Immortal Grace and Daoist Terrors: The Secret Seven-Chapter Scripture of Lord Xuan from the Start
仙风道诡：开局玄君七章秘经
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- Xianxia
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- Classical Xianxia
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The complete text of "The Seven Chapters of the Mysterious Lord's Secret Scripture"
Preface: Those who aspire to the Way strive to attain it, those who immerse themselves in the Way are all aware of the Way itself, yet do not understand it. I have often heard that it is not people who diligently seek knowledge, but rather those who know who diligently seek others. However, I know this is erroneous. Those who know do not seek others; in fact, they go out and chase after others.
Around chapter 80, the author starts talking about equality for all, which is impossible in the real world, let alone in a cultivation world that values talent. Clearly, the author's immortality is the most unfair advantage compared to others. If the author truly cares, don't delete this; let everyone discuss what other flaws exist.
The protagonist is immortal and indestructible, yet he's locked up for research. He even takes the guy he killed over a dozen times as his disciple and teaches him cultivation. Isn't that just blatantly courting death?
Singing the national anthem for no reason, demanding equality between gods and ordinary people for no reason, and wanting everyone to be like a dragon for no reason.
Are all the fantasy novels these days these weird and bizarre? Are there no normal cultivation stories anymore? Is it just another internal power struggle within the same studio?
As expected of a daily dose of poison, pure protagonist torture, plus a protagonist with a twisted sense of justice.
If the "Seven Chapters of the Mysterious Lord's Secret Scripture" were a normal cultivation manual (meaning the title and content matched), then it would indeed be quite powerful, granting longevity and immortality. Volume One: Immortal Sand Resurrection Seal - Resurrection Technique Volume Two: The Essence of Flesh and Mushrooms for Longevity - The Method of Immortality
The protagonist is both arrogant and cowardly. It's really painful to read.
I've finished reading this book, here's a brief summary. The language in the early parts of the book is rather straightforward and rough, but thanks to the presence of the Seven Chapters on the Mysterious Ruler and the author's profound religious knowledge, readers can continue reading out of curiosity.
Not even the slightest bit of pleasure, not even a tiny bit. It's a daily dose of addiction, truly addictive!