The Dao Ancestor Is Cthulhu

To be honest, the author has been creating a cannibalistic (real) immortal cultivating environment, but the protagonist is too mindlessly written. Everyone is plotting against each other in the agency. Wherever the protagonist tolerates, he always wants to kill him and use his sister to be in danger. He chooses to rush in to save him. Even if the protagonist is written in a peaceful era, he has different views. At most, he can just leave on his own, so why save him?

After reading the novels for so many years, this is the only book about immortality that I feel that immortals have their own "Tao" and are not driven by profit like wild dogs. Everyone talks about cultivating immortality and immortality, but so many works regard immortality as the goal. But I think from the perspective of novels, if you can cultivate immortality, you will definitely live forever, just like you will get a salary if you work. You can work for a salary, but you will never be as good as those who realize the value of life. These people are the real "seekers." The protagonist's ambition to "protect the world" is not mixed with anything else. Those protagonists who do good deeds for merit and system rewards may seem happy, but they cannot really be considered to have their own pursuits. The so-called "Tao" means that you have to do it even if it is thankless, you have to do it even if you pay the price, you have to do it even if you die - this is the Mohist's "heel of death". Before the arrival of Shuijian, the manager said that he wanted to write an article about cultivating immortality that was different from the gangster's cultivating immortality. He did indeed do it, but Jianlai's popularity is greater than his immortality, and he is more popular than his chivalry. This kind of book looks at human feelings and sophistication, and "I am a swordsman" is just a small embellishment in the shackles of human feelings. Only Li Qingyue is more chivalrous than immortal and more humane. As a Mohist, as an immortal, he is happy with the grudges and wishes to protect the world. You can see that he lives for his own pursuit.                                                                                                         The combination of the Ke system and the cultivation of immortality is a bit niche, but among the ten years of immortality writing, no one can match it.

Your introduction is misleading. If you know a little bit about Taoism, forget it, and if you read more novels about cultivating immortals, you can see that you are using Cthulhuization of Taoism to attract popularity. Now the popularity is not small, almost enough. This introduction is very misleading. The text is obviously okay and does not insult Taoism. This introduction can also attract a large group of people to criticize. You said it has nothing to do with Taoism in reality. Are you kidding at the beginning of the introduction? Is this the way to deal with it by separating the Tao Te Ching and Lao Tzu? You might as well not explain it. Okay now, black and red are also red, come on, author.

The author's cultivation of immortality is about being tied up in everything and not having clear thoughts, he is cultivating to be timid and afraid of getting into trouble, being wise and prudent to protect himself, and he is cultivating to be greedy for life and afraid of death. Is this cultivation of immortality? No, it's the daily life of a social animal. When I read novels, I just want to see another kind of world, to see swordsmen traveling around the world, and to see the protagonists carefree.

I always felt that the story of Yan Xingyun would be complete when it ends here: "The unscrupulous disciples slay the demons here, and the Beichen Sword Sect is invincible in the world." A little blank space, accompanied by a little regret and melancholy, but with a long aftertaste. I didn't expect that I would fall headlong into the big pit of the ending and get a bloody head. The tears she sheds now are all the water that went into my head back then! What blank space! What a pity! Roll as far as you can! Can melancholy be used as food? One person wrote a blood letter to fill in the pit! ! ! From yesterday when I saw the word "ending", I felt a chill in my heart, to to complete despair when I found out that there was no update this morning, to to gradually going crazy after rereading the last few chapters over and over again all day long, who can understand my feelings! Even the serialization of Mystery 2 starting tomorrow cannot heal my hurt and lost heart! I rarely encounter a book that touches me so much. Except for some plots on the technological side (I personally prefer traditional immortality) and the slightly dense description of male cohesion, this book completely hit my brainwaves in terms of its imaginative setting, plot development, characterization, writing style, and even various strange but extremely appropriate metaphors. So, even though I am still lying in the pit feeling dizzy, I still want to say a few good words for the pit. Li Fan's mission is over. He single-handedly bulldozed the company and overturned the law of heaven that had been pressing on 49327 for thousands of years. From now on, people on this planet and all creatures who are willing to "be human" can freely choose their own way. Xianhua, Guanzhu, Nangong Wuhan, and even Qin Nanxin, Li Wugou, and Poria, they are people of this world. Whether they are good or evil, success or failure, demon or immortal, they are all the stories of this world. And Li Fan is a time traveler, an alien demon and an alien fairy. He exchanged Li Yi's Happy End from the Thousand-Faced Immortal. He must have finally found his own Happy End in the endless time and space. "We will meet again." As long as we can meet, there is hope. Finally, say something in a low voice: Can you consider filling in the gap between Guanzhu and Nangong Wuhan? Apart from Li Fan, Xuantian Kun and Asha, Feng Guanzhu is my favorite character.

According to the author's description, Kun probably looks like this catfish.

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Why do we talk about power in terms of mortal war? There are always this army and that army, and they are also affected by the terrain, and they also need supply lines and food roads. Is this really a world war for immortality? Are you sure you haven't linked to the Historical Military Channel? "This army of yours is limited by the terrain, so it means it can't fly. It doesn't even have large-scale flying magic weapons. It needs a supply line to show that it doesn't even have stored magic weapons. It's just a mortal army. It's nonsense. Let alone hundreds of thousands, tens of millions, hundreds of millions. It's useless. The protagonist's planet has swallowed up many of them." What? It is not a mortal army. The Immortal Palace's physical training is in the Nascent Soul realm, and it is the Martial God. Then why do you always talk about terrain, why can't you fly, why do you always talk about supply routes, and don't you have any magic weapons for storage? If we really need a supply line, isn't it just one person running wildly with the Storage Jade Escape Technique? Even if we retreat 10,000 steps, the hundreds of thousands of troops are all Yuanying. "In short, when writing about the world structure, it instantly turned into a historical and military channel. In this regard, it is not even as good as a no-brainer's article. People have higher cultivation levels than their ancestors. At most, they are calculated to one or two levels below. Those with lower cultivation levels are simply ignored."

Class, contradiction, monopoly, and order are similar to the author's previous works. The author does not want to write a typical fairy tale. Class and contradiction run through the whole story, old forces and new sects, cultivators and mortals, humans and demons, wealthy families and poor families. The interesting thing about this book is how the protagonist will choose and do when faced with these problems, and how he will break the situation as a time traveler.                                                                                                 You should not come here. This is not the kind of pure cool text, it does not have the "decisive killing" you like. If you like that kind of brainless stuff, you don't need to stay here. There are many book sites you like, so don't obstruct the view here.

After watching the ending, I felt disappointed, like a long-standing friend who suddenly left after having dinner together. I am not a fan of Ke, and I don't have much emotion when I encounter some Ke elements. But the combination of traditional immortality cultivation system and Ke elements still shocked me a lot. The author's imagination of the development of science and technology and the arrangement of human destiny is like a key, opening a door in my heart. A door to the imagination of the future, technology, and humanity itself. For high-dimensional creatures, time is like a mountain that can be crossed and returned. There seems to be no end to the imagination that can be developed with this. In the Tai Chi world, the company temporarily disappeared and the crisis was resolved. Li Yi, Xuantian, Zheng Zetian, Qin Jiu, and Pisces Boy all seem to have their own destinations. It should be considered a HAPPY END! But what about Li Fan, what is his deal with the Thousand-Faced Immortal; what is the destination of the advanced civilization before humans? What is the future of Tai Chi world? Many questions have not been answered. I really like the narrative structure of Ban Axe. The story takes on a completely new look when it comes to Zheng Zetian, and the imagination is clear and magnificent. Although there is melancholy when friends say goodbye, the joy when they meet again is even more exciting. The plank should be well thought out, the monthly ticket will be great 😁                                       ——An ordinary book fan of Ban Axe