Conquering the Myriad Heavens as Quanzhen Sect Leader

It's like going to work at Huawei. You are just a low-level worker. You feel that after working for a year, Ren Zhengfei has to give you the company's patents and other industry secrets. Then others think that you are not capable and refuse to give it to you, so you want to steal it. Is there anyone who can think of these three views?

It doesn't matter whether you steal or not. People are not shabby in order to make progress. The main reason is the mentality of pig's feet. It's too awkward. I haven't been beaten by society. I don't have a big structure. I have no brains. What's wrong with you just stealing lessons and taking the piss? Being able to learn a secret that will allow you to live to be 120 years old is like giving you 100 million and asking you to urinate, but why are you still showing off your temper? ? Becoming a grandson first and then becoming a master gives people the overall impression of being stupid, impetuous, without structure, and without long-term plans. This is all due to the Taoist sect. Do you think if you were from other sects, you would be slapped to death directly? You even risk your own life without thinking, what do you think you can do? If you don't have the right mentality, you won't be able to use the golden finger much if it comes.

I think Zhao Zhijing's reasons for targeting the protagonist can be understood this way: 1. Before going to serve Ma Yu, the protagonist borrowed a book and showed his studious side, thus winning Ma Yu's favor. It can be seen that the protagonist is quite good at doing things, but from the poor relationship with the people around him, it can be seen that the protagonist is too young and too purposeful. 2. Zhao Zhijing and the protagonist are actually the same kind of people. This kind of people will not be sympathetic to the same kind of people, and they would like to step on the other side so that the other party can never get over. Zhao is more scheming or more sophisticated, has more power, and has a relatively advantageous position in the Quanzhen Sect, so naturally he will target the protagonist. 3. As for the obvious targeting, or the reason for the blatantness, it can be seen from the original work that Qizi does not have the time to pay attention to these things, and does not want to deal with these trivial matters. Zhao is naturally not afraid of affecting Qizi's good impression of him. He does so ruthlessly just to show to the people below. Don't jump, don't think about climbing up. Those who want to threaten Zhao's status will naturally restrain themselves. To put it bluntly, Zhao Zhijing is just consolidating his position and warning the newcomers below. The protagonist is too jumpy and is treated like a chicken

😂 I went to read it with the idea of ​​​​testing drugs, and I only read two chapters, and I couldn't stand it Let me tell my subsequent friends what happened First, the protagonist's way of doing things is very immature, and his personality is very egotistical, kind of the style of the protagonist of the online novel ten years ago. Secondly, the title of the book does not match the content. You can tell from the title that you are a Taoist. Why do you arrange these nonsense things and secretly learn martial arts... Such a genius can come up with such a genius idea. Can't the Quanzhen Seventh Son see the difference between practicing martial arts and not practicing martial arts? If nothing else, just the attitude of Zhao Zhijing in the article, knowing that you have martial arts, what will be the consequences for you? It's taboo to learn martial arts secretly. It can cause the martial arts to be abolished at the slightest, or break one's hands and feet or even lead to death... And... Where does a sweeping boy get the chance to learn martial arts? At best, he is a boy, but at worst, he is a handyman. Okay, I have discovered this much in two chapters, so I bid you farewell.

I feel like the protagonist's character is not good enough, and he doesn't have the sense of truth and truth at all. They are all adult souls, and they are still so impetuous.

Damn it, he has cultivated Taoism and built the Leshan Giant Buddha. The enemy has killed a bunch of disciples of the Quanzhen Sect. He still has the virtue of a good life. He is so fucking cheap.

After reading the first five chapters, I found the main character quite annoying. It's also immature. When I watched the part about the divine eagle, I didn't think Yang Guo was at all wrong. Why? Because the cause and effect are clearly written, why he hates him, why he makes things difficult, every character is brought in, and it is very reasonable. Zhao Zhijing mistakenly regarded Guo Jing as a prostitute and was taught a lesson. If it comes to me, I don't like Yang Guo. Lu Qingzhu was tied up by Yang Guo, and he always opposed Yang Guo. It was natural, and he was not a saint. But this book, whatever it was written, is inexplicably annoying and empty. Ma Yuhui frowned because the door was closed. Is this the nature of Sun Buer's Pure Sanguan? Just look at the previous chapters, from the protagonist to the supporting characters, there is no normal person!

I thought the protagonist's behavior at the beginning was reasonable, but I didn't expect that he immediately went crazy after meeting a woman. I originally thought that the protagonist in the author's novel would have some unique charm of a villain, but in the end, he ended up with a neurotic "seeker" image. Why are you talking about the relationship between a man and a woman not being able to achieve enlightenment? You cited a lot of examples such as Zhang Sanfeng, Yang Guo, and Duan Yu Xuzhu. Why didn't you give examples of A Qing and Shi Potian? Aren't these two people in love with each other? Jin Yong didn't explain the follow-up, so you assumed that the two of them were inferior to Zhang Sanfeng? Could it be that the author thinks that the length of life is the only criterion for realm? If you don't live to be three hundred or five hundred years old, it's not called enlightenment, so why not just write about the strange beasts turning into turtles. What's more, you can reincarnate into a lighthouse jellyfish, without even needing a brain. In the true sense, you can be ruthless and harmonious with heaven and earth, and you can live for tens of thousands of years. Can Zhang Sanfeng compare? Furthermore, in the original text, I don't see that the protagonist has any own understanding of martial arts practice. Isn't it just cheating and copy-pasting? What, a woman influenced you to cheat, right? Or do you turn your back on the person after playing the game and regard the copied things as the results of your hard-working cultivation with a firm heart? That's really funny. Go away, what you wrote was just a joke. Why does the protagonist in your novel seem to be serious?

It can only be said that the author's purpose has been achieved, no matter from which perspective. In the first five chapters, the author set up an impetuous protagonist who came from modern society. After traveling through time, I felt that I was the only one in the world, and that I was destined to be the protagonist. As a result, I was ostracized everywhere, and was told by others that my qualifications were not good enough, and that my perfect heart was as high as the sky. Student anger is very serious. I always feel that I am not good enough and there are not enough resources. This is what bothers many people. In places with martial arts, you can even look at the old era without special circumstances, and you can tell whether you are of this age, and it is understandable that others don't care about you. The protagonist's thoughts at this time represent impetuousness and self-righteousness. As a result, there are a lot of people in the comment area who are similar to the protagonist. They are saying that others normally hate people with this kind of mentality. They say that the moral god 😅 is really a replica of the protagonist. I would like to ask if other people from extremely poor families can get into Peking University and the resources in modern society are as equal as possible, where are you? Oh, you also need to turn on privacy when reading, and I scolded you for a long time for being an ordinary member. Live in Bengbu. ⭐️Note: It can only be said that if you are the kind of person who pursues the traditional endless stream of cool novels and the protagonist has a sound mind, this book may not be suitable for you. The protagonist in the first few chapters is still an unlikable and self-righteous image. It depends on how the author handles it later. This image is very similar to the plot in a traditional novel, and the change in the character's mentality is a characteristic.

Do you feel like the protagonist's martial arts skills are off track? The Quanzhen Sect is an inner alchemy sect. If you practice martial arts to the point of connecting with the gods, shouldn't it be possible to form a golden elixir? Your black water and so on, if you practice it to the extreme, it is just a magical power, not a fundamental method. I feel like the protagonist is putting the cart before the horse