Cultivation of Immortality Begins with Drilling Wood to Make Fire

It takes away a sense of detachment from the ordinary. The setting has weakened the level of upgrading for cultivating immortals through online writing, and turned it into farming. The word "cultivation" finally returned to its original meaning in the online article, which is to search within and cultivate to follow the heart's desires without exceeding the rules. Spells do not need to be practiced, and magical powers can be developed when needed. The plot is roughly two-line. The story of the construction of the dojo on the mountain and the journey down the mountain. The former is the core expression of farming elements, while the latter is the core of the plot: surrounding the "Great Tribulation of Heaven and Earth" event. In terms of character creation, I feel that it is more group-like, in other words, it is not profound enough. It's probably due to the way it's written. Why not add more extras to enrich the characters😝

Some complaints I have read 80 chapters so far. At least one-third of the chapters are about staying in an inn and eating on the roadside. At least one-third of these chapters are talking to the boss waiter, evaluating the dishes, and asking about strange things. Is there any other way to promote the plot? Guizhou donkey has no skills?

This is the real cultivation of immortality! All the other books have the same protagonists as the underworld, so how can they be cultivating immortals? It's like a bandit A rare book that catches the eye! Highly recommended. The last time I felt this way was "A Thousand Mountains Alone" Come on, author!

I don't know what the connection is between this book and Lan Ke. I see that the two books were released not far apart from each other, Lan Ke was a few months ago, but the content of the two books is too similar, but this one feels different in many details, and the supporting characters are far from vivid, real and relevant...

The concept of this book is novel, but the writing style is a bit poor. Whether it is the description of things or the conversations between the characters, it seems immature. The wording and sentences in many places are relatively stiff. The author revealed that he is a programmer, which I can understand to a certain extent. After all, the profession is not suitable, but it is a pity that this spacious and distant place, leisurely Nanshan, is comfortable.

This book is full of fairy spirit. I like you, the author.

Good book, among the tens of thousands of "Xian Xia" I have seen, this one is the only one that is truly "cultivating immortals" even if it lasts a moment, it is incomparable. I highly recommend it.

I think this is the real fairy, my opinion, it makes you calm down, I feel great

It is indeed a good book, but I don't really like reading it now, so I might as well collect it first.

To be honest, when I came in with this cover and title, I thought it was the kind of book I was looking forward to about the origins of mankind + the origins of immortality. It's not the kind of prehistoric style where you'll die twice, but a semi-realistic, with a bit of soft science fiction feel about cultivating immortality. But unfortunately not. But this one is really surprisingly good-looking. Nowadays, I rarely read novels about cultivating immortals, because the most poisonous point in them for me is why I want to cultivate to immortality and what I want to achieve. When reading other novels, I can tolerate the protagonist's shortcomings such as bitterness, hatred, greed, indecisiveness, etc., But I can't tolerate the shortcomings of the novel about cultivating immortals. When I see the protagonists in the novels about cultivating immortals who are either businesslike or pretending to be sophisticated, I always feel like I'm a monkey. Similarly, when I see the protagonists who have achieved immortality in order to seek immortality or to be different from others, I will also feel a sense of dissonance. I hope this book will keep me going until the end.

It is a rare article about cultivating immortality that does not deliberately pretend to be bad. Unlike some books, every time it is pretended to be bad, others will definitely see it, and then others will vigorously tout it and publicize it everywhere. Practitioners each have their own way, not deliberately, not forcefully, with a natural attitude, responding to things as they come, and leaving no trace after they happen. Those who are not destined will not be able to enter, but those who are destined can easily do so. Build your own house and bake bricks, chop bamboo and smoke meat, dig ponds and grow lotus roots, not because they look good, nor because they have good feng shui, but because you want to eat them. Don't deliberately destroy them, but use them appropriately when necessary. The details are very good. The villagers at the foot of the mountain are not complacent because they have an extra immortal. The bearers know that they want to support their families and do not talk back. The noodle stall owner will continue to improve the recipe. The people who carry the burden also know that they are diligent every day. The waiter is determined to travel around the world. After a hundred years of waiting for their parents, the Taoist monks gave up their cultivation, sacrificed their immortality, and were willing to be mortals for the sake of their great aspirations. The villagers knew that they were satisfied and did not insist on having both. They also knew that a private school was better than building a bridge. There were all kinds of things in the world, and the world was full of people. Nothing is more confusing than this, which is most confusing to people's hearts and charming to the eyes.

Tell me why I love reading this book There are dozens of serialized books on my starting bookshelf. These are all novels that I think are well written. However, there are only five books, including this one, that I click on and read every day. It is not convenient for me to name the titles. I am an old bookworm. I started reading physical online novels in 2005. I started reading e-books on MP4 in 2008. I started hanging out on pirated websites and Tieba forums in 2011. I only officially joined in 2014 when I got my own smartphone. I became a legitimate victim, and I successively repaid for some works that I still remember and could find. The thing that hurts me the most is that *** Starting from Scratch, I didn't even finish it at first. After I ordered it for a while, I wanted to finish it, but it was gone? For me, who has been reading online novels for more than ten years, standardization of plots, clichés, and labeling of characters are the biggest poisonous points. However, these three points are now inseparable and unwilling to be abandoned by many online writers. I can understand this, but I will never agree with it. I would never look at those "cloze" industrialized works. The rich imagination is what attracts me most about online novels. Unfortunately, it is difficult for others to accept new things, so most of my favorite books have poor results. The reason why I thought of posting such a post is because a friend of mine said in a previous post, "Longevity and strength are the most fundamental things for immortals. If you have denied both of these, why are you reading novels about cultivating immortals?" In my opinion, that friend is a typical example of users whose minds have been occupied by routine novels about cultivating immortals. For people whose minds are occupied, the reason for abandoning a novel is mostly "How can it be written like this! It's so poisonous! Abandon it!" And for me, the reason for abandoning a novel is "The next thing should be like this and that... Sure enough, it's boring, so I abandoned it." In my opinion, those so-called "immortality novels" in the past were all in the name of "immortality" to clarify the path of people's ascent. As the plot progresses, the realm improves, and readers who suffer from class consolidation can find some solace in it. Its core is not fundamentally different from other upgraded novels. However, due to my cultural background, I always have a vague imagination and longing for "immortals", so I am particularly strict with novels about immortality. I can accept mortals cultivating immortals, but I cannot tolerate ordinary people calling them immortals. What I particularly appreciate about the setting of this novel is that there is no clear hierarchy, and the magical passages are all by-products of cultivating immortals. Abandoning routines is a very big challenge for online novel authors. It is undoubtedly difficult to rely on fresh imagination every day to ensure updates. Therefore, even if the author writes this book for a few days, as long as it does not fall into the frequency of menstruation, I will not complain, but I hope his imagination can sustain him to finish writing.

The only novels with such a fairy spirit in recent times are Ke Qiyuan and this one.

Reading this book can relax your mind{"NickName":"Lanzhi Yuhao","UserId":189409247} From "The Romance of the Gods" to "The Story of a Mortal's Cultivation of Immortals" to the various commercial novels in the fairy tale and fantasy genre, there are really very few books that truly convey the Taoist cultivation thought of "Tao follows nature". In the past, there were stories about gods and ghosts - "Wandering of the Gods", "Ghost Stocks" and "Human Desire", which also mainly wrote about the spiritual philosophy of writers. However, Xu Gongzi Shengzhi's idea of ​​karma, reincarnation, good and evil will be rewarded is a bit heavy, and there are too many private goods. There is another book called "Hermitage in the South Mountains" that was discontinued in February this year, which is very similar to this book. It also has a key plot of living in seclusion in the mountains and practicing cultivation. However, the protagonist of "Hermitage" lives in the mountains more as a way of escaping from the world than as a spiritual practice. I would rather stay in the mountains and observe the four seasons than pursue fame and fortune in the secular world. From the beginning to the present of this book, the protagonist has been practicing Taoism and cultivating his character naturally. His travels in the mountains were due to inspiration, and his experiences in worldly affairs were mostly due to chance encounters. The writing style describing the various characters and plots is also very clean. Except for the shortcoming of the title "Cultivation of Immortality Begins by Drilling Wood to Make Fire" which is too straightforward and lacks connotation, this is one of the rare books that is well written! In this modern society with highly developed commerce, there are still many people who like purity, and many even choose to live in seclusion in Zhongnan Mountain. I can't enter Zhongnan Mountain, but it's very comfortable to relax by reading such pure and spiritual novels!

After reading a little bit, I always felt that it was not a Taoism. The protagonist seemed not to care about anything. The so-called Taoism is natural. Many novels say the same thing. But I want to say: Tao, compete with yourself for life and compete with others. Only if you get the love of heaven and earth, you may be able to transcend the world. Then whatever you do is natural, and whatever you do follows your heart. So what are those people who risk their lives for the sake of Tao? So I have always felt that Tao is the law of nature with no end in sight. Change is killing. Because the universe is too small, it can accommodate many Taoists, but not many Taoists 🙂

This book looks like the natural feeling of Taoism. Everything arises due to fate and ends due to fate. Practitioners follow their own Tao, enter the world, behave and do things, and everything is caused by fate. The word "Yuan" is very strange. It is really rare to be able to write everything about the origin and origin of the word smoothly and comfortably. And "Yuan" is the main carrier of the wonderful group of "immortals" who, under the influence of the "Tao" of Chinese classical culture, guides the way forward for spiritual practice. The manifestations of this carrier are often "inspiration" and "whim". It can be said that the author really combines these aspects very well and writes the life state and behavior that practitioners should have in my ideal realm. In my opinion, this is "seeking "Tao" - "cultivation" - "immortality" The expression is appropriate, Tao follows nature, and it should really follow Tao, which is wonderful.

I have been collecting this book for a while and haven't read it yet, but I suddenly found it in the past few days, and I fell in love with it as soon as I took a look. The full text is an ordinary article about farming and cultivating immortals. It makes people feel a sense of tranquility and peace in their hearts after reading it. I personally feel very good about it. I hope the author can continue writing like this and support you!

Love it, love it, I feel comfortable physically and mentally after watching it 😊😊😊

Want to make a happy fairy! But being born in the world is not born in the world, and joining the world is not joining the world. You don't want to show your holiness in front of others! He also prefers to show off in front of many people. Don't want to fall into a great calamity! And he just tried his best to get closer to the protagonist of the catastrophe. Don't want to be implicated in karma! Again, paradoxical. Strange and strange

I don't think there's anything wrong with pangolins. If they dig holes and eat rocks, they'll be beaten by the mountain gods, and you'll force them to swear to drive them away. Why can't pangolins and a village of people be treated equally? Why can't a village of people relocate and the pangolins stay? It's like a train changing lanes and killing one person or five people. ​​Also, I think: the word "karma" is only reflected when the protagonist is a human being. I didn't see how the Buddhist brother-in-law Ying in Journey to the West could become a Buddha and become an ancestor after eating so many people. In fact, cause and effect is not really that important. The book is still a good book. Good luck to the author.

This is what immortality is, it feels so good! Come on, author

I really didn't understand it. At the beginning, the protagonist carried a bag and two books. I thought the protagonist was from the city. But then the protagonist took out a stone knife and started to survive in the wilderness. I thought the protagonist couldn't afford an iron knife. Then the protagonist acted like a psychopath and called monkeys "Brother Monkey." There is something wrong really) Then, the protagonist was called by the big yellow dog to save people, and saw a woodcutter lying on the ground with an iron ax in his hand, and then the protagonist rescued the woodcutter, all kinds of nonsense... Then I was confused, the protagonist is a time traveler? When did you travel through time? The cover shows a primitive man drilling wood to make fire. Is this the prehistoric era? No, he has an iron axe, cloth and books. So, where is the time and place?

Just take a look and you will know

Saw it once two years ago. That time I listened to it through novel software. I saw the protagonist about to leave the mountain, and I stopped watching it for a while, feeling very bored. This is from start to finish all over again. I lamented that I almost missed a good novel. The title of this book is so sexy. In my opinion, the protagonist is not a cultivator of immortality, but a cultivator of Taoism. Cultivation of immortality is about pursuing immortality. Cultivating the Tao means dependent origination and cessation, without being too attached to life span.

Sitting high in the clouds, a heavenly immortal, untainted by the mortal world. This is the real article about cultivating immortals, not a pretentious article that seems low-key but actually has a strong desire to perform. Worth a look.

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Looking at the title of the book, I thought it was about primitive society, but it turned out not to be the case. Selling the output of the seller and cultivating immortality resulted in nothing being left, not even a single tool? Do you want to drill wood to make fire and use stone pieces as knives? What insults my IQ even more is the sentence in the third chapter: "As for the elixir, there is really no place to put it, so I just put it in my pocket. If it is crushed, I can only say that it has no destiny." What kind of spirit is this? It is the fearlessness that would rather seek from the quangzhong than to take it from the straight! It is the starting point spirit of showing off even if there are no difficulties and even creating difficulties!

I was persuaded to quit by the protagonist who was dressed in white. In ancient times, during funerals, several people wore white. Even if you want to show off, they always match it with other colors. Except for dead people, do you think this kind of pure white is really worn by anyone? Does the purpose of spiritual cultivation require you to wear mourning clothes and eat and drink everywhere?

It is a fairy-like novel, which is very consistent with my imagination of cultivating immortals. It is not about fighting and killing, but about questioning one's mind and enlightening oneself. It is not about showing off one's sage in front of others, nor is it a slap in the face without thinking. It is just plain and simple. It is the kind of immortal I imagined who came out of the world, rather than describing the world, but his behavior is unconventional.

Transcendent, emerging from the dust, and moving with the circumstances. With a flick of the dust, thousands of years have passed. After reading the book for such a long time, what impressed me most was the loneliness and carefreeness in "Five Hundred Years of Time", and the sadness when tigers and pandas died. It is the long ancient sound of "Incredible Mountains and Seas", it is the sound of "Looking forward to the years" It is "Cultivation of Immortality Begins by Drilling Wood to Make Fire" Looking at the world from a distance, watching the silence of the rolling clouds. It is the vast starry of "Deep Space Wandering Fleet", the vast and boundless space and civilization.