The Heavenly Dao Engine

The author has always made a mistake. Cultivation of immortals must be a matter for a few people. They are fighting against heaven and earth instead of fighting with people. What they fight with people is social affairs, not cultivating immortals. Can the author write the style of immortal cultivators, and don't look like a gangster! If there is no level, no wisdom, that is, wisdom, no self-cultivation, and no cultivation, is it possible for a group of people to cultivate immortality and live forever? Even in modern society, most people with high education and good income have certain qualities. The elite of a society must be useful to social progress, not those who are harmful. The practitioners around the protagonist all have low IQs, no qualities, no humility and awe. The practitioners do not cultivate merit and rely solely on resources to practice. Has the author read the Tao Te Ching? Does the author know what the practice is? It's a cool article without any connotation, and the author who hasn't read Daoge should go back and learn more! Cultivation of immortality is not about business or officialdom. Don't just let a group of low-quality people become immortals in a daze. Have they read books? Whether you understand the meaning of subtle words or not, the principles are different. Is it easier to become an immortal than to take the imperial examination for filial piety and integrity? Practitioners are a group of social elites. Relying on the productivity of ancient times, it would be good if 10,000 civilians can support one practitioner. You must know that the immortal cultivators are not engaged in production, and there are tens of thousands of practitioners at every turn. Who can support them without food or clothing? During the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, raising 100,000 cavalry was exhausting all the strength of the Han Dynasty. The Han Dynasty had a population of 50 million at that time. How many people did it take to support immortal cultivators? Their expenditure is definitely more than that of the army! The social structure of the entire novel is illogical. Let's not talk about the lack of connotation in the novel (mainly due to Taoist thoughts of cultivating immortals). Let's talk about the population of ancient times. According to the author's writing, there are more than a dozen cultivators in one county. I doubt that the entire county can support them? Think about the price of food in ancient times, which is about 2 taels to 10 taels per day. It takes about 3 days for a person to be full for a year. Taking into account the protagonist's cultivation resources, without considering other considerations, the cultivation room alone costs 1,500 taels per day, which is equivalent to an ordinary person working for about 80 years in a lifetime. In ancient times, It is impossible for a person to work for 80 years. It takes at least three people's lifetime. The author converted it into days and calculated how many people can support a cultivator. Everything is created and not made out of nothing. I really want to ask the author, with so many gods, is the incense in the world enough?!!!!

I'll be watching when the author writes about Journey to the West,,, pi😂😂😂

Come on! Boss, the writing is very good and the ideas are exquisite.

The author started writing books in 2006 and 2007, and has been writing continuously for 15 years. He has accumulated more than 10 million words and is still a first-level author. This is really just a hobby. I admire this perseverance!

Not bad, the number of words is quite enough, not watery

The introduction describes the engine very well. The content is average

Another piece of garbage who was persuaded to quit in the first chapter

Did this author also write a book about future receivers? I remember the protagonist's name is Liu Shiqing. I wanted to read it but couldn't find it.

How come the author's book about the Immortal Face is gone? I still remember that when I was 17 years old, I went out to work for the first time and bought a few books in the bookstore. It was originally written by Xin Meng Wuhen. It seemed to be Legend of the Seven Realms or something. I can't remember it clearly. Unknowingly, I am now over thirty. Today, I suddenly wanted to remember my lost youth, but I found that some of them can no longer be found. Alas, I can't get my youth back!

The protagonist and supporting characters in the beginning are all like idiots. The supporting characters know that taking the bandit leader as a reward is not easy to mess with. They only give 40 taels for 4,000. Isn't it a good idea for the protagonist to get the identity card early? They force the plot to happen.