The Ancient Taiqing Asked

Well, I'm too lazy to say it, and I don't complain either. This is the theme the author writes about, just like those novels written by Fei Lu. It's not that this novel isn't well-written, but just looking at the name, I felt a little bit of an inexplicable headache.

It feels a bit unreasonable for Emperor Jun to attain enlightenment. Among the few people who have attained enlightenment, Nuwa had the Purple Qi of Hongmeng, and then she first had the merits of creating humans and the merits of human religion before she became a saint; the original Tongtian also had the Purple Qi of Hongmeng plus the merits of opening heaven. The teaching merits and virtues lead to sainthood; the receiving shunti is the Hongmeng Purple Qi plus the teaching merits and great ambitions, and the merits and virtues lead to sainthood; Houtu uses the luck of the witch clan, the reincarnation of the body, and the help of the Supreme Being to become the Hunyuan Da Luo Jinxian; then how can Dijun prove the Hunyuan? Just rely on the luck of the demon clan? It's even more unreasonable to prove the Hunyuan with the Emperor's Way. If you want to prove the Hunyuan with the Emperor's Way, you have to unify the whole world.

I read the latest chapter. Since there is a supernatural power that can transform the three pure beings, why don't you think about it and use one qi to transform the three pure beings as a way to kill a corpse? Relying on the three obsessions of good and evil. In this way, when the three corpses merge into one, the three pure states are originally one body. The integration will go smoothly. After all, the origin is the same.

Take a bubble🤓

I have cast four recommendation votes every day in a row, so please add it to your list!

I'm really speechless. Humanity is stronger than heaven everywhere, so there are always powerful humans. They seem to be much stronger than the Witch Clan and the Monster Clan. Aren't you afraid of imbalance? ? ? I don't agree

In fact, I personally feel that the subject of time travel into the Sanqing is not very good, because the Sanqing is originally the incarnation of Pangu's soul. If the soul is replaced, it will not be the Sanqing. Then the connection with Pangu will be gone, and all the merits of Pangu will be irrelevant. What's more, the Sanqing is originally transformed by the same soul. There must be a special connection between the three. If one of them is replaced, the other two will definitely know it.

Your prehistoric enlightenment is too worthless. Besides, you said before that only by killing three corpses and using spiritual treasures from the same source can the three corpses and one finally attain enlightenment. Then how did so many people attain enlightenment later on? And how can you, who doesn't kill corpses, be promoted to a quasi-sage? Originally, this quasi-sage was created by Heaven in order to prevent too many primitive creatures from being beyond its control. In the end, so many of the enlightened beings were better off just letting the primitive creatures realize the laws and attain enlightenment. In this way, there would be fewer enlightened people. Their combat power was so poor that they could be resurrected after dying in a battle with a lich. I was really drunk at this point. If everyone could be reborn with a drop of blood, would there be any dead ones? Moreover, after the Buzhou Mountain was broken, the innate spiritual energy became the acquired spiritual energy. The spiritual energy should be getting lower and lower. The spiritual energy you wrote rebounded after the calamity passed. It may be because my brain is not working well. I really can't figure out why. If this is the case, then there is no time when the prehistoric period is declining. Just fight and fight casually. After finishing the spiritual energy, I can still improve it, and this human race can fucking produce saints. I am drunk. I am really not a troll. This is my first time to write a book review. I just feel that a good novel ended up being poorly written. When I first read it, I felt that this novel was very good-looking, but the more I read it, the more uncomfortable it became. 😭

The human religion of the Supreme Being in the prehistoric world is not the religion of the human race. It is not that narrow. The human religion is to teach all living beings in the prehistoric world, including the three realms of humanity, heaven, earth, and man. The same is true of the Golden Elixir Dao, as is the Western religion of the Chanjiao and Jiejiao. Otherwise, how can there be so much luck and merit to support the holy position in such a high-level world? It is unreasonable to establish a religion specifically for a low-class race and have such great luck 😁 Nuwa also has such great merits because she created the first race with acquired intelligence 😁😁😁 Haven't you seen that many of them are written about creation and sanctification, so she doesn't care about it? Is the human race really so powerful that even the saints and powerful men are blind? 😁😁😁 The Great Ancient novels mention the birth of the human race, but then there is no point in writing specifically about the human race 😁😁

As the Holy Mother, Nuwa's status is still higher than that of the leader of the Human Religion, just like the emperor cannot become his deputy prime minister.

This is too great! (ಡωಡ)

The one who was tricked in the prehistoric times was the Witch Clan. Even the merits of Hou Tu Hua Samsara failed to save the Witch Clan. In the end, the hell of reincarnation was occupied by others! Nuwa was the scheming bitch in the ancient world. She created humans to become saints, sat back and watched the demon tribe refine the witch-slaying sword, and later relied on mending the sky to repay the karma for the demon tribe. The most deceiving thing was that Fuxi joined the demon tribe back then, and finally reincarnated as the human emperor!

It is best to write about Lao Tzu without a female protagonist, because I am inactive and even ruthless.

In fact, I am a big fan of Sanqing, and I feel that Sanqing is the most powerful among the six saints. I feel that it is not reflected in many novels, which is a bit regretful. For example, Yuanshi, Yuanshi can be the cause of all effects and the beginning of all phenomena, representing the beginning of all things and the opening up of the world. When the Tao of Yuanshi is completed, he should be able to transform into Pangu, the oldest god in time. Lingbao is the result of all causes and represents the end of the world. When his path is completed, he will become the great demon who will end the world. The Supreme Being should be the link between the past and the bottom, the substance that carries everything, and is the basis for the existence of everything in the world. Without Him, everything would be meaningless. The combination of the three represents the complete process of the creation of the world, the evolution of the era, and the end of the universe. It is a perfect cooperation and the best Taoist companion. That's why the Three Pure Ones are united, not because of luck or brotherhood. There will also be battles among the Three Purities. It should not be a battle between disciples and sects among the Fengshen, but a higher-level battle. Yuanshi is the pioneer saint who needs the world to develop upward. The more prosperous the world is, the more conducive it is to his cultivation. And Lingbao is the saint of the end. The more the world's life withers and becomes withered, the more beneficial it is to him. This is the basis of the struggle. The beginning of the Yuan Dynasty symbolizes the beginning, so he can always take the lead in the calamity. He can find the person who can confer the gods and the list of canonized gods before everyone, find Xiqi who replaced the Shang Dynasty before everyone, find allies in advance, and make up for many secrets. Lingbao represents the end. The closer he is to the end of the calamity, the stronger his power will be. Therefore, he will always make a comeback. At the end of the calamity, he will be one against four, not just relying on the Immortal Killing Sword Formation. A mere foreign object cannot have such a big impact on the saint.

The author really shouldn't take inaction as the law. Taishang should be the law of yin and yang.

Why is Taiqing's hair always slightly messy when describing his appearance? I've seen it no less than twenty times, and it's so embarrassing. Did the writer want to portray Taiqing as a knight? It shows Taiqing's wild and unruly 🤫. As a monk, and a top being among monks, the Taoism is profound, and everything is in line with the nature of heaven. Seeing this, I was confused.

I haven't read it yet, but there's something wrong with the introduction! Nuwa was not even born, let alone the human race. Without the human race, where would the human religion come from? With the help of the human Nuwa, she became a saint directly, and she also became the deputy leader of your human religion? ? Basic logic questions.

Why do some people always think that there was Zhoushan Mountain before Buzhoushan Mountain was broken? Do they think the ancients were as stupid as they were in choosing names? They used mountains to support the sky. Buzhoushan Mountain, the "pillar" that supports the sky, is a pillar, not a mountain. Compared with a mountain, there is no peak, so it is also called Buzhoushan Mountain, an imperfect mountain.

End of scattering flowers, good-bye, gentlemen!

You are so deeply buzzing that your head hurts from looking at it.