Parasitic Cultivation: Race Cleansing System

Although the beginning is based on the comics, the plot is really good after it unfolds, and it feels very good in the middle period But the ending feels unfinished, probably because of the poor results.

Haha, I saw this kind of picture on the Internet and made assumptions! I didn't expect someone actually wrote it

It was a waste of my full subscription, leaving a lot of holes unfilled, and finally disgusting the readers, what the hell ntr Not recommended

After seeing the shameless description of the moth at the end I always feel heartbroken to think of the scene where Li Qingsi knelt down and begged her to do anything, as long as it could save Bai Bing And Bai Bing became the source of pollution to Suzaku, and said "Even if you lied to me, I am willing to do it" "Heart" and opened his arms to let her into the mountain On the other hand, Chu Ling Mo Zi is from a better background But in terms of bond and dedication, there is really not much. The key source of pollution is the wisdom of the ancestors It's just a bit sad, can't you resist the novelty?

It is a very novel and interesting book. The author fully embodies this world view. The system does not directly protect the protagonist, so you can also see the scene where the protagonist is hesitant and overwhelmed. The ending is also very good, very direct, without so many twists and turns, conspiracy theories and the like. The end of such a world is the beginning of a new era. I look forward to the author's next book, come on!

It's very well written. Come on, don't be affected by other people's comments. Just have your true feelings and your own thoughts.

In the traditional setting, the true spirit is the core and the essence. The soul is the shell of the true spirit, and what controls the soul is consciousness. The memory is in the outer body. The Nascent Soul should imitate the external body and back up the memory at the soul level. And the soul can leave the body at any time and enter the body of other beings to seize the body.

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Is it possible that everyone is normal, but the protagonist has distorted cognition? Are the so-called bugs images of the system embodying spiritual energy? For example, it is doubtful that bugs can burrow out of the body without leaving any wounds.

This world is completely like humans and insects cultivating immortality together. No matter how unreasonable it is, its existence is inevitable. On the contrary, those who travel through time are the demons from outside the realm. It's like an alien said that all of us on earth have actually been invaded by viruses, and then they want to eliminate the viruses. Are you willing?

Author, do you think it is plagiarism to directly apply other people's settings without marking the source?

I have an idea, what would happen if an orthodox Mahayana cultivator traveled through time?

If the Zerg wins in the end, the style of painting will probably become "normal". You cannot cultivate immortality without the foundation-building pill (insect eggs). If you cultivate too quickly, your foundation will be unstable (insect indigestion) and you will become possessed (awakening). Kill the demon of the heart (kill the self-awareness), ascend with one heart (become nourishment or ascend to the upper world, sublimate the bloodline), and merge with the Tao (incarnation of the rules). In fact, I have always been surprised by those who are bent on ascension, and the big bosses from all parties are happy to see the success of the ascension. Unless the upper realm can deliver benefits to the sect, those who ascended are almost as dead to the sect. After reading this book, it suddenly dawned on me that I can improve my bloodline, slay the inner demons, become feathered and ascend (an adult insect matures from the human body), those who are not talented enough will not be able to advance in a lifetime (the upper limit of bloodline potential), everyone who devours others and practices magic skills will be punished (will destroy the Zerg ecology), the strong dominate the weak (bloodline suppression), Cannibalism (really), low-level monks will be punished (parasitism is not complete, so the host is irritable and irritable), high-level bosses are generally not very smart, like third-rate gangsters (because their brains are eaten by bugs), and the protagonist of cultivating immortals has a strong desire (excellent high-level bugs need to reproduce more offspring)

Who has read Sun Zha's comics? ? ? ? ?

Based on the situation of the novel, are you sure, the author, that you are not writing about a heresy? The protagonist is a heretic to destroy the world where others live. Is the author sure that this is a human world, not a world of insects? Why does it feel like the protagonist is the intruder?

I can't understand what they are talking about, which is bland and not eye-catching at all. I'm sorry to say this, this is my true feeling.

Chongchong has the qualifications of an emperor, but has been abused by the hateful Bai Bing child, and lacks food and clothing, but 🐛🐛 is the protagonist, working hard and working hard, so touching (꒦໊ྀʚ꒦໊ི)

I have a question, since people who are parasitic cultivators can still retain their memories after cultivating to the Nascent Soul stage, then what is the significance of the birth of awakened beings like evil cultivators? There is no difference between insect cultivators and Gu cultivators who retain memories.

There are a lot of similar ones popping up these days.

Isn't this the imagination of Sun Zha fans?

At first, I was confused about parasites, insect realm, and killing patterns. Suddenly a word came into my mind, called ghost realm. Damn, isn't this the mysterious resurgence of my leg brother?

My name is Bai Bing. An unimaginable disaster has occurred in the world where I live. In order to complete the system's tasks and live as a real person, I must save the world. Now, I will make a painful choice to kill my former classmates, including my mentor.

I stayed up all night at home for several days during the winter vacation to read the entire novel. I have to admit that the later part of the book is not as good as the early part. I don't know if the author ended it hastily because the popularity was too low or because he was obsessed with it. But no matter what, I still have some feelings for this book. I admit that I am a fun person. I think this book is very happy even though its background is a hopeless one. But the author writes very happily, which is the biggest reason why I can read it. I think the author must be an optimistic person in real life, but I can't accept the arrangement of the two heroines in the ending, especially Li Qingsi. They both decided to get married in the end but were cut off by An Yingqiu. As for An Yingqiu falling in love with Bai Bing, it cannot be said that there is no logical support, but it is still a bit abrupt. An Yingqiu has always been similar to the rigid wooden person Bai Bing, who has indeed changed her life. But when you say how much influence Bai Bing had on An Yingqiu, I think it's just that. Looking at the characters and life experiences of Li Qingsi and Bai Bing, I think they are a more consistent pairing. In the final analysis, I prefer people like Li Qingsi who are humorous, optimistic and a bit like a girl. From my point of view, Bai Bing should have gone and married Li Qingsi, both emotionally and rationally. In the end, he didn't even get married and went to hang out with An Yingqiu. In the last few chapters, even Li Qingsi's role was eliminated. I was a little bit upset. Hey, I hope it will be mentioned in the author's new book.

This book has its own ideas, but the beginning was not done well, and it directly revealed that I saw bugs, which was a suicide attempt. There is also a confusing plot in the middle of the issue. It should be that the author is changing the outline. The author has his own setting and does not completely copy Sun Zha's comics, which is worthy of praise. Before reading this book, I had no idea that parasitic cultivators had such an idea. It is a pity that the author should be a newcomer, and some plots are not well connected and arranged. For example, he is revealed to be an evil cultivator at the beginning, and he spreads the word that he will establish an evil cultivator sect. Zhao Hao has no follow-up plot. The Tianxie Sect seems to be inexplicably destroyed, and his memory is suddenly wiped out. The connection of several plots, Puxin's operation by several ancestors of the Li family (confident that they can handle the big terror, throws out the evil cultivator sect, and finally lets the protagonist come out to clean up the mess), etc. There are many similarities between this book and the one I am seeing a mysterious resurgence: they are both dark and hopeless worlds, and you must rely on ghosts (insects) to obtain power. As time goes by, the ghosts will inevitably resurrect (the road ends; they are "hunted"). No matter how many times you win against the ghosts (insects), as long as you lose once, you will lose everything.

The setting is very good, the logic is confusing, the characters are inexplicable, and I don't even understand the difference between realms and strengths. I am inexplicably strong and inexplicably weak. I thought I couldn't beat it, but in the end I beat it. I thought I could beat it, but in the end I couldn't beat it.

I finished reading it in a few days, and it is actually quite rare to finish the story without unfinishing it, especially the expansion of the world view is eye-catching But the progress in the middle and later stages is too fast, and many things can actually be expanded. I think this book will be very comfortable if it has 2 million words.

No, Li Qingsi was ntr like this? Author, are you really

The only thing I don't like is the back part. Li Qingsi's role is too small. Actually, it doesn't matter if there are two female protagonists. I have been struggling with An Yingqiu in the middle, but I think Li Qingsi's description is really great. I like this character very much. Moreover, when she asked An Yingqiu to play, she really thought it was a good one. I didn't understand how I could let down Qingsi.

It sucks. If you don't know how to write emotional scenes, don't write them. There's nothing wrong with having two heroines. But what you wrote is the same as the beginning of chaos and the end of abandonment?

It should be a perfect ending, a dual heroine route. In the end, my brother Hao solves everything, and then the Ice Immortal Lord gets a perfect world without bugs. Finally, it is an open ending. According to the urinary nature of the Ice Immortal Lord, it should be a perfect ending that leads to a bowl of water.