Creating an Era of the Heavenly Dao Connected by the Internet

I saw in Chapter 3 that the rent costs lifespan to live in Bengbu. It was mentioned before that it is possible to open the life lock to practice and trade lifespan. So not all humans have opened the lifelock. Your cultivation resources are traded with lifespan. The rent of your house is still traded with lifespan. Will the house speed up cultivation or will it produce cultivation resources every day? None, isn't that funny? People who don't have the life lock on won't rent a house, but those who have the life lock on will waste their lifespan on this house?

Lifespan is still not good as a currency. Even if there is a breakthrough in increasing lifespan, the increase in total lifespan is still very limited and cannot keep up with the increase in commodities. Secondly, lifespan is a basic attribute of human beings. If you don't have lifespan, you will die. This makes many people unable to dispose of their lifespan at will, let alone use their lifespan for consumption. Finally, depending on what the protagonist means, I alone control the core technology and harvest the wool of the whole world, giving people the feeling of harvesting the world. But what others harvest is money, what you harvest is life.

If you use Shouyuan as currency, then the world will basically go to extremes. Short of longevity? Have a baby. Lack of resources? Have a baby. Parental love? Doesn't exist. Children are just their longevity extraction machines.

I feel that the setting is not very reasonable. The protagonist activates the life-locked growth seed, but it is abandoned because he has spent his lifespan. No one invests in it. This immortality seed is useless. Doesn't this depend on cultivation qualifications? The rich second generation can have cultivation materials without spending their lifespan. This is not a direct takeoff.

The author's vision is too small, or there is something wrong with what he said, or the author has no intention of making the Internet bigger. Although the Yuanshi Void is large, it is also limited according to what the author said. Each place corresponds to each city, which will inevitably develop to fill the Yuanshi Void one day, and our land can only be used. The right to use is also the right to use. What you are talking about in this chapter is to sell it directly to her. If anyone can build something in the Yuanshi Void, then there will be chaos and there will always be people who do whatever they want. Although you have the power to take charge, it is obvious that the author has not considered the issue of management here. You put it It is obviously not good to throw away your own territory and let others do whatever they want. Besides, there is also the Barbarian Heavenly Way. If you don't take care of Yuanshi Void, how will you fight with him in the future? If you see that the situation is not right, I will just throw Yuanshi Void away. Do you think so? Since the previous description is The scenery is so vast, so why do these things feel a bit short-sighted? Take the power in your own hands. If Xue messes with you in the future, you need to increase the rent, change the rules, etc. If you sell it directly, you will be a bit fearless. There are many shortcomings. Hongtian, you are not as serious as before when writing a book.

I wrote that there are too many bugs in Internet Commercial Bank. First, it goes without saying how important the Internet of Things is in reality. There is no express fee for shopping in Xufu. How many people are needed to deliver such a large order? How to deliver a package that is thousands of kilometers away? The cost is too high, aren't we always losing money? And can it be delivered? Can monks be the same as us ordinary people? Second, how to ensure the safety of couriers? What if someone specializes in killing people and stealing goods? Who is responsible for the loss? Third, if it is said that you can pay in installments with longevity dollars, does that mean you can have sex for free? Find a dead man, and after getting the goods, transfer the life span through other means. How can you guarantee that you can get back the life span behind? Questions like this, in short, e-commerce in the real world is based on a society governed by the rule of law, and has a complex and complete logistics system. Isn't it a bit taken for granted that the author launched e-commerce before laying a solid foundation in a world of cultivating immortals? Why not make a game first? Games have made a huge contribution to the development and promotion of the Internet. You can refer to the development of our early Internet companies, instant messaging (the key is social networking, I have not seen this aspect mentioned) - games (which are huge profits for the protagonist), and are video websites and live broadcasts written too quickly? It's obviously a very important part, advertising, traffic, there are many things you can write about.

Shouyuan is used as currency! This setting is terrible. The weak will be eaten to pieces! The strong will keep the weak in captivity, and young children will be raised intensively. High-quality "breeders" will be selected and cultivated into fertility machines, and then their entire life span will be taken away from them after they lose their fertility. In order to be most effective, you can use drugs, spiritual magic, and religious methods to cultivate it from an early age. Except for being beaten by a larger slave owner, the slaves had no chance to make a comeback, and they did not even have the "concept of slaves."

Lao Li, when are you going to write a popular book? I have been looking forward to your position as a great god for a long time.

Eunuch 😐

Isn't the Internet in the Xu Mansion set in the book too low? What the Internet can do in the book can also be done in reality. What it can't do in reality can't be done in the book. The character of the Xu Mansion has been shattered into pieces.