The Great Immortal of the Jie Sect

To be honest, if you are busy updating that book, you might as well update the current one, Fengshen. You have already updated two chapters in that book today, but Fengshen has not touched a word. To be honest, everyone got to know you because of Fengshen, your ancient style of writing, and your new book. And because of the subject of Fengshen, everyone is also interested in it. But if you don't read this book now, it's not very reasonable to read a book on another subject that you may like more. Because many people who read this book may only come here for the title of God and will not like other themes. If you abandon the original book and read the other one, the people who like this book will be lost. Even if there is no loss, the number of people who will switch from this book to that book will definitely not be as much as reading this book. So, I think a better situation would be that you update this book vigorously, wait until this book becomes popular, achieves results, and your ancient style writing becomes famous, before you open the next book. In this way, people who like this book are more likely to follow and read your new works. But now this book is just over 100 chapters old, and there are not that many readers yet. If you update that book, I think this may have a negative impact on the performance of this book. Which is better, two mediocre works or one essential work, I don't need to say. In short, even if I put aside everything I mentioned above, the popularity brought by the name and subject matter of Fengshen is definitely more popular than your original book. Are you right?

God has given me a magic whip. As long as the author, Lao Huang, does not update or updates less, he will feel splitting pain when I crack the whip and know that it is about to be updated. If the author is stubborn, he will eventually have to return to the list of gods and write novels for readers day and night.

This book made me feel the real world of ancient Chinese cultivation. At the beginning, Buddha was Tao, and he simply integrated myths. In fact, many of them did not conform to the ancient background. In ancient cultivation, people were originally very paranoid and did not have so much insight. The ancients were not like modern people, who were impacted by a large amount of information, and even more Paying attention to tradition, the three ancestors of Taoism have never been as mentioned in the so-called "Honghuangliu". Just like Confucius and Laozi praised saints for people because their virtues, talents, and characters were worthy of them. It feels very sad to see the Taoist ancestors in "Honghuangliu" written down as villains and despicable people.

The writing is so good, the rhythm is very measured, and the method is not taught lightly. Didn't Monkey Sun also listen to the scriptures and discuss Taoism, learn calligraphy, burn incense, and sweep the floor and carry water for seven years in Fangcun Mountain before he can teach the art? This cultivation of immortality is very classical and awesome.

This book will really become popular if you keep at it. Read thirty or forty chapters First of all, the setting of the Sanqing Dynasty is different from the traditional setting of the prehistoric saints. This time and space transcends the single world, converges its own timeline, the line of cause and effect, wanders in the heavens, and achieves a higher dimension. The setting allows me to see the shadow and essence of Dr. Chen, Unlimited Myth, etc. In the flow of the heavens. This is more in line with our understanding and expectation of a truly transcendent person than the description of combat power with unclear semantics in the "saint" realm. I understand the Taoist reflection in the book as the information flow deficit, leakage and infection caused by high-dimensional creatures unconsciously to the surrounding low-dimensional space. Compared with the previous ones of scheming in a world and being submissive under the way of heaven, the Sanqing in this setting undoubtedly belongs to a higher level of existence. I think this book is good for being able to summarize this setting background and write the work in a smooth writing style. But I am a little worried about whether the author can control the setting of the transcendent and write about his humanity in the middle and late stages. How can he be written by a human being as he is a high-dimensional creature? He does not think about things in a human way. But if you don't write it, many plots will not make sense. This is a very subjective question. Some people think that the Immortal King has to pretend to be a slap in the face when he returns to the city. Some people think that he has already become an immortal. How can he care about the world? Some people write about returning to his original nature and playing in the world of mortals. Some people write about it as if he were an adult. I hope the author can find a solution, and I hope this book will get better and better.

Let's change the beginning. Just think of yourself as an aboriginal. Nothing like Huangliang Yimeng is of any use. I originally thought you were a time traveler or an aboriginal who has gained the memory of modern people. However, in the end, your behavior, appearance and cognition are all aboriginal. You don't even know how to teach. You are a proper aboriginal.

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Qiu Shou Xian

This kind of Jie Jiao is the one who really has the spirit of immortality. Other novels write about immortal cultivating sects that are covered in fantasy.