I Raise Spiders in Pansi Cave

I really like the protagonist. Xiao Qi is portrayed very well by Kunming University. He is like a real person around us, a little glib and a little lustful. But he knows right from wrong, has his own bottom line, is kind to the people around him, and is also kind to the little animals on the mountain. In my eyes, Xiao Qi is a shining person. Kunda is amazing!

No matter what your book's title, synopsis, or content is, as long as it has multiple female protagonists, I'll read it.

Enjoy the wonderful articles together, several foreshadowings in the early stages of this book Who is Master Xiao Qi Wu Jizi? What is Xiao Qi's mirror? According to the article, it is basically concluded that Wujizi stole the demon mirror. There are two mirrors in the article, one is the demon mirror, and the other is the Bagua mirror that leads to time travel. Today's mirrors can both reflect demons and Bagua, but there are no similar magic weapons in myths and legends. There are only Yin-Yang mirrors and Bagua diagrams, which are not consistent with either of them. So the mirror should be a combination of the demon mirror and the Bagua mirror. Then there is a question, which is why Wu Jizi secretly looked into the demon mirror, but threw it to his apprentice and hid himself. Judging from Xiao Qi's arithmetic level, Wu Jizi must be a great power in divination, so Wu Jizi must have calculated something before going to secretly look into the demon mirror. So I think it is unlikely that Wu Jizi would steal the Demon Mirror from Heaven because he was not yet a second-grade disciple. I have a conjecture here. The mirror after being fused with the Demon Mirror is the foundation of Xiao Qi's enlightenment. Wu Jizi must not have yet achieved enlightenment. So whether the protagonist becomes enlightened is related to Wu Jizi's Tao. In other words, after Xiao Qi gets the Demon Mirror, he stirs up troubles and starts to take off. The things involved may make Wu Jizi achieve enlightenment. Otherwise, I don't think I can explain why Wu Jizi wanted to steal the demon mirror. When the angel came to visit Huanghua Temple, he saw the words left by his old friend from the Conferred God period, and could not recognize who it was. If he had been active from the Conferred God period to the present, it should not be difficult to recognize him. It is very likely that he proclaimed himself a god and then disappeared. Combining Wu Jizi's divination skills and the previous article's unknown whereabouts, there is only one answer. Wu Jizi is King Wen Jichang himself or the reincarnation!

That year, I was not halfway through starting my business, I was sad, exhausted, and sleepy, and I happened to meet Qidian. Another year, I have read several articles, focusing on fairy tales and occasionally science fiction. Abandon the fake emptiness of the great gods, and don't enter into the pretentious white literature, the taste will become more cunning. I was in a panic when I read "Dream Guide" for the first time. At first glance, it was written in a brisk writing style about small things, but little did I know that the time and space tunnel introduced stream-of-consciousness science fiction. The characters are vivid, the plot is ups and downs, and the background is both real and illusory. It has become a masterpiece. However, the newcomer's new book has not received much attention, and it has been silent among the torrent of articles, which makes people sigh and feel sad. One day, I suddenly came across the author's new book "I Raised Spiders in Pansi Cave". I read the title and turned to three chapters, and I was heartbroken: You were already in a high position in the previous work, how can you dive into the water and play with the kid? Author Kun Wuqi replied: If you don't read it, how will you know the true meaning of my book? Come on, hold your nose and watch for now. If you look closely, you will see that it is not a cool article. If you look again, you will find some clues. A picture scroll that looks old but still new has slowly unfolded. Whether a novel is a classic or not depends not only on the success of the three major elements, but also on many shining points. It is not yet known whether "Raising a Spider" can surpass "A Guide to Dreams", it can only be tested by readers together.

This book is so strange. It looks good at the front, but something is wrong at the back.

Urban literature disguised as cultivating immortality? Why is the bureaucracy so heavy?

I just realized after all the reservations were made that only a hundred or so people had fully booked. Now I finally know why writing a book is so difficult...

The prehistoric era has been shrouded in the shadow of the catastrophe since ancient times, so that even after the reform, the whole society has been filled with a sense of insecurity and urgency from top to bottom. This can be seen from the protagonist's struggles as a low-level civil servant: In order to prevent the sect's property from being expropriated, the middle-level civil servants' first reaction is to shirk the blame to avoid disaster, and the second reaction is to compete for credit and gain when faced with dangerous terrorists flowing across regions. There are also many factions within the system, with the top management firmly occupying power and resources, while the bottom management is racking their brains and using any means to get the few promotion opportunities. Although the entire system is still functioning, it is likely to collapse suddenly once it faces a sudden severe test. It is self-evident to everyone that a storm is coming. On the surface, this is an official-based and power-based world view, mixed with the element of cultivating immortality. But in fact, the so-called official-oriented thinking expresses a dependence on power, implying the way of thinking that if you lose power, you lose everything. Power has become a necessity for survival, and therefore a scarce commodity. This is not the case in normal society, but Honghuang is a special case: First, Honghuang did not open up to the outside world. As for the way to expand the territory, some people may say that Beiju Luzhou does not count. Can large voyages and interstellar colonization be the same? The laws there may not be suitable for survival. Foreign wars can only be used to consume the population. Transferring conflicts is not enough. In short, by the time the protagonist comes, the prehistoric world is still a self-sufficient closed system. Second, prehistoric times had more catastrophes than the Malthusian population trap. When a catastrophe comes, the catastrophe gas enters the body, which is comparable to the memetic pollution-like natural disasters in the SCP Foundation, causing immortal cultivators and mortals to kill each other, and even the first person under the saint to have treasures cannot be avoided. In this case, the terrifying survival pressure cannot be alleviated no matter what means are used, and the contradictions will only become more and more acute. Everyone is holding on to the resources in their hands and striving for more resources as much as possible in order not to become ashes in the catastrophe. That's why it's so frustrating to watch. The gods and gods in the sky are preparing for a retreat. You, a little mortal practitioner, still want to live a leisurely life? It doesn't exist. The great catastrophe also follows the conservation of energy, that is, how many people practice immortality and how much mana they have cultivated, a certain number of immortal cultivators will die to neutralize it. If everyone doesn't want to die, they can only risk their lives to be involved in the involution. If the Taoist friends die, the poor Taoist will not die.

Brother Kunwu, come on, give me a small orgasm.

It's been two years in the blink of an eye, and I'm filled with emotion, come on.