One Who Attains the Dao

This is the first time I heard that cultivating an immortal requires reputation. Isn't cultivating an immortal an act against heaven? The kind of immortal who wants to cultivate reputation! Nowadays, don't those celebrities no longer need to practice? !

You are also an old author. Why do you still write about conflicts in such a low-level way? How many books do you think start with conflicts within a family? This routine is so old, it's just bad. This is no longer the time for you to write about results. After so many years, you should change your routine. Don't fall into the monotony of pretending to be slapped in the face. And most importantly, you are really not happy enough to write a book. There are dozens of depressing plots in the past, and pretending to be B may only be one or two chapters, and it will pass by in a hurry. Of course, I don't expect you to change this old habit of yours, but today is different from the past, and your grades may really get lower and lower.

🤔I think Chen Cuo plans to repay the favor he owes to Xianmen Aren't you planning to repay the update that your battle robe owes?

Excuse me, Roe Deer, how did you drop from lv.5 To lv.4?

😂Taoist Master Qiu Yuzi, are you covered with only that gourd spirit wine?

In fact, I explained this part of the problem in another friend's post, but that post may have been buried because of the resolution of the controversy. Let's talk about it separately here. In "Chen Shu. The Biography of Chen Fangtai", the protagonist's brother, the eldest son of Chen's mother, is described. Interested readers can go and see what kind of character this is. To put it simply, he is an unscrupulous character who has done some amazing willful things. At the same time, as his brother, Chen Fangqing is more cautious in character. Judging from the text description, he should be an introverted and sensitive person. When I was looking for character prototypes, I made some inferences based on this situation. Youdao is a loving mother who often loses her son. According to the things Chen Fangtai did, it can be inferred that he has been favored since childhood and has the mentality of a little emperor until he grows up. It is just a matter of high probability, so the author made this setting. In fact, from the perspective of raising the eldest son, it can also be discussed whether Chen's mother acted fairly. Similarly, if there is such an elder brother in the family, can the second son be more favored than him, or live a comfortable life? You can search Chen Fangqing on Baidu to see what kind of temper he is. We can also recall, what is the state of an unloved child who grows up in a family that is obviously biased or has certain feudal views? One more thing, there is a foreshadowing in Chen Fangtai's description in the book, so here is a disclaimer. In fact, when many friends mention the Wen, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, they may think that it was a period when aristocratic families were rampant and had no scruples. But the fact is that in the late Southern Dynasties, the power of the aristocratic families declined greatly, especially after the Hou Jing Rebellion and the Western Wei Dynasty's capture of Shu and the capture of Jiangling. The Qiaoju wealthy families from the north had already declined greatly. Song, Qi and Liang can all be said to be dynasties founded by descendants of poor families, and Chen was the rise of Han people. Chen Baxian can be regarded as a southern native. From a certain perspective, the establishment of Nanchen means that the Southern Dynasty has got rid of the control of the nobles from the north to a certain extent. However, due to the degree of development and civilization of the south, in the periods of Emperor Chen Wen and Emperor Chen Xuan, a large number of nobles who moved to the south were still used. However, in this process, the family's control over military power gradually declined, and they were no longer able to fully control the government. As for the title, the title looks noble, but if there is no real power, it must still be subject to other feudal etiquette, such as filial piety. For a society to function, it must be orderly, otherwise it would be impossible to have an organized form of composition, let alone a country. It took a while and the update will be a little later at noon.

I hope that the protagonist will achieve great success in the future, and after being invincible in the world, he will not pretend to say a few words to end the story, but will clean up the world properly, and do not let those who designed the protagonist to deceive the protagonist to live a good life without any trouble.

This book is a bit lousy but Ke Qiyuan feels quite good. It's just that there are too many dramas about court grievances, which makes the tone low. Moreover, the upper realm should not be mentioned in the early stage, so that people always keep a guess, thinking that there may be a fairy world, but there may not be. I took the initiative to suggest that there is an upper bound, but it suddenly felt boring.

The front-end operation logic of Qidian becomes more and more confusing as it changes. The location of recommendation tickets is hidden in the lower-level options. Pictures in book club posts cannot be returned for a long time, and the feedback does not change. Sooner or later, I will be ruined by Tencent.

This book's cultivation system is really mysterious. It's entirely the author's words. Anyway, I can't understand it. After reading it, I felt that it was boring to read and it would be a pity to abandon it.