels, such as sword training, the protagonist usually has to take a path that no one else has taken, and then it is said that the protagonist is so awesome when he opens his own pulse. In this world where we have accumulated a certain amount of technology and have advanced mechanisms, if I were the protagonist, I would definitely not be able to show off on such a small stage. If not, I would say loudly: This way is self-created, and this door is opened for me. Different from the traditional way of cultivating immortals, finding a new way to achieve enlightenment is enough. I know it must be difficult, but I think the protagonist can definitely do it. Don't ask me why, the protagonist is awesome.

Although the subject matter is niche, both the writing and the plot are very good. It can be predicted that the core of cultivation in the future will be developed around the creation and advocacy of Yanzhe, which is quite attractive from a reader's perspective. However, the book mentions that Yanzhe pursues the daily needs of the common people, so it is recommended to describe some Yanzhe's promotion of civilians' daily life. The hundred or so chapters I have seen so far only mention the concept of the Great Way of Yanzhe, advocating the non-production of swordsmanship, etc. Yanzhe is a great pursuit of productivity. But the book only describes Yanzhe using it in battles, which makes me think that Yanzhe just replaced the sword of Rujianxiu with the mechanism technique, which is a bit of a change of the soup without changing the medicine.

I saw your recommended book again, so I came in to take a look I really admire you for insisting on writing what you want to write I wonder if the author still remembers some of the chapters I posted before Now that I have clicked in, I also read some book circles about this book Many people said They all make sense and point directly to the problem I saw some people saying that changing the worldview into a fantasy type will at least result in better results I also agree that at least it will not be the same as it is now Everyone originally clicked in because of the word "" Why? Because there is no authentic novel about cultivating immortals Everyone hopes to see a groundbreaking novel, full of creative innovations At least I was quite satisfied with it at first, but then it started to change It became vulgar and illogical The result is obvious to everyone, and many comments have hit the point and will not repeat it It is really a pity for this book title, I hope the author can work hard!

Very good setting, I don't know why it is so unpopular Come on, author!

The author is this, this, this,,,,, I am convinced┗┃ ■ ┃┛

Cheers to the author (ง •̀_•́)ง. In the early stage with You Ge and Hou Ye, it was pretty good. In the middle stage, I felt that there was too much setting development. In the later stage, it was quite interesting. After changing the map, it still looked pretty good. There was ridicule and connotation, there were thoughts and depth, and the boring and theoretical water in the early and middle stages were all good.

I actually finished reading it, what can I say? In the early stage, I thought the whimsical ideas were very novel, but after reading it, I felt that the author's ideas were too extreme. It was fine in the early stage, but in the later stage, various earth objects and certain concepts were simply copied forcibly, and the logic felt that it had long since collapsed and was full of loopholes. I even have a sense of immediacy in a dark novel. There is no sense of violation in the protagonist being a villain. It is a refreshing novel in the guise of a rational novel... Nascent Soul and Yuanshen Mighty Man are just ordinary capitalists. They have adopted the appearance of hypocrites to stand on the moral high ground, nourishing the inferiors while plundering resources. The protagonist even more directly wants to enslave the thoughts of all individuals. This is the dark boss. In other words, the protagonist's ultimate pursuit is actually the villain God and his kingdom in fantasy novels. Automatic brain supplement, in the end, human civilization will become extinct and be replaced by artificial intelligence. The protagonist, as the intelligent mastermind, smiles proudly 🤭. Even if there is a big twist, the protagonist's character is too selfish, or hypocritical, I really can't stand it, it's too poisonous😓

I feel that the Confucian cultivation method is a bit far-fetched as described in the article. Normally, spiritual cultivation should be sublimated through reading to understand reason, establish morality, meritorious service, and establish righteousness, instead of the protagonist copying a few poems and articles and upgrading without rigor.

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What I hate the most is that time travelers regard the knowledge of the earth as supreme, and the whole world is a fool.

First of all, they are different and do not work together... The ideas in this book are too extreme, no matter how things change. Taking oneself as the foundation is the right way, and putting some miscellaneous things on one's body is the evil way, and this is unscrupulous means. On the principle of virtual fantasy world: I don't think it can be very powerful simply by using physical science. Even in reality, chemistry is mainly responsible for ensuring the power of thermal weapons. Therefore, if you play some tricks like physical and mechanical combinations in novels, no matter how cunning it is, it is still commonplace. Don't talk about becoming an immortal, enlightenment. It is impossible to even step into the gate of cultivation to transform yourself into a mechanical creation. No matter how you think about it, it is impossible to live forever or be immortal. A crooked way is a crooked way,

About everyone is like a dragon. I want to be like a dragon to everyone. First of all, you have to define what a "dragon" is. Is the dragon a result, a state, or a goal to strive for? Secondly, you have to define what "person" is. Judging from genes, body, intelligence, cultural identity or responsibilities? Finally, what should those "people" who don't want to be like a "dragon" do? What about the "people" who take action but ultimately fail to be like the "dragon"?

In the later period, the philosophical literature began to rise, and there were a lot of great principles. . .

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The one-sided idea is that the Yan one is good, and the others are all evil ways. Using the bodies of other monks as materials to make puppets is itself an evil way, and it also flaunts itself. I can't stand it anymore! If you want to pay attention to harmony, you can take Yanshi as the mainstream, but don't deny others, solipsism is too heavy.

A masterpiece, much better than Xiang Zu's book

I feel like the protagonist has a wrong mentality. He always tries to block people around him when they are unlucky. He always feels that he is the one who brings bad luck to others. What else is there to cultivate? Find a place deep in the mountains and old forests and wait to die without being saved.

The struggle between people has nothing to do with resources. The author naively thinks that as long as there are sufficient supplies, there will be no disputes in a happy life? Can we develop better without internal worries and external troubles? Sharing knowledge, can everyone be like a dragon if they are talented? This concept is too simple.

To be honest, it's not the end of the competition with that person at the beginning. If you get money, you can avoid disaster. You are a tough talker, and then the people in the team die. This is a bit silly.

The more I look at it, the more disgusting it becomes. All kinds of private goods. What is Datong? This kind of person is sick.

From a glance at the author's big book, you can tell that he has carefully constructed a complete world view. No matter you like it or not, or whether it suits your taste, you must respect the fruits of other people's labor!

The more I read, the more I feel that what the protagonist believes in is a heretic and evil way.

The subject matter of the novel is good, but why does it make people feel like they can't stand it anymore? There is no urge to continue reading, there is no sense of involvement, and it is a bit boring.

😅No logic at all

Fully booked and finished reading, it's really good. One of the rare books that have no reviews can prevent me from reading pirated books Maybe this kind of book is like durian and fermented bean curd. Those who love it will flock to it, and those who hate it will abandon it like a piece of shit.

After reading it, I took advantage of the newcomer's welfare and read half of it for nothing

Sorry everyone, let me come up and say it, keep busy...💀

Why bother with changing your hair? Do you have to read mainstream or even routine articles to be happy? Dao Sanqian Why can't this work?