Cultivation: Starting with a Druid's Calling

Author, you have 24 hours a day, ten hours for sleeping, and two hours for eating and washing. You write one chapter every hour, and you can update a total of 12 chapters. You update one or two chapters a day, how can it be enough?

No matter how you look at it, it doesn't feel good to give the heinous person a chance to reform. How could the victim be so innocent?

It's a good book at the beginning, but towards the end, the author's thoughts get weirder. In the beginning, the protagonist is still a good person who is willing to help others. In the middle stage, as long as the matter does not affect those people who are relatively close to him, he will never care about it. Even if you know that someone practices magic and wants to kill thousands of lives, you can help him, but as long as he doesn't provoke his apprentice, even if he travels around the mountains and rivers every day and has nothing to do, he will never take a look. He seems kind, but in fact he is indifferent and has no personality. The explanation of the retribution of good and evil is even more disgusting. No matter what evil things are done in love, as long as the public is unaware of it and is willing to put down the butcher's knife to atone, it can be forgiven, right? I don't agree with the author's views, so I say goodbye.

I feel very speechless. Most of the content in the book is okay, but the main character is too holy, so I just know how to adapt it. The mountain gods are trying to kill you, but they didn't succeed. That's it, you can still wash it. Later, in Southern Xinjiang, the protagonist's senior brother had killed almost all the backbones of the Zhushan Cult, and was beating the leader. The protagonist was beating the remaining backbones there, but was soft-handed, fearing that they would fall to death and spare their lives. I'm speechless, so disgusting. Also, please don't say I didn't subscribe, trolls. I used my free reading volume to read this book, and now I realize I've lost money.

I finally found out what was awkward about it. The protagonist does small good deeds, but does not cultivate great virtues. It would be fine if he remained aloof. However, he often actively interferes with it. I don't know if I made it clear, but there is a sense of separation.

The author of this book felt that cultivation was too easy. Anyone with good skills and decent talent could become an Earth Immortal in the real world within 5 years. When the protagonist breaks through the Earth Immortal, there are already more than 400 Earth Immortals in Kyushu. If it is so easy to become an Earth Immortal, then the protagonist's teacher should give every disciple a Heavenly Immortal Kung Fu instead of a bunch of Earth Immortal Kung Fu. After becoming a disciple of a Daluo, he will finally get an ordinary Kung Fu, and it only takes five or six years to practice to the upper limit. In order not to make the protagonist too strong, the author is afraid that the story will collapse, so he can only tease other people. Theoretically, it is reasonable that the total number of Earth Immortals in Kyushu at this stage should be within 100.

It was quite exciting to watch at the beginning, IQ was online, it was rare that the protagonist was not a gold giant, but the more I wrote, the more profound it became, it was all about truth and reason, or it was analysis and deduction in my mind. It's not that I couldn't write these, but the plot and story were basically covered in one stroke! What you're interested in is a novel! I want to read the story. If the author is a Taoist believer and writes the article to promote Taoist culture, then pretend I didn't say so. I am a layman, and I just want to read a wonderful and refreshing story.

This book suits my taste very well and I have read it several times. To be honest, I like farming novels, and I like the protagonist's sequence of life and nature. Because this book is too thin, I reviewed "The Lord of All Spirits" and "Spell is the Truth" by Xiao Shuweng after reading it several times.

The Eight Immortals was written in such a frustrating way, and it was so brainless. It's like a different person, and his behavior is also very contradictory. He knows clearly that he is not the reincarnation of Donghua. He is confused by the robbery and the Eight Immortals are confused. He still gets together with the Eight Immortals. He also separates himself to conquer the demons. He specially puts the two people who are in love and calamity together. This is to make others' love calamity deepen. Most of them are riddle people. Let Master Xuandu explain that he is not Donghua. Is it so difficult to tell the Eight Immortals that they don't keep pestering me? The previous writing was so good, but this one is so brainless. Most of the plot relies on the main character and does not explain it when he can. It feels like the author hired a ghostwriter

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