Beginning with the Art of Spirit Communication

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The path to immortality is extremely dangerous. It would be unwise to bring the vixen back to the Taoist temple with just a few words of understanding. How can the protagonist cope with the journey to immortality in the future with his current intellectual disability?

When I saw the part about becoming a disciple, I didn't understand. The protagonist clearly has a supreme inheritance, but he just wanted to become a disciple for a useless thing.

I don't think it's necessary to make the protagonist too compassionate. I feel that there is a bit too much psychological description in the plot of the dragon walking out of the water. Our human race is expanding very quickly wherever we go. If monsters want to survive, they must confront people. Even if the dragons change their routes, they will probably flood other towns. Especially in ancient times, most humans lived on water. This is not only a struggle for the Tao, but also a competition between races for living space. As the protagonist, as a human being, if you are strong, you can naturally stop the monster. If you don't have that strength, you can also save some people. However, there is no moral issue here. After all, you can't expect the monster to consider from a human standpoint and risk death to let go of people who are insignificant to it. Just like if the protagonist survives a thunder tribulation, he will not consider how many animals will be killed by the thunder tribulation. Of course, human beings are indeed the mainstream, so it can basically be said that being kind to others is good, and being evil to others is evil. But this is because the human race as a whole is strong, and strength is the reason.

I felt uncomfortable reading it. Originally, the author said in the previous chapter that he was scolded by others, and I thought they were deliberately finding fault. Now that I have read the latest chapter, I can't help but curse. You are just a little monk who has not even become an immortal. No matter how hard it is to test your mind, you can pass on a technique that is unknown whether it can be practiced or not. It is so awesome that it is on the same level as Yuanshi Tianzun to receive 12 golden immortals. The test is like an old sow wearing a bra one after another. Your Broken Golden Pill Dao will test people who seek immortality for three years just like the Taoist priests from Laoshan. Whether you find a dream preacher who is persistent in seeking the Dao, or give you a jade slip, if you continue to play, will you have to kill all six relatives to worship heaven in order to prove that the heart of seeking the Dao is as solid as a rock, and then you will be qualified to inherit your Broken Golden Pill Dao? A few years of testing in a foggy mountain are not enough, and all the parents will die. Then a hero comes to save the beauty, and the next second the beauty falls into the dust. Please be a human being

Please come to this post to recommend books. My fellow writers, writing is not easy, but for the sake of simplicity in my book review area, all outside book recommendations will be deleted!

Why do you, an immortal, always sympathize with mortals? To cultivate immortality, one must abandon the seven emotions and six desires

I believe that many people may not want to read the book list recommendation below. Let me explain to you that the Weasel asked for silence because if the protagonist did not give it at that time, the whole book might be over. And the one who worships a mortal as a teacher is not actually a student. You can take a look at the details. It is true that he does not worship a mortal as a teacher. I hope the author can be more refined. I just saw the book recommendation and passed by it more than ten times without reading it. I think there are people who believe it like me.

I've only read Chapter 19. Let me briefly talk about the poisonous points. First, the weasel's request for silence was a bit abrupt. In addition, the protagonist's performance was very bland and did not fit the character setting. The second is to become a disciple. There are Tiangang and Disha, and there is no need to ask for anything. Is it just a simple doubt but you become a disciple? According to the normal thinking of cultivating immortals, such a big cause and effect is too unnecessary to involve such a trivial matter. Food and grass below

Did the author have a misunderstanding about children in ancient times? Can a woman aged thirty-four be considered a child? In ancient times, it was an adult woman who could get married.