I Plant a Lotus in My Heart

The Holy Mother has gone too far, saving more than half of her cultivation limit in one rescue. If you continue like this, you will never become a big success. If you open a medical clinic to save lives and heal the wounded, what kind of immortality are you cultivating?

Author, before you confiscated apprentices in your last book, Dongtian, I said in the comments not to accept apprentices, but you insisted on accepting them, but it turned out to be a poisonous point, driving away a large number of readers, and you were banned. This time I tell you, don't accept apprentices, and the protagonist should not be too kind, otherwise you will make the same mistake again.

In my opinion, merit is not measured by human morality, but rather by the relationship between heaven and earth.

Alas, the upper limit of this kind of apocalyptic cultivation is still very low. It's so uncomfortable to watch. The reason why I watch Xian Xia is because once I swallow a golden elixir, my fate is determined by my will. It's really too low for a cultivator like you to be casually beaten to death by a mortal.

He is so poisoned that he has no way to save his life, so he just wanders around in such a dangerous world, and the Holy Mother wants to take care of everything. Every time he encounters danger, he relies on the enemy not wanting to kill him in order to survive. Is the protagonist a stubborn person or does he think the reader is a fool?

I don't agree with the author's point of view in Chapter 42. It's like learning technology in ancient times and working for a master without getting paid. It takes several years. How much you teach depends on the master's face. Besides, the protagonist is neither a relative nor an acquaintance, and he has no money and cannot bring any benefits. You are the one who wants to get started in vain. Why should I teach you? I don't owe you the protagonist. There are many people who want to be a handyman. Just like it is not easy to enter the Shaolin Temple to learn martial arts now! I'm saying that Taixuan Palace is pretty good to the protagonist. It teaches you the techniques of immortality and gives you a certain amount of spiritual energy. Going down the mountain to be a temple host in a wealthy place can be on an equal footing with the county magistrate. It's a bad place that the protagonist has to go to if he has to make trouble. The protagonist did not bring any benefit to the sect, at least the powerful disciples brought connections and money to the sect. The protagonist has Lu Bu's potential, and he will follow whoever offers the most benefits.

I hope the author will write well! Both the Six Dynasties and the ruined temple are fine!

Nowadays, readers read books with their brains in mind. If the author does not write with his brains in mind, he is not far away from being disappointed. 🙂

The writing is there, but it just feels weird. Since you figure out that you have a future only if you leave the sect, why don't you make preparations? If you leave, you will offend others. If you don't know how to benefit yourself, you can just ask for some spells. The sect doesn't value spells, so it shouldn't be difficult. I also feel that there is some negative energy. I always say that pig's feet were idle fishes in the past. In fact, it is not good. People, mediocre people are generally looked down upon no matter where they are because they are not interesting. Isn't it good to spread some positive energy? Life needs passion, even in novels. I think my imagination is a bit lacking.

It is about the background of the late Qing Dynasty. It is most likely like the previous books. It has 5 or 6 hundred chapters, and then I was almost shot to death by a foreigner's musket. The previous books were like this, and the author fought back and came again, laughing.