
Technology Kills Immortals
科技戮仙
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- Completed
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- 192k Words
- Genre
- Urban
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- Male
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- Superpowers
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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This book says that the opposition between cultivation and technology is actually the opposition between two social systems. The tradition of the cultivation system is that under the so-called immortals, all are ants, and the nobles are superior and the mortals have no chance to make progress. Because of the civilized system, scientific and technological civilization must unite all the population and achieve a certain degree of fairness. Although there are injustices, ordinary mortals also have the opportunity to become extraordinary. Scientific and technological civilization will have an impact on the status of immortals and gods in the cultivation civilization. The top leaders of the cultivation civilization must be very disgusted with the development of scientific and technological civilization, because once mortals can become extraordinary, it will be the beginning of the immortals falling from the altar. Therefore, because of personal interests, the cultivation civilization and technological civilization here are completely unresolved and cannot be adjusted.
In fact, by using hacking technology to anonymously disseminate basic physical training techniques on the Internet, so that everyone can practice physical training, it can prevent everyone from cultivating the truth.
If you take the path of science and technology, then go to the end. It is recommended that the protagonist take the path of latitude upgrade, because this is absolutely universal. Once the dimension is upgraded, it will be the highest and strongest state at this stage. Humans must be quasi-three-dimensional creatures. Officially, three-dimensional is an energy body. It only needs to make self-particle jumps to have infinite energy. In the early stage, rune technology is used. Since there is cultivation, it is definitely there. Using the prehistoric universe stage, the three dimensions correspond to the Golden Immortal, the fourth dimension corresponds to the Great Luo Immortal, the world line is converging, the five-dimensional quasi-sage, the six-dimensional is the Hunyuan Saint,,,, in the fifth dimension, you can start to cast mathematical weapons, causality weapons, two-way foils,,,, I won't go into details, let's give you an idea 🙂🙂
There are too many quotation marks, which greatly affects reading.
Too watery? ? ? Recommendation vote-999
The difference between technology and cultivation
Personally, I feel that the biggest difference between cultivation civilization and technological civilization is that one is the extreme use of foreign objects, and the other is the extreme pursuit of individual evolution and spiritual detachment. If you can evolve so awesomely with just a few bottles of genetic medicine, how can you become an immortal? Will technological civilization use muscles to stack knives? Isn't that ***? Since the civilization of cultivating immortals can survive, it must be that the individual evolution of cultivation must far surpass the individual evolution system of technological civilization... How about using knives, swords and forks to stack up the space fleet! The power of using the individual against the collective is the difference between them...
The opposition between cultivation and technology is too serious
The opposition between cultivation and technology is too serious. Obviously cultivation is also a kind of science. Many people probably don't know that China's first medical classic is called "The Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic". Does the name sound familiar? This medical book clearly puts forward the theory of the five elements of the human body, yin and yang, and spiritual energy. And [spiritual energy] is the basis of cultivation. A person possesses spiritual energy before birth. This spiritual energy is called [Yuan Jing, Yuan Shen, and Yuan Qi]. After birth, contamination turns to acquired nature, and Yuan Jing and Yuan Qi continue to dissipate, leading to death. Yuanshen is what everyone thinks of. The primordial spirit is ignorant and has no consciousness. It is a little bit of innate spiritual light. It possesses the true nature of Wuji and is the basis for human beings to live forever. Only by cultivating Yuanshen can one replenish Yuanjing and Yuanqi, otherwise the essence will become an acquired essence (such as ***). Only the essence can transform the vitality. And vitality is related to a person's lifespan. When Qi exists, people remain; when Qi dissipates, people perish. The golden elixir is the fusion of a person's spiritual energy. Because you can control your spiritual energy, you will naturally become immortal, so there is a saying that "when you swallow a magic pill, you will know that your fate is not controlled by fate." As for the statement in this book that if all spiritual energy is used to nourish cells, one will not be able to cultivate, which is wrong. To put it bluntly, cultivation means refining Qi, refining Qi to restore spirit, refining spirit to return void, and refining void to combine with Tao. As long as the essence is sufficient, you can practice. When the physical body is strong, the essence will be sufficient. Cultivation also has the concept of body training.
The master of the cultivation manor who saw you many years ago, why is it that after all these years, the mistress is still so aggressive? 😭😭😭😭
Speed up the replacement of science and technology. Cultivation is too slow, and the brain should not be rebellious.
The development of science and technology is all about speed. Why is the protagonist blindly improving his own strength and challenging others? The protagonist believes that there is only one civilization that can lead to technological civilization.
I have kidney deficiency (no one sees it, right?
The creativity is good, but it's already twenty or thirty chapters, and the author's style is not high and he doesn't feel powerful. Science and technology itself relies on gathering the crowd, and cultivation relies on individuals. We must know that the general trend does not change, but the small trends can change. If you want to change your destiny, you must gain momentum from the beginning, and then seize the general trend and use it to plan the world. Otherwise, even if there is a super brain, so what, in the end, he will only become a technological heretic in the world of cultivationhimself
A cosmic war at the sixth-level civilization level requires the development of lower-level civilizations to serve as cannon fodder? ? ?
Modern wars don't require so many people anymore, so why do space wars use so many people? If the cultivating camp didn't have the means to deal with the sudden flow of troops from the technology camp, they would have been destroyed long ago. Even if we really use living cannon fodder, we won't find people from the primitive planet who have just recovered their spiritual energy. From all aspects, the cost performance is too low. Just like if cannon fodder was really used in modern warfare, it would take several years to train people from primitive tribes in the mountains. Therefore, if there are no other special settings, such as the fact that the earth is very special, it is completely unreasonable for people on earth to participate in the war of a sixth-level civilization. The most normal thing is that the people on earth were happily developing, but they were wiped out by a missed attack during the battle between the two sides.
It's really uncomfortable to read what the author wrote, and I feel like my brain is being rubbed.
1. Carbon-based human beings have the greatest potential in the universe Then the question arises, why do humans have the greatest potential in the universe? Only you can practice. If humans can, why can't other races? Meridians, Dantian, etc., If an advanced civilization were to modify genes to incorporate human physiological systems and run them independently (like a Russian matryoshka doll, a physiological system equivalent to a human being is installed in the body as an accessory), and with additional superior conditions, would humans still have the highest potential in terms of thinking mode, computing power, and physical strength that are all superior to humans? Even if you make up a gene lock unique to human beings, it is more reliable than this statement 2. Technology kills cultivators You should develop technology and climb the technology tree. What's the point of being alone all day long? Cooperate with our country. Technology does not have a complete set of production chains. What a fool.
Oye
Why don't those cultivation civilizations learn about technology? Surely those who cultivate the truth can live longer than those with technological civilization, right? In addition, the nervous response of cultivators must be very fast. Isn't the starting point of a humanoid CPU higher than that of those technological civilizations? Also, scientific and technological civilization can build robots on an assembly line and overwhelm cultivation civilization. Why doesn't cultivation civilization have puppets? Don't you know how to make puppets out of puppets? As long as the puppets learn fixed operations, wouldn't there be more and more puppets along an assembly line?
Express your personal opinion
If the strength of cultivation civilization and technological civilization are almost the same, technological civilization can definitely grind cultivation civilization to the ground. Because although your cultivation civilization is powerful individually, it is too time-consuming. The technological civilization can use robots to consume you. One robot cannot compete with you and a cultivator, but I will have ten of them. If your cultivator dies, it is dead. It will take you no idea how long it will take to cultivate another one, and robots are completely produced on an assembly line. One died, and a hundred more came out. What does the cultivation civilization do to play with the technological civilization?
I've only read over 70,000 words, and I think it's okay. There are just a few doubtful points that I can't understand. To put it bluntly, cultivation civilization, technological civilization, and divine civilization use energy in different ways. Why are only cultivation civilization and divine civilization left with inheritance on earth? The earth is a place where the spiritual power of the treasure star is resurrected. To put it bluntly, it is a rich place of energy resources. The boss must be like a vicious dog pouncing on shit. Is technological civilization so generous? Since the three civilizations are essentially the same, why does the author insist on pursuing technological civilization? Is there no blood and darkness in technological civilization?
Since you plan to give up on cultivation, don't engage in the practice thing. It seems nondescript. There are so many chapters and you haven't started to build your own force. It seems that the author can't hold on to this scene.
I also think technology should be like Captain America, a person who is fierce when he comes out. Or someone like the Hulk, why do you still need to practice?
Let's be honest, let's understand the Butterfly Effect. Do you think if you engage in technology in the territory of cultivators, do you think you will end up killing the protagonist?
I think the article written by the author is quite good. But in the world view constructed by the author, if there is no difference between the civilized social system and feudal society that has mastered the productive forces that create the universe, what ideology? , Then why do we need to develop technology? Why cultivate immortality? Therefore, in the eyes of the public, there is no difference, and they will not think about defending the protagonist's regime or power. Then the novel will be boring and can only be regarded as a mindless and refreshing article. What we want to see is a change, a revolution. Some of my thoughts.
There has been too much talk recently. Many things have been said over and over again. Some things just need to be said once. Everyone knows that there is no need to talk about them again and again.
Build the base on an island. This has spiritual beasts and intelligence. It will cost you everything if you create a few tsunamis. Simply cut off the connection with the land, and the people on the island will starve to death. I don't understand why so many authors like to live on small islands? Are stand-alone games fun?
Voting is scheduled every day. . . .
It's so depressed, and voting every day can't save it. . . .
In fact, the aerospace aircraft carrier is useless. With that technology, we can directly build spaceships~~~
I found that this book was missing from the ranking list. . .
It is understandable that there are difficulties in the novel. The author had to set up a hell mode. It made me feel frustrated and wanted to give up the book
Technology feels a bit messy! You can refer to the technology trees of {Super Battleship} and other science fiction novels! Only by improving the technology tree can it exert greater power. I feel that the protagonist must find an opportunity for all countries to form a federal government and gather the power of the world to develop faster! Of course, it depends on the author how to tell this story logically~~~