Interceptor's Disciples

The writing is good, the plot is rubbish, the protagonist is a salty fish, there is no sense of substitution, and I don't want to subscribe

After reading this book, it can be said that it is the most concise and clear among all the educational texts I have read. First of all, there is not so much rhetorical fighting content Secondly, it finally allowed me to see the Sanqings become brothers again The dispute over Interpretation has always been the most difficult point for me as a diehard Jiejiao I used to hate Laojun for being ruthless and a despicable member of Yuanshi But here, the Sanqing are brothers after all, Xuandu is ruthless, Senior Brother Duobao has not transformed into a Buddha, and no one among the Jiejiao elites has died. The eternal existence of Jiejiao is my favorite scene in Jiejiao. I have to say that the author does have many holes that he has not filled in, and there are also many contents and characters that he has not deliberately described, because if he really wanted to write it, he might not be able to finish it in 2,000 chapters. But that's enough. Standing on the top of the mountain and becoming a loner is simply not something that anyone can accept. The happy ending is what I can really accept. Because I have been living in a dream.

I was following this book when it first started, and I kept reading it for a while before starting to read it again. There were still more than a hundred chapters left to read, so I just finished the book. Religion-related themes are really difficult to write about. Moreover, in some places where the author and the readers have different views, it can easily become a poisonous point. But I think the overall performance is still very exciting. Especially the author's characterization of the characters, even if they only appear a few times, you can still see the character's personality. This is a prehistoric myth, but it talks about human nature. Throughout the whole book, there is the word "love", the love between master and disciple, the love of fellow disciples, the love of admiration. Because of love, each of these names in myths and gods have become flesh and blood and temperament. Although there is still a lot of room for improvement in the description of some scenes, I think the content of the entire book is successful. The book is finished, thank you to the author for your hard work.

A few words, the writing is very good. I have been a bookworm for many years. This book can be regarded as food. The characters are vivid and flesh-and-blood, and the plot is okay. Please read the follow-up. This book is similar to "Shiji".

Authors who write prehistoric novels have basically finalized the characters in them. Tongtian is good, the original is bad, I am neither good nor bad, Nuwa sits and watches others fight and becomes a daughter-in-law, Zhunti fights the autumn breeze, leads and wipes the butt, Hongjun finally eats everything. Among them, the one with the highest appearance rate is probably Nuwa as a daughter-in-law. Basically, there are very few protagonists who travel through the ancient times who don't have Nuwa.

A friend recommended it and said it has good ideas and a good introduction. It is not like the flood of novice pick-up articles. But I just read a chapter, and the male protagonist repeatedly takes pride in holding his girlfriend's "little hand"... In reality, it's okay to kneel down and lick her. It's disgusting to go to the ancient times and become a golden immortal and still have the dog-licking attribute. 🙄 I really can't stand this kind of character setting, and I'm confused.

After reading Gou Sheng's book, I can't stand other ancient works at all 🙂

I personally think that the author does not need to write his fan fiction about the same as mythology and history. This is the world in your writing. You can play with it as you like. For example, if the lich is immortal and temporarily lives in seclusion, there is no need for the lich to become extinct. This is really uncomfortable. Why should the fan be so uncomfortable? What I want to write is the same as the original work. Use your imagination and write something that you want to read directly. It's great if you like it. I don't like tragedies myself, so I'll leave it at that. The author will write whatever he wants and I'll just read it 😅😅

The most touching thing in this book is Tongtian's longing for Pangu, which is super touching. Among the hundreds of novels I have read, it describes the deepest longing for me 😊

By the way, the author, I'm a disciple of Xuandu, right? In the human race, Nuwa has not created humans yet, where will her disciples come from?

This book is really well written. I haven't felt so happy watching it in a long time. I watched it at 3 o'clock in the middle of the night. The more I watch, the more I can't stop watching

I like this book very much and hope to write more. Once the recommendation ticket is sent, I will give you 200 starting coins, haha

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Many Honghuangliu novels are very vague or specious about the three religions, including the author. Everything is rooted in the book "Feng Shen Acting", which was written by a writer in the Ming Dynasty. Why did a writer in the Ming Dynasty write it? Because the Ming Dynasty worshiped Taoism, the author himself was a hermit and wanted to write a public case, which was the attack of the Yuqing lineage of Taoism on the Shangqing lineage. Some people say that this was written about an old event in the Northern Song Dynasty, which was the saying that the three mountains were unified, which was also the matter of the Zhengyi Alliance. Let's start with Taoism. It originated from the establishment of Zhang Daoling in Sichuan. He can be said to be the leader of Taoism. However, he did not unify Taoism because in the north, there is still Louguan Taoism where Laozi left Hanguguan in the west and left a book of Yiyin's Tao Te Ching. Geographically, it is It can be seen that the Louguan Taoism of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty took root in Guanzhong and did not fade until the fall of the Tang Dynasty. In 1,500 years, even Tianshi Taoism was said to be Beitianshi in the north. However, Zhang Daoling did not unify Taoism, which laid hidden dangers for the future. That is, the rise of Yuqing Taoism is compared to the real story of Lao Tzu. Yuanshi Tianzun and Lingbao Tianzun are all figures who came out of the scriptures and have no real prototypes. This Taoist founder rose in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. At that time, the Five Hus disrupted China and the Sima family retreated to the south of the Yangtze River. From a modern perspective, the south was developed, but it was a huge blow to Taoism. This was also the time when Buddhism emerged. After crossing to the south, a major event occurred in the south, that is, a rebellion. Taoism rebelled again. It was another rebellion after the Yellow Turban Army. This time it hit the upper foundation of Taiqing Taoism. As a result, the Yuqing sect arose. This man who emerged as the Heavenly King of Yuanshi The leader later ascended to the position of the founder of Taoism. Similarly, three of the four heavenly masters also began to appear from this era. The later Emperor Zhenwu also began to appear from this era. It is said that he is an image with combed hair, a sword on his back, and a python with one foot. It can be seen that the Yuqing lineage follows the imperial route, but how did the Taiqing lineage come from? This is about the contention of a hundred schools of thought in Confucianism. Hundreds of schools were deposed in the Han Dynasty. Among them, Mr. Huang was so beaten that he had to go into seclusion. These guys who imitated Mr. Huang brought the concept of governing the country to Taoism. This was also a convergence and a historical coincidence. The Taoist Zhang Daoling is the direct descendant of Zhang Liang, one of the three heroes of the Western Han Dynasty, while Huang Laoshi emerged from Zhang Liang, Zhang Cang, Xiao He, etc., And is related to the Taoism of the pre-Qin Dynasty, but the source is the governance philosophy of these powerful people in the early Western Han Dynasty. Most of the old masters were in Shandong and Henan. Later, they were attacked by Confucianism and retired to the mountains and forests. They combined with the Qi practitioners, alchemists, and immortal seekers who existed in the pre-Qin Dynasty, and the Fangxian Tao appeared, which was the kind in history that often deceived the emperor into making elixirs and seeking immortals. Therefore, Lingbao Tianzun, the founder of the Shangqing sect and the leader of the Tongtian cult in the novel, lives in the East China Sea and is a Jie sect, interpreting the original intention of Fang Xiandao, which is to transform mortals into gods. Yuanshi Tianzun is a theoretical sect in the Taishang lineage and follows the line of imperial power. Therefore, he lives in Kunlun Mountain, the capital of the Emperor of Heaven. He often serves as the head of the Daolu Department of the royal family and manages the existence of Dudu. Therefore, in the Romance of the Gods, Chanjiao appears to be much more magnificent. But Laojun seemed to be alone because of the several rebellions of Zhang Daoling's lineage, such as the Yellow Turban Army in the late Eastern Han Dynasty and the Shen family's rebellion in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. They were basically the Twenty-Four Rules carried out by the Taiqing lineage represented by the Zhang family. Later generations of imperial power targeted the Zhang family in Longhu Mountain, so Lao Tzu, the spokesperson of the Taiqing lineage, seemed to be alone.

I actually like this book very much. The only thing is that the meaning of Black Chan Teaching is too strong, even over the top. Black Chan Teaching is not impossible. I also like to read it, but don't go too far. The writing seems like villains from top to bottom. It's not that bad. Just tone it down a little bit.

Let me tell you my opinion. I've read Chapter 73 and it's a little bit toxic. You can still make do with it. Those who are not good at reading can go read it. But there is one point where the author doesn't read this chapter or review the book. It feels like a fairy novel has been turned into a martial arts novel.

Author, does this book have a female protagonist?

The Great and Wilderness Stream starts from the Buddhist book, which borrows from the Journey to the West of the Gods, but the characters are very orthodox. Hongjun's way of heaven is dedicated to the ancient world, and there is no classification of good and evil in the Three Qing Dynasties. The two saints of the West are also dedicated to the ancient western world, and strive to develop Buddhism. Nuwa is still the holy mother who is respected by the human race. I don't know which book it starts from. Hongjun becomes evil, and Taiqing Yuqing also becomes a belly. Conspiracy and conspiracy, the Second Sage of the West has become a shameless figure, and the most egregious thing is that the Nuwa Empress has also become the evil god in the book review area. You must read rationally when reading. Not to mention the Second Sage of the West and Hongjun, there is no evil in the myths and legends of the Sanqing and the Nuwa Empress. There are conspiracies and conspiracies. Take a look at the online novels. You don't have to go to the book review area seriously. There are various theories. After all, it is a sacred belief that China has believed in for a long time! ! !

1. Tens of thousands of immortals from Jiejiao came to court, and the good and the bad were mixed. Tongtian himself felt that it was time to clean up, so he signed the list of gods. 2. The disciples of Chan's teaching are all direct disciples, and the other party does not dare to make a fatal move. Moreover, they have received the order of the master and are protected by Yuanshi Tianzun. 3. Jiejiao is too powerful, and eating alone is too serious. 4. There is only one saint in Jiejiao. In the later stage alone, there are four saints standing on the opposite side, and the saints are too strong. It feels like becoming a god means beating down the local tyrants.

First, it was to cope with the calamity. It was agreed that the disciples would each settle on their destiny, survive the calamity if there was a calamity, and stay in the mountains when there was no calamity and not go out. What Yuanshi Tianzun wanted was to send all the Jie Jiao up there so that he could not die. Are these brothers from the same sect? Secondly, the reason for not making a killing move is because Jie Jiao didn't know that he was being plotted. He still thought that since they were all brothers, he could just show mercy and fight back, but Chan Jiao didn't think so. The Ten Jue Formation at the beginning? , The 12 Golden Immortals have suffered enough. Those 12 Golden Immortals can be said to be crooked and cracked. None of the 12 Golden Immortals can break the Jiuqu Yellow River Formation placed by Sanxiao. You must know that it is similar to Sanxiao, and Our Lady of the Golden Turtle, Our Lady of the Golden Spirit, Zhao Gongming, and Taoist Master Duobao were all second-generation disciples. In the end, Taishang Laojun personally took action and killed Liangxiao. The remaining souls of Yunxiao were all suppressed at Qilinya. Is it okay to pull the plug? Third, what to eat alone? Yuanshi Tianzun accepted the apprentices based on their ability. He looked down on goblins and felt that his junior apprentices were all scales and horns who were born from eggs. He looked down on his own nephew and felt that his apprentices were precious, powerful and better than them. What was the result? Fourth, the Immortal Killing Sword Formation must be broken by the Four Saints. What should I do if my two senior brothers plot against me? It's clear that I want you to die. Fifth, his lovely disciple Duobao Taoist was kidnapped by Lan Deng, and he took away three thousand mortal guests without saying a word. He lost his wife and lost his troops. Sixth, the 12 golden immortals that Yuanshi Tianzun trained so hard are not as good as the second-generation disciples of Jiejiao. Jiejiao is a court of thousands of immortals. When they really come up, they fight one-on-one, teach and play.

In a world where the jungle prevails, this kind of gentle warmth makes people cry!

Lao Tzu's teaching is to do nothing but do everything that cannot be done. All actions belong to the way of heaven, and there is no good or evil! According to modern parlance, the original teaching is the elite theory. There are only so many resources and opportunities in the world, and they are only enough for the elite to enjoy! This is the true meaning of the way of heaven, and I am the one who explains this true meaning, so it is called interpretation! Tongtian's teachings are that there is no distinction between superiority and inferiority among the thousands of creatures in the world! Every living being should have the right to pursue the road and the ability to compete for resources and opportunities. This is the true meaning of the way of heaven, so it is called Jie! Conferring the Gods is actually a battle between the elites and the civilians. The failure of Tongtian, as well as the attitudes of Laozi and the two saints of the Western Church, also clearly prove that the elite theory is more suitable for the saints. Your little Tongtian wants everyone in the world to become a saint? Where does that leave us?

Any comments are welcome!

I read a few chapters. The protagonist traveled through time and became a golden immortal, and then grabbed the spiritual liquid of creation, which was the spiritual liquid that gave birth to 7 innate spiritual treasures. Then the protagonist practiced for countless years. He was still in the early stage of golden immortality, and his soul was still a heavenly immortal. Is this the urine or the spiritual liquid of creation? The spiritual liquid of creation that was bred from so many top-quality innate spiritual treasures is 100 million times more powerful than the Huang Zhongli. At least the Daluo Golden Immortal is not too much, and even the Hunyuan Golden Immortal is not too much. Does the author have a brain? What's the point of drinking too much? After hundreds of millions of years of drinking, there is no progress. Then how did you achieve the golden immortality without doing anything before?

It's great, it has great ideas, and the writing style is endless. Only Shiji, the prehistoric place, can match it. Keep at it, the prehistoric age is your own prehistoric time.

After reading three chapters, I thought it was ridiculous. Nuwa took the gourd vine given by the protagonist and immediately understood that she wanted to create the human race. Fuxi actually thought that the descendants of Pangu would establish reincarnation at this time. You must know that at this time he was just a big Luo. Can reincarnation be calculated by a small big Luo? The protagonist traveled through time and saw Nuwa and said that her previous life was created by Nuwa. How vicious.

After reading so many bad reviews, I felt that the writing was very good. It is not like Long Aotian who is invincible, nor is it like many cool articles that are pretentious and slap in the face. The Honghuang article itself pays attention to cause and effect. If the conferring of gods is not a religious friendship like Sanxiao, how can Zhao Gongming act like this? If he does not care for his disciples, how can the ruthless saint come out to kill the immortal? Jian Zhen asks for an explanation. If you don't put yourself in that position, you will feel all kinds of unreasonable. If you put yourself in that position, you won't feel awkward when you think about the character. Moreover, I particularly like the ending of the Sanqing Harmony where the protagonist is not invincible. Only every supporting character has feelings and not all are born for the protagonist is a good book. I think it is well written. Top

Destroyed by name. Nuwa just asked you to transform and you said your name was Xu Siyuan. Instantly poisoned. Gone ヽ('⌒´メ)ノ. What the hell are everyone else? You might as well call him Emperor Tunzi. Nausea.

There is nothing to argue about. No one has been to the prehistoric times. Don't take certain Buddhas and Tao as models and standards. He is just a piece of imagination. The author can write whatever he likes. He just writes about Nuwa. It doesn't matter if she is extremely hungry. Everyone has their own opinions on the prehistoric era. He can kill Hongjun as soon as he writes it. There is no standard for writing a mythological novel however you like. The most annoying thing is that some people always use Buddha and Taoism as their standard. He has been to the prehistoric times, and the prehistoric times he talks about are the prehistoric times.

The author really has not adapted to the prehistoric concept of time. Just like a mortal, Nuwa has just finished creating humans. Within two seconds, I will establish a human religion? People's ancient novels are about Lao Tzu looking for the opportunity to become a saint. I accidentally visited the human tribe created by Nuwa and felt it. Only then did people teach. However, the two sages in the West had no choice but to make great ambitions because they did not have enough foundation and could not become saints even if they established a religion. And the Sanqing family was separated just a hundred years after becoming a saint? Too childish. 😅