Cultivating Immortality in the Naruto World

It's just a ninja novel disguised as a cultivator of immortality. The author has never read a few Taoist classics. Can cultivating immortality be done scientifically? Even though the chakra publisher has not practiced yet, was the protagonist a member of the National Academy of Sciences in his past life? It is okay to develop your own cultivation of immortality, but at least it must be based on Taoist classics! The entire Huangdi Neijing can cultivate immortality, how can it be so great, especially the protagonist is not a miracle doctor! By doing the work of an ordinary ninja and saying that he is cultivating immortals, is the author insulting traditional Chinese immortals? Which traditional Chinese immortal cultivator is not fighting against the heaven and the earth, fighting against fate, or being a tool, killing people, fighting, and doing tasks. An immortal does these things? To cultivate immortality, just find a place deep in the mountains and old forests, practice hard, and then enter the world to practice after you gain something. Don't talk about the mysterious theory of the unity of man and nature, but also some principles, write a book, and promote Taoism like Lao Tzu. You can also cultivate immortality with merit! It feels weird. The whole thought of the protagonist is just to live a long time. Like Orochimaru, this is science, not immortality. The protagonist is doing what Orochimaru does, not like Lao Tzu, Lu Zu and the like, reading to understand the truth, exploring the principles of heaven and earth, and using principles to achieve the unity of heaven and man. In the article, the protagonist is obsessed with chakra, but it does not solve the problem of chakra consuming vitality at all. In the end, he uses chakra to cultivate immortality. It feels a bit like mocking the creator of chakra. People have used chakra for thousands of years or more, but the protagonist can use chakra to live forever in just a half-hearted effort? Cultivation of immortality is the root, and Tao represents the truth. Yin-Yang and the Five Elements are just one aspect. They are just techniques and means. They are not cultivating immortals. Using Yin-Yang and Five Elements can only catch zombies at the level of Taoist priests. For example, the famous Thunder Talisman, and thunder should invisibly correspond to wood, and cultivating Yin-Yang and Five Elements to achieve immortality should stop making trouble! I originally came here to see the promotion of Taoist culture, but it seems that there is no "Tao" at all! To sell dog meat on sheep's head, it is more appropriate to use scientific ninja! It has nothing to do with Xiuxian Wool! Cultivating immortals requires stories, such as Lu Zu's dream of a yellow beam, Tao Zu's riding a green ox out of seclusion, Zhang Tianshi's legend of ascending to immortality, Buddha's enlightenment under the bodhi tree, and Peng Zu's eight hundred years of life! Compared with the above-mentioned legends, there are also legends from the Huangdi period, about gods based on merit, the female snail created humans, the Suiren clan drilled wood to make fire, Shennong tasted hundreds of herbs, Chiyou, the Yellow Emperor, and Jingwei filled the sea! Myths are not all facts, but those gods are not self-proclaimed! Writing about cultivating immortals at least mentions the civilization of cultivating immortals, which must have Chinese culture, mentioning benevolence, justice, propriety, wisdom and trust, loyalty, filial piety, integrity, shame and courage, because the ancient gods are role models for mortals, and they represent the best qualities of people. Not to mention the novels "The List of Gods" or "Journey to the West", except for the special ones, ancient gods must be upright and intelligent to be gods! Cultivation of immortals does not reflect Chinese culture and has no taste at all. He is not talking about scientific principles, but traditional cultivation of immortals is like that, full of beauty and innocence, because those Taoist priests or monks cultivate their hearts and cannot actually become immortals. Therefore, immortals must at least be beautiful. This does not mean that immortals themselves are beautiful, and the quality of their watches is beautiful! Instead of the author writing about how to become an immortal, it is better to write about the principles that need to be understood, the responsibilities that need to be fulfilled, or the rules that need to be followed to become an immortal. Only in this way can it be in line with the traditional respect for immortals by mortals! Why is China said to be an ancient civilization? Because she did not survive according to the law of the jungle. She was governed by morality from beginning to end. The word morality comes from the Tao Te Ching! Cultivation of immortals has its roots in China. Foreigners have never heard of anyone who has become an immortal. They are all born with it, and so are their descendants. It is because China has Laozi, Zhuangzi, Zhang Daoling, etc. Who passed down the Taoist tradition to cultivate immortals. Therefore, when it comes to cultivating immortals, they are completely wrong. If they do not read the Tao Te Ching and do not understand Taoist theory, no matter how good the theory is, it is not cultivating immortals. The culture is not on the right path! Science means science, Uncle Snake means Uncle Snake, it has nothing to do with cultivating immortals!

It's an anecdote-style imaginative article. Each chapter is the inner self-pleasure of the author and the protagonist. There is basically no story or characterization, and the plot cannot support a novel at all 🙂

After reading one chapter, I was really impressed by why there are so many modern witticisms. What MMP? Marshal comparison or something. Don't you think it's very immersive and affects the reader's experience? No other ink in your belly? I'm speechless. Your so-called ideas will only deduct points from this book, not add points.

To be honest, cultivating immortals really cannot be scientific because cultivating immortals is too idealistic. Why? In order to make the novel about cultivating immortals look better, they have included the tenth level of Qi training stage and the golden elixir stage of foundation building stage. But if you really want to use science, it will be fatal, because cultivating immortality is not an upgrade game, and you don't know what stage you are at, so you must have a verification method to verify what stage you have reached. For example, a jump of five meters high is the first level of Qi training, and a jump of ten meters is the second level. What's even more deceiving is that different people practice the same method and the results are different. One person says that he has reached the foundation-building stage, and how does he feel? Another person says that he has reached the foundation-building stage, and his feelings are completely different. Who should he believe? In summary, cultivating immortality is not repetitive. Different people reach different destinations on the same path. It all depends on personal understanding.

I really like Tsunade. I don't know why so many people hate her. Isn't Tsunade enough to win people's hearts? I especially hate Suan.

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Although this novel is Naruto in my mind, there are too many fighting scenes, and there must be many fighting chapters in one trip out of the village. Sometimes it can actually be slow. You will gradually lose your patience. A good cultivation of immortality is mostly about fighting. 😅

I think it would be great for Tsunade to be the heroine! They are all cultivating immortals, so it is normal for them to have ageless appearance. Besides, Pigfoot is a time traveler, so there is no age gap. And doesn't Tsunade's body smell good? What normal man wouldn't be greedy? 🤓

The protagonist is almost nine years old and almost as tall as Tsunade? This reminds me of the child who claimed to be eight years old in Master Let the Bullets Fly. Anyone who has seen it knows how terrifying it is. Then the question comes. Anyway, I think Tsunade in Naruto is about 170cm tall. The protagonist is almost as tall as Tsunade when he is only nine years old. How will the protagonist grow in the next ten years? When the protagonist reaches an adult height of more than 1.8 Meters, the protagonist has only grown a dozen centimeters in the past ten years and has no puberty. But if according to the height of the author's bug, nine years old is about the same height as Tsunade, then the protagonist may have to grow to 2.5 Meters to be reasonable as an adult. I'm really confused about this, because I've seen a lot of protagonists who are 11 or 12 years old but 1.78 Meters tall, pretending to be adults, teasing women and forming a power, etc. It's super inconsistent. This setting makes me, a third-class disabled thief, uncomfortable 😣 😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣 😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣 😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣 😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣 😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣 😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣

A bold idea, if the shadow clone is transformed into a tailed beast, it can use natural energy to replenish energy, or other ways to replenish chakra. Then the protagonist's shadow clones will exceed the population limit, and then let the shadow clones build cities to develop freely. Their efficiency will be very high.