Crafting Immortality: Starting by Turning Myself into a Puppet

Updated to Chapter 493

Someone recommended other dark novels, Gu Zhenren, Netheril, Extreme Stone Cold, Bodhi, Negri, etc. I have basically read them, so boring.

I was attracted to it by "Turning Yourself into a Puppet", and now I'm reading Chapter 40 or 50, and I don't even have any clues... Isn't it a trick? If you don't turn yourself into a puppet until the end, why not change the title of the book to "The ending is turning yourself into a puppet"

I hope the author can keep writing in this style and not have a heroine to disgust people. Books like this are really rare nowadays, so go for it, author.

It's not the puppet novel I want to read at all. I want to read the real puppet novel. Just like the protagonist secretly practices puppets, which can be as small as spiders and ants, as big as mountains, and can swim in the water of Tianshan Mountain and drill underground holes. It has various functions. Why does the protagonist fight the enemy by himself? Go to the puppets that can be defeated. Run away if you can't defeat them. You can also use puppets to collect intelligence. You can also use extremely weird puppets. For example, human puppets can control tens of thousands of people at the same time, so that people in a city can become their own people. Normally, Just like normal people, you can all turn into stand-ins if necessary, or the puppets can be distributed around the world. When you are needed in normal life, you can activate the transformation into a puppet at any time, whether it is a sneak attack or to obtain information for the dead. After marrying you, the protagonist fights with people every day, and something will happen wherever he goes. He doesn't look like a puppet master at all. How can such a sect be so strong? For example, I am Wu Yuko. I will definitely train the people around the protagonist to become puppets to monitor the protagonist. Does the protagonist still have a chance to turn over?

This book is very exciting from the setting to the plot, no less mysterious. It's a pity that other places are so far away from each other, giving people a refined and small-minded feel. The main problem is that there is no distinction between priorities, the focus is not on the protagonist at all, and it is not considered a group portrait, and the time progress is extremely chaotic, there is no accurate time scale at all, and no mention of how much time has passed, the whole world is like chaos and extremely corrupt. The author was very outrageous when he set up this world. If you break through the first realm, the magic range can cover dozens of miles. In the second realm, you can create small worlds at will, detect the past and future, and observe the timeline. It feels very awesome. After careful consideration, I found that this so-called "Little Thousand Worlds" may be a larger community... The kind that can only house 10,000 or 20,000 people. This is the largest and most powerful country in the world, and the most powerful country in history. It has a population of only tens of millions and less than 100 million. There are only four provinces in total, which is actually Bangladesh. The largest island and the most powerful island country in the entire world ocean, with a population of close to one million people, is actually Singapore. The prince of the previous dynasty wanted to restore the country, so he went to the sea to develop and grow with great hardships. After three hundred years of recuperation, he built up an army of 30,000 people and more than 20 ships. After that, he became invincible overseas and was ready to restore the country. At the end of the strongest country's dynasty, civil strife broke out. The two largest and most powerful rebel armies joined forces, plus miscellaneous soldiers and elites, totaling 50,000 people... They had already occupied half of the province and one-eighth of the country. I know, some people must say that this world does not look at group strength, ordinary people themselves are beasts, and the protagonist kills them all by himself. However, what I want to say is what kind of comparison between individual power and group power is this? This is a comparison of the size of the world. Looking at the big from the small, how big can this world be? The largest one is equivalent to a larger Japan, right? Furthermore, do you think the author can grasp the key points? The performance of personal power is not very smooth, to be honest, it is not very exciting. The focus of the perspective is not on the protagonist. It is all conspiracy and conspiracy. Even the fights are all kinds of calculations. What kind of personal power can be seen? Everyone here has a weakness, and the protagonist is the weakest one. Basically, even a supporting character can break through in battle. As long as the supporting character fights, his or her skills will be greatly improved after the battle. The slowest person to comprehend the top magic and magical powers will not take more than a month. In this book, the supporting characters do not have any qualification restrictions, only their skills and abilities. Some people probably say that there are three realms and six realms in this world, which are also very big. It's useless, and has no expressive power at all. When the protagonist is weak, he has never been exposed to it, and he can't feel the characteristics; when he is strong, he just brushes it off and disappears from everyone. There is no clear description of the area, but it is said that the current world is the largest one, and the other realms are not large. It does write a little about the population, saying that 700,000 people moved into one of the areas, and now there are only a few hundred thousand left. So as a native Chinese, doesn't the protagonist feel aggrieved? Really, looking at such a small place makes me feel aggrieved. No matter how I look at it, I feel uncomfortable. It always feels like an island country. I opened the author's other works and took a look, vomit, the name of the last eunuch's book was "I am in Japan..." To be honest, this book is really strong in all aspects, the setting is really not inferior to the mystery, the various magic tricks are even better than the mystery, but unfortunately it is too messy, the focus is basically missing, the focus is random, you can jump to read without any problems, it can only be said to be a pity.

I hope the protagonist will be more stable and not get carried away if he has little strength. The best route for the protagonist now is to wait for the fairy fetus to mature and use the demonic hair to break through to reveal the spirit, and then train the original body into a meat puppet clone.

I feel that the setting and plot are not very exciting. Although it is not a failure, it feels like I want to do a mission. The protagonist has no thoughts of his own. It seems that he has learned a lot of magical powers and spells, but they are all from his predecessors, and he never has his own unique methods. It's the same when I encounter problems. I always feel like I'm using the aura of the invisible protagonist. For example, the Great Sage of Splitting Clouds suddenly pops up to help me in the calamity of death, and when I'm beaten, I'm reminded by the Little Stone Buddha. Isn't this just like Xiao Baiwen, who carries his grandfather + a mysterious helper with him? The most important thing is that the main line is unclear. It seems that he is either causing trouble or on the way to causing trouble, but I still don't understand why he is causing trouble? There are a lot of conspiracies and tricks, but the result is of no benefit. It feels like it is purely for the sake of plot. It is neither for layout nor for benefit. Instead, it is a way of thinking that harms others but does not benefit oneself. Furthermore, your realm increases after you engage in trouble, but there seems to be no causal or logical relationship between your growth and your trouble. It is just because you have reached the level of cultivation and then broke the bottleneck. There are many plots like this that are unclear and unclear.

The later it gets, the more rubbish it becomes, whitewashing and ink stains, and overturning my previous settings. The most disgusting thing is the whitewashing. After getting good results, you abandon your first batch of readers. It's really disgusting.

So much nonsense. More than two hundred of them have not yet entered the Tao, and they have not yet become puppets.