Wu Zhongxian

I would like to ask when the Confucian trap will be filled, because sometimes it seems very contradictory. According to the previous setting, the human king is the son of God, and the Confucian scholar emphasizes the system of heaven and man. So how does God arrange it? Because in this world view, God is a personal god, he is not a rule, and he will not be downgraded just because of the edict of the human king, because then the human king should call himself He is the Lord of the Three Realms, so how can a great Confucian order orders ghosts and gods, and how can a human king control things that are not human (i. E. Ghosts and gods)? This is just like the ancient princes who exercised power, which is a taboo for emperors. It is impossible for God to watch the human king infringe on his power, even if he is his own son. What's more, this emperor and the next emperor are both sons of God. How many sons of God are there countless?

I suggest that the author should write more monastic novels in the future, such as Being a Divine Stick in the Late Northern Song Dynasty, where the hierarchy is not very clear but has a classical flavor. Don't write like a mortal.

I read it all from the first chapter to the latest update last week. The author's book must be read in one go. Otherwise you wouldn't know what he wrote 😁😁

The writing is too jumpy, always jumping from prehistoric to dungeon halfway through the chapter, with no transitional jump in between, or the things written in the previous chapter are not finished, and the next chapter is changed to something else. And there are so many personal reflections mixed in, it's very entertaining to watch.

In the early stage of Xiancao, the details of the plot are handled very well. Many names appeared in the mid-term, including Liu Shengzhi, Tang Changsheng... The final post has a hasty ending

This protagonist is really stupid, stupid and weak. When everyone teaches him a little, he only knows a little bit and cannot learn at all. At first, he said that the nameless Taoist book is all-encompassing. At one moment, he said that it is profound and not very advanced. At another moment, he said that it has nothing but only exercises. It is extremely confusing. Every time when danger is approaching, he only knows that he suddenly realizes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, etc.

Seeing the real chapter 75 is really poisonous and disgusting. With so much money, you don't want to use it for cultivation to improve your cultivation as quickly as possible, but you want to save money? Are you out of your mind? You don't understand the meaning of money and external possessions? In this world of gods and ghosts, there is no sense of crisis or urgency, but we care about these yellow and white things. It should be noted that if you have money, you will lose your life, and without strong strength, no matter how much money you have, you can't hold it!

The gadgets produced by this studio all have this kind of characteristics. They are messy and messy. Just get used to it.

After reading the author's previous books, I couldn't stand it any longer, and I still haven't made much progress. The protagonist's character is not bright, and he is not good at what he learns. He doesn't have a long memory. He only wakes up when things happen. The same routine is used in every book, but the soup is changed without changing the medicine. I vomited🤮

It's getting more and more messy, pieced together here and there

Just the name of the protagonist will cause you to be persuaded to resign. If you are persuaded to resign by the name of the protagonist, +1

Anything less modern would be too dramatic. The previous setting was thought to be a supernatural fairy tale. The setting is also relatively novel, what are the modern things written later. No wonder I got poor grades. It was a good book but I had to write it into a bad book.

Personal speculation on the evolution history of Taoism First of all, witches, because human beings had a hard time surviving in the early days, eating hair and drinking blood, and life was precarious, so witches are a system that only seeks results. As for the price to achieve the results, and what the consequences will be, these are not within the scope of witches' thinking, so the external performance will be more brutal and bloody, and there will be some sequelae. However, due to the current situation, witches are generally leaders of the ethnic group, and many witches even sacrifice themselves for the ethnic group, so witches are respected by the human race Then there is Dao. At this time, the human race has basically determined the status of the protagonist of the world, and humans themselves are also divided into high and low. Because witches have contributed to humans in the early stage and have power, witches are the ones in power. And because humans no longer need witches to sacrifice themselves for the group, some witches have improved the inherited witchcraft to make it more systematic and civilized than witchcraft, and even have some immortality effects. In order to distinguish themselves from the original witches, these witches call themselves Tao. And because Taoism is more systematic and civilized than witchcraft, Taoism can live forever, while witchcraft even has a short life, so witches are gradually eliminated by Taoist priests, so witches can only survive in the poor mountains and rivers. Taoist priests rise to the top of mankind, guide the country, and rule the ethnic group. At the same time, in order to prevent others from threatening their status, they put more restrictions on the spread of Taoism Then comes Confucianism. At this time, the human race has completely dominated the world, and the number of people has increased greatly. Since learning Taoism requires a certain foundation (qualifications, resources, character, etc.), The number of mortals in the world is tens of thousands of times that of Taoist priests, and Taoist priests will also have disputes with each other. Therefore, heroes among mortals take the opportunity to rise. At the same time, out of fear and envy of Taoist priests who control power, they collect Taoism based on soldiers. Secrets of martial arts, and then gathered wise men to improve them, which reduced the need for practice, and at the same time, the effectiveness of practice was inevitably reduced. However, because the number of Confucian scholars was far greater than that of Taoist priests, and they were more dependent on the king than Taoist priests, they gained the support of those in power, so Confucian scholars gradually came to power. Although Taoist priests could no longer hold power due to their own advantages, they were favored by those in power and had some privileges.

Every book by the author of this book is a fairy grass in the early stage, but in the middle and late stages, it digresses thousands of miles and turns into a poisonous weed

The immortal who has cultivated to such an extent that he can't even block bullets and cannons, and what kind of magic can't be used on the battlefield? Such a **** immortal god, the protagonist cultivated into an immortal, and almost got killed by his cannon, hahahaha, he is still the best in the world in science and technology

The latest three books have covered it, and the text is becoming more and more rounded. In the latest Witch Fairy, we can see that the author's writing skills have improved greatly. I have been watching pirated copies and can't wait for the update. Wu Zhongxian has already seen the latest chapter. I don't want to wait for the update. The next time I watch it will be in a few years. Recharge 50 to express your feelings.

The more I read, the more boring it becomes. I don't know which school this author is from, but he always wants to teach you. The question is, if I really want to teach, do I need to read your novel? When you write a novel, just write it well and add some drama about teaching and educating others.

In the past, the book in Snowy Forest featured the Gate of Time and Space + Cultivation of Immortals, but now it features the protagonist's name changing... This is very difficult to understand. If the protagonist's name in the beginning chapter suddenly changes to the name of the previous books, it can be explained that the author has written smoothly. But often name confusion suddenly occurs after a hundred chapters. What is going on?

The most delicious pig's feet. I'm afraid that in the next chapter, others will be drowned in a latrine, right?

I would like to give a big suggestion to the author. In the future, when writing books, just use the name of one protagonist for all books. Your book uses the wrong protagonist's name, not just once or twice. It can be said that every book has this problem.

I feel that the author did not describe the characteristics of witchcraft, Taoism and Confucianism The advantage of witchcraft is that it is quick and powerful, but the disadvantage is that it is expensive and has serious sequelae, because the essence of witchcraft is to borrow the power of foreign objects (including but not limited to demons and monsters). The general process is to find something with extraordinary power, find out its habits and preferences and taboos, and then use the things it likes to borrow the power of the other party. Because it is borrowed power, the wizard can only have limited control over this power. Loss of control is common, so it is very dangerous The advantage of Taoism is that great power is attributed to oneself, but the disadvantage is that it is difficult and slow to practice, because the biggest purpose of Taoism is to become an immortal yourself. The general process is to first strengthen yourself, and then discover something with extraordinary power (including but not limited to demons and monsters). Kill the opponent, and then train and study it in various ways. The best result is that this thing becomes a pet, and the extraordinary power it possesses is also learned by the Taoist priest. In this cycle, the Taoist priest will become stronger and stronger. Of course, there will be times when the ship capsizes The advantage of Confucianism is that it is easy to get started and it is fast to practice. The disadvantage is that it is weak and has a low upper limit, because the essence of Confucianism is to help others practice and then use the other person's strength. The general process is to find something with extraordinary power (the other person is sensible and easy to talk to), usually one's own ancestors (big rewards but low strength) or a certain sage (good credit and strong strength). For low-level people, only choose sages (from poor families), and for medium ones, one of the two Starting from (county tycoon and squire), high-level Confucian scholars learn and help each other spread their beliefs (doctrine and ideas) so that the other party can obtain more growth resources (incense). At the same time, the other party gives back part of the power to the Confucian scholar (very little) and gives the Confucian scholar corresponding protection (commanding ghosts and gods). At the same time, in order to increase the resources, he also points out the skills of governing the people. If the skill level is high enough, he can intercept part of it and wait for his death (canonize the god after death).

What the hell is Wang Zhenling? Did the author forget to change it when copying the book? Didn't you check it after you finished writing? No wonder my grades are getting worse and worse.

I have written many books, but it still looks like this. I can only read the first few hundred thousand words.

I'm not saying anything, the front of this book is so messed up that it made me confused

My impression in the early stage was half good and half bad. I don't mean ordinary. It has advantages and some ordinary performances. I didn't watch the middle and later stages. The current numbers for the piece are lower than I thought.

The concept of the setting is good, but the details of the plot are full of errors and omissions.

The writing style is okay and the idea is acceptable, but the pace is too slow for my liking.

Tao Xiaowu: Did I kill me?

Seeing more than 50 chapters about the stronger issue between the emperor and the mountain god reminded me of two scenes in Journey to the West. One is when Tang Monk passed by a country. At that time, Sun Wukong called out an earthly father-in-law in front of the king there. Then when the earthly father-in-law came out and saw the king, he knelt down and saluted him. Another one is that Sun Wukong went to the sky to invite the Supreme Laojun in front of a king, and then when the king saw it, he knelt down to salute the Supreme Laojun. It stands to reason that the Earthly Father and the Supreme Lord are both gods, so I am very curious about how the hierarchy between emperors and gods is calculated. For example, when a heavenly general in heaven meets a mortal emperor, who should salute whom? Ask God to clarify your doubts

There was another mistake in Chapter 10 of the last volume. It changed from Earth Immortal to Yuanshen Four Thousand Stones. Please correct it.