Asking About the Path to Immortality

The scope of the human world is a bit small. And most of the current Xianxia novels are the same. There are many people who travel in the human world but do not write about the upper world. You are an old fan of Laowang. Then if you can combine all the essences of his three famous books, then I will definitely read your book.

It's well written, but there are a few fundamental issues. The first is that it is particularly unreasonable for the mother to seek revenge after she has settled down. As a foundation-building monk and the mother of an infant baby, she felt that she would not leave easily when her son was unable to protect himself. Because she herself knows very well that this is the world of immortality, how fragile a baby is, and it is the only flesh and blood and relatives. Normally, when the child is about ten years old and checked to see if he has spiritual roots, there will be two arrangements. One is that if there is no spiritual root, let him marry a wife and have children, become rich and prosperous, and fake his death to take revenge. One is to have spiritual roots, that is, arrange cultivation until he has the ability to protect himself, or arrange to join a sect and then take revenge on his own. The second is that the new disciples who enter the sect are arranged so far away, and they are all children around ten years old. They should not be scared to death in a strange environment. It should be a centralized area for unified study of characters, meridians, acupuncture points, alchemy and talisman arrays, and all kinds of knowledge and common sense. In three or five years, they will probably reach the fourth level of Qi training. They will know basic spells, have the ability to protect themselves, and learn some basic knowledge. For those who have expertise in the alchemy talisman array, the sect will arrange for them to be trained in the corresponding place and complete tasks. Others do tasks based on their own actual conditions. This should be a normal sect's situation of training new disciples. The third is the welfare of the new disciples. At least they should have a standard magic weapon, a flying sword or something. Otherwise, disciples can't do tasks with bare hands. The fourth one is that he suddenly cultivated to the fourth level of qi, and then picked up the missing skills, which was a bit deliberate. On the other hand, the protagonist realizes this problem when he quickly advances to the second level of Qi training, and takes the initiative to look for skills in this area. The Sutra Pavilion is too expensive, and then picks up the missing ones in the market. This is reasonable. The fifth is the mandatory mission. As mentioned before, only the fifth and sixth levels of Qi training have magic weapons. Let two rookies on the second level of Qi training perform tasks outside the sect, even though there is no danger. Danger is everywhere in the world of immortality. This is particularly unreasonable. To punish someone without teaching them is to abuse them. These two second-level Qi practitioners have almost no ability to protect themselves. Letting them go out to perform tasks is no different from sending them to death. Sixth is the setting of having mortal servants in the sect, which is completely unnecessary. Immortal cultivators use spiritual materials that mortals have no way to process, and the efficiency and quality are not as high as spells, and the spiritual talismans come quickly.

Not bad, not bad. Even a passerby character is not so brainless 😁

A common problem in fairy tale novels is that there are basically few good men, but almost all women are good people, and it is especially easy for the protagonist to like them.

Is there no cheat code in more than 90 chapters? Couldn't it be that jade pendant? ? The jade pendant only appears in the most dangerous times (ﾉ｀⊿´)ﾉ

This is the best novel I have read recently. It is worth recommending.

I can't stand it any longer. Please leave first as a courtesy.

Just because the author will seriously answer readers' questions, add it to your bookshelf first and read it when it has 500 chapters or more than 2 million words! !

Not bad, this should not be an assembly line product. Nowadays, various system flow, Long Aotian and the like are basically assembly line products, and there are too few good starting books.

I will read it as soon as possible after it is updated. After reading this, I have two suggestions for the author. First: consider the main mission. The main mission of mortals is to pursue the great road and live forever. Therefore, the protagonist spends most of his time improving his magical powers, comprehending martial arts, and fighting with others whenever possible. If not, he will find ways to leave a way out for himself. Up to this point in this article, I still don't know what the main mission is, and the protagonist's practice always feels like he's jumping here and there. Second: the protagonist's character. The character of the mortal protagonist gradually becomes clear through several death struggles he experienced when he was young. His subsequent development, training, and dungeon downloading are all based on corresponding considerations and strategies based on his character. Up to this point in this article, the protagonist has not had clear character traits, nor has he shown the difficulty of cultivating immortality. The difficulty of ordinary people cultivating immortality can be determined from the proportion of advancement and the scarcity of resources. Qi training leads to foundation building. In the battle for foundation building pills, there are no monks left. Resources are scarce, and it is more difficult for high-level monks to advance. This article has not yet clearly demonstrated this aspect. The protagonist doesn't feel that he is practicing hard, and he is even further away from being a model worker.

Will starting from Chapter 7 have a big impact?

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It seems that he is about to go through the experience of Old Demon Han. Doctor Mo seized his body, and here is also Mo Seizing his body. However, Old Demon Han was treated as an abandoned son by the sect. Here he just accidentally killed a foundation-building monk. Directly abandoning him seems a little unloyal to the protagonist. I hope the author can design some stories to describe his departure from Qingyue Sect in a more reasonable way.

The writing is sophisticated and has the demeanor of a master, not like a first-rate author.

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I just read Chapter 87. The descriptions of troubles caused by secular officials in these chapters are very embarrassing!

All kinds of foreshadowing! Passerby's perspective! One of the few masterpieces of mortals! I hope the author can continue writing!

Wangyu writes that everyone has to arrange a golden finger for the protagonist, but you don't have a golden finger. You are more awesome than Wangyu!