The Qi Refiner of Qin
秦国炼气士
- Status
- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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It seems possible to have Qi refiners in the Qin Dynasty, but it seems a little hard to say about the Yincha City God! , There was a Chenghuang Temple at that time???
At first glance, he looks like a Thai spiritual master
I read Chapter 22 recommended by others. The setting of a Japanese light novel about a high school student who travels to a different world and has a brain-bashing male protagonist. He has no ability and likes to yell. It's really not likable. If I had been 15 years earlier, I might have liked this kind of novel where everything is done in a rush.
When I read Chapter 64, nothing surprised me. The protagonist is too ordinary, and the setting of a time traveler is completely useless. These chapters are investigating clues to the fourth realm, and the protagonist is still in the first realm. The protagonist has just come out to wander in Qin, and his style of killing others is gone. The protagonist is made more and more upright. The dead people of the Six Kingdoms were not seen, and the withered bones under the Great Wall were not written. The time travelers in the book failed to change the times and disappeared into oblivion. The book followed the tide and sank at the bottom of the well.
The protagonist cut off an ear when he was killed. When did it grow back? Do you need to replace the missing heart of a corpse when making a zombie? Change it to an animal? In the beginning, Qin Shihuang sought immortality because of the meteorite that fell from the sky. Logically speaking, there should not be many people who can really refine qi or have cultivation skills. How come there are so many qi refiners who flew into the sky and escaped after the protagonist appeared? After reading a few chapters, I just felt like it was a mess and the logic was confusing!
If you let Qin Shihuang live forever, what good fruit can you eat? Cut it up. From the moment Qin Shihuang lives forever, there will be no such thing as your Qi training.
I thought the protagonist, Emperor Qin, turned out to be a killed native who turned into a zombie... And then was transported by a meteorite...
It's a good book. I hope you can calm down and read it carefully. The book is really good.
I thought I wanted to watch the plot of the First Emperor traveling through the Xianwu Daqin Dynasty But when I walked in, I was confused.