The Spiritual Energy Revives, and I Become a Heretic

I read a book that defines heretical ways. The opposite of heretical ways is that the right way can lead to immortality, and if someone becomes an immortal, it proves that this road is open, while the heretical ways mean that no one can become immortals on this road. Righteous ways and heretical ways do not represent means, but whether one can become an immortal.

Question 1: This is modern society. What should you do with inheritance? What is Japan doing in the Northeast? Can it compete with modern thermal weapons? This is related to the upper limit of your cultivation. Question 2, is it easy for you to practice? Are you planning to build a sect or a family? Will your combat power collapse in the later stage? Will there be people like you all over China? Question 3: Will you be involved in politics? You have to be careful if there are such people among officials. This can easily lead to being banned. Question 4: Who do you refer to for your practice or combat power system? Or fusion? Will it last hundreds, thousands, or tens of thousands of years for a mortal to cultivate immortality, Master Gu, or a Douluo soul ring? In the early stage, you should take it easy, otherwise you will boast about tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands later.

Dear readers, for a young author, reading is really important. Stop reading. If you continue reading, you will soon die 😭

The first plot makes me wonder, how does Yang Yin know the protagonist? Why do you want to capture the protagonist? Don't you know that there is a group of people in his family? Why is the protagonist easily subdued when he has a Qi species and has surpassed everyone in the family? I feel like a lot of the logic doesn't make sense, and the storyline is also very stiff. And as a person with a heritage, don't you usually practice yourself and cultivate your character? I feel like the protagonist's character is a bit bad

I can't see what's cool about it. The more I look at it, the more boring it becomes. Why is this sentence illegal? I really can't see what's cool about it.

How do you say this way of writing? I'm not used to it anyway.

This development is quite overwhelming.

What is the right path? The main road is open. No matter how far it is, the road ahead is broad. You can see the light. You can see the end. What is the side door? The nine winding passages. The shortcut. The road ahead is bleak. If you are poor, seek change. The road is endless.

The way the autobiography is written is somewhat meaningless

All the bells and whistles, what kind of organization is this or that?

The one with big fists is the right way, the one who can compete with the right way is the devil's way, the one who can occasionally show his peak combat power is the side sect, the one who doesn't bite people is the left way, and the rest is the inheritance of the protagonist!

Can the author explain to you what heresy is?

After reading the author's reply, I at least have some ideas, which proves that it is not a studio article and can be read.

The side door means that if you don't correct the Dharma, no one will become enlightened. The left path means that the road will be tortuous and destructive.

Come on 🙂

How come after playing the plot of Insatiable Ghost King, people keep coming to trouble the protagonist 🤔🤔 I didn't quite understand this part. The revival of spiritual energy has something to do with the protagonist 🤔🤔

The side door refers to the road to immortality that has not been successful, or the road was open in the past, but later the inheritance was lost and broken The left road refers to the evil use of the right method. For example, borrowing the form of animals, one of Taoist magical powers, is used to avoid disasters, and then if you are very clever, you can use it for human trafficking.

The problem with all those who write about side doctrines is that they can't understand the specific meaning of the side doctrines, so they tend to go astray as they write.