Immortal and Undying: Cultivating Through Fortune

This novel suppresses the improvement of pig's trotters in martial arts to such an extent that 120,000 words can lead to a low-level military doctrine! If the author doesn't give the pig's feet a golden finger! This novel is definitely dead!

First, why doesn't the protagonist learn medical skills? First of all, I must say that the protagonist is not not learning, he is already learning. In Chapter 29, the book has already mentioned that the protagonist's daily life. I read some medical books such as "The Compendium of Ten Thousand Prescriptions" and study by myself on weekdays. Secondly, someone mentioned, why doesn't the protagonist find someone to learn from? Here I want to talk about it. In ancient society, if you wanted to learn high-end technology like medical skills, someone would teach you? Ordinary people who want to learn blacksmithing have to find a master blacksmith to work hard for them. After more than ten years of hard work, they may not be able to learn the skills in the end, because the master will hide their skills. Who does the protagonist look for, and who is willing to learn from him? Zhou Ze? They also have a son. The medical skills are passed down from family to family and are the foundation of their family. How could they be passed on to an outsider like you? In modern times, is it possible for a company to hand over its patented technology to a stranger casually? Finally, the protagonist has only traveled for more than two years. Can he learn art in more than two years? This is Chinese medicine. If you want to study at Modern Medical University, it will take more than this time. Second, the issue of money. I saw someone say that the protagonist spent one hundred taels of silver to buy the drug, which was too extravagant and ostentatious. I must say here that the protagonist went to Zhou Ze to buy the drug. After several months of tentative contact, he confirmed that his character was fine and that he could be trusted before he came to buy the drug. And I bought the drug, and after making it, I immediately used the drug to hunt in the mountains, and finally earned more than ten times the income. That's not a waste, is it? Then, the swagger question. When the protagonist went to buy the drug, he had already practiced martial arts for nearly a year and built up his internal strength. In a small place like Dayu County, his strength was already equivalent to that of a gang leader. With such strength, can't we exchange just one hundred taels of silver? Finally, some people are confused. Why doesn't the protagonist buy land, open a shop, and get some fixed assets when he has money? First of all, the protagonist can indeed do it, but are you sure that others will not be greedy after doing it? After all, a hunter or a migrant with no background is a soft persimmon in the eyes of many people. Regardless of whether the protagonist has the ability to solve it or not, dealing with these is always troublesome. And with the protagonist's strength and lack of money, if he goes hunting in the mountains and buys any tiger or bear skin, wouldn't his income be faster than those from fixed assets? Third, the protagonist's character and plot advancement issues. In my setting, the protagonist is an ordinary ordinary person, and his personality is not much different from ordinary people. The only difference is that there are two cheats: immortality and attribute panel. So I used the perspective of an ordinary person to deduce what choice the protagonist would make when encountering this situation? (And I am just an ordinary person. I cannot write a protagonist with a high IQ and a powerful character. The author restricts the protagonist's online presence.) Therefore, some people feel that the protagonist is very stubborn and irresponsible, and cannot stand up to do justice. Ask yourself. When you encounter danger, is your first reaction to avoid it, or to tackle it head on? When you encounter someone who is harming the weak, do you stand up and fight bravely, or do you seek advantages and avoid disadvantages? I do not deny that there are some heroes who exude the brilliance of humanity, and there are even many such heroes. But the protagonist is just an ordinary person, an ordinary person who is afraid of death. You can praise heroes, but please don't blame ordinary people for their actions of self-preservation. The final plot aspect. My writing style is like this. I like to advance slowly, step by step, and let the protagonist grow slowly. I can't write a plot that involves breaking through several realms in a dozen chapters and a big battle in two or three chapters. Everyone reads the book slowly, and I write the story slowly. Isn't this good? If you don't like it, I can only say that my book is not suitable for you. You can choose another book to read. There are so many books at the starting point, there is always something suitable. But please don't just yell in the book review area just because of style issues, okay? (So ​​far, I have seen a lot of book reviews that are full of criticism. To be honest, I do want to delete them, but after thinking about it, I wrote them for everyone to see. Comments are your freedom, and I respect your freedom, so I won't delete them. Of course, those that involve personal attacks and greetings to relatives will still be deleted. I hope it won't come to this point.) End. Probably these are the three questions. If you feel something is wrong or have other new questions, you are welcome to leave a message on this page or in the book review area. I'll answer it when I have time. Thank you for your support. In addition, if you have recommendation tickets, monthly tickets, rewards, etc., Please feel free to throw them at me.

It's okay to be bullied as an Orion in the early stage. If you can still make every compromise when building a country, you'll be an emperor for nothing. And before you can win against them, you think they are all your people, so you are hesitant. Kyushu is at every turn, wake up! Is it okay if you haven't unified any state? If you don't have that fate, you still worry about that. Are you Uchiha Itachi? And there is real water behind it. Did you release it into the sea? ! You might as well say that the protagonist is an aboriginal, and what is said about Yue, a time traveler. It is undeniable that there is an extraordinary system, but most of the troops at the bottom are ordinary people. As long as they are cultivated to the highest level, their lethality will be no more than a thousand people. Can't you develop firearms? ! In addition, it has been more than ten years since the founding of the People's Republic of China, and there is still a shortage of officials to fight a war. Don't you know how to build a school to train them from an early age? ! Will you know there is a hidden danger? Don't you know how to take the low-level route? ? Can't we benefit the people and cultivate faith? . You are the emperor, so the taxes collected in the end are still yours... I am speechless😓

When I saw the author writing Chapter 349, I wanted to laugh and say that as long as thousands of infantrymen are not afraid of death, tens of thousands of cavalrymen will die if they charge forward, but the infantrymen will be beaten to death. This is the first time I heard that the infantrymen are so awesome! Are infantrymen so good?

Although the protagonist is a time traveler, he is actually no different from the natives. As an emperor, he has not brought any trace of modern civilization to another world. You are not allowed to invent and create by yourself, but you can leave your ideas to the skilled craftsmen below to complete them. Except for the sense of immersion, nothing else is useful. I even feel worse than a native.

I just read the latest one. At least 2/3 of the author's articles from the middle period are talking about the wheel. It is a useless description. After reading one chapter, it seems that I haven't read it. After a few chapters, the plot has not advanced at all. We are not anxious people, but I have never seen so much nonsense... The second half of the book "The King of Words" counts as one. Although it is not that kind of pure water, none of the brothers has experienced hundreds of battles... Can't you tell, give up, let's leave it like that.

I thought it was to resist natural disasters, and then lead the development of the Kyushu Realm. Later, I used the Kyushu Realm as a golden finger to develop various arts of immortality, and then went to the Immortal Realm to cultivate immortality. In the end, the Kyushu Realm was completely destroyed? Speechless, I have no desire to watch anymore.

Zhen Shui is speechless. And this is not considered casual fantasy. It would be more appropriate to just say it is a dynasty hegemony story.

😥 I thought it was Gou Wen's work on cultivating immortality, but after reading about two hundred chapters, it was about the struggle of national dynasties for hegemony. In the early stage, Xiao Gou felt that he had already left Gou after he had the idea of ​​founding a country.

At first glance, the author has not had much contact with rural areas. Hunters and fur traders generally have markets outside the mountains (usually in towns and villages), let alone illegal households. There is no need to enter the county town. There is no way to find out for sure. Who dares to bet on the conscience of the government? Moreover, black households do not have household registration, and they are not afraid of subordinate officials outside the city. How many people are needed to find them after forcing them to kill them and then sneaking into the mountains? So generally no one dares to exploit hunters too much.