
I Just Have a Tiny Bit of Insight
我只是有亿点悟性而已
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 690k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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307Chapters
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The most perfect technique. Do not rely on any external force, only rely on the physical body. If the physical body is hardened, the spiritual energy can be exhausted and the magic will disappear. Only the physical body is not affected. . . . . Let the physical body evolve on its own. Free from poison, free from fire, free from everything. . . . . It means that the protagonist has been blessed in various ways. . . .
After reading Chapter 46, I suddenly wondered if the protagonist wanted to learn the kind of skill to develop himself and make something out of nothing, because the protagonist's current ability is that he can use external energy, but the protagonist feels that these are not his own. What the protagonist has transferred is other people's energy after cultivation. I think the protagonist thinks that everyone's energy obtained through cultivation is not the same. It's his own, because this kind of practice relies on natural aura, which just explains why the protagonist doesn't practice those skills, because everything external will be lost. After all, he just plays with other people's energy. Therefore, compared to aura, the protagonist wants to find an energy that is not like a body and aura, an energy that does not belong to nature but belongs to the inside.
Immortal grass, I will raise it first. Please give it a kick if someone sees it to remind me that I still have this book. 🙂
I don't want to watch the series after seeing the introduction😒
To be honest, the overall writing is okay, but there are flaws in the specific plot. For example, if 400 people die and a ghost appears, it can destroy a small world. If more than a billion people on the earth die, will the entire universe be destroyed? You can set it yourself, but can it not be so outrageous? Such a fragile world is the projection film and television industry. There are also some settings. Although you want to write something positive, can you write it more logically? It gives people the feeling that all the worlds exist for human beings, without regard to the life and death of other aliens and the natural ecology. Moreover, the more human beings live, the better, and it is best to support the world to death.
I saw 43, and the more I looked at it, the more problematic this combat power setting became. After 3,000 years of cultivation in the small world, one can reach the top level of combat power in the big world. As the author wrote before, people in the top world can live forever. Don't say how many billions of years it can live, let's say it can live for 10,000 years. 10,000 Years of cultivation in the top-level world is not as good as 3,000 years of cultivation in the small world. This must be a living dog. For example, you have gained experience in the high-level monster area for a year. The newbie monsters that people have been farming in Novice Village for a month have caught up with them. A group whose combat power has collapsed.
? This. . . . It doesn't feel as good as the book circle said.
Ahhhhhh! I finished reading it before I knew it! This book is of a very rare level~ Nowadays there are very few authors who write novels so seriously. I can only say that it is awesome. The various settings are a bit specious. There are many similarities and many differences. To summarize them all, they are all broken up, added, changed and transformed to create interesting settings and plots... It's too strong.
Sometimes it's grain, sometimes it's hay, and occasionally it's a little poison. Generally speaking, it's above the standard. There's a lot to read in this book.
Damn it, I obviously wanted to read it because the subject matter was good and I just wanted to read a few chapters to see how good it was, so why did I finish it right away?