I Will Live Forever in the Liaozhai World

I just read Chapter 51, and other readers have said that there is no problem. I really don't want Liaozhai to be more like a fairy tale in the early stage (mostly ghost stories and human nature in Liaozhai), but it doesn't matter to me whether it is a Liaozhai or not. I originally thought it was a boring longevity novel (although the protagonist's path is different from other immortality novels, but there is no fundamental change. I just went to the early stage and wrote the middle period directly), but the author came to The catastrophe at the beginning of other novels or the main plot in the later period made the protagonist experience this in his weak period. It is interesting. What is interesting is not the catastrophe and most of the strong people died. The protagonist has become a monkey without a tiger. Okay, he can act casually. Although there are some behind-the-scenes masterminds, it is not important. And the protagonist is not an ant (a small animal), which is good. Hey, I like to show off to others and pretend to be a teacher. Some questions: 1. The sacrificial spirit should not be inexhaustible, so cultivation (leek heaven and earth) can occur, but the spiritual energy should be much less, so many sects and orthodox traditions should not be extinct. 2. Ghost cultivation is also within the scope of sacrifice. They also cultivate spiritual energy, not Yin energy? Then, the current ghosts should have been cultivated after a hundred years of worship. 3. Aren't warriors also taking in the materials of heaven and earth to practice? Could it be that spiritual energy is matter, but flesh and blood plants are not? It should be that these energy levels are not up to standard. I think it is impossible not to be in harmony with heaven and earth. The protagonist's soul is not of this world and everything else is of this world (unless there is a system). So how do detached strong men cultivate? There should be some way to remove the attachments of heaven and earth and the imprints on all things, so that we can be liberated. Then why did the warrior disappear? I feel that the warrior may have done something terrible, allowing the Heavenly Dao to absorb all the different and spiritual higher substances that allowed the warrior to grow, as well as all traces of higher inheritance and existence, so the warrior disappeared. Of course, there may be other reasons, such as the work of a powerful person who is stronger than the law of heaven. 4. Why don't those strong people reincarnate? Don't say you can't do this, just commit suicide, or are they reincarnated? Could it be that heaven and earth will not give in? But this does not affect the world's ability to cut leeks. Doesn't it mean that heaven and earth need these high souls, but they can also divide souls. In the end, won't the souls be fine if they explode? The only possibility is that someone who has been reincarnated countless times has succeeded in taking revenge on the world. But seeing that the world is still there, that person may be really cold. 5. Are there any other settings for the ghosts in this world? For example, the mysterious resurrection is a rule fragment that cannot be killed. It will act according to the rules and must be dealt with according to the rules. 6. The big boss behind the scenes is not dead. How did you avoid it? My opinion is: 1. Obtaining things from other worlds through this can remove the imprint of heaven and earth, 2. Your own talents are contrary to heaven and create techniques other than covering the heaven and earth or expelling the imprint of heaven and earth. 3. You must have the help of a powerful person who plans this world (a strong person who is stronger than this heaven and earth) or his subordinates, or maybe a transcendent person. However, due to unknown reasons, he couldn't do it himself. 4. By chance, he was able to transcend or have a skill different from this world in Mozhe Cave, which coincidentally had the ability to steal the energy of the world without being imprinted by the world. 5. He was originally a transcendent person, but he suffered a disaster and wanted to use the energy of the entire world to recover, or he was taken away by the transcendent person. Well (~_~;) I've spent a lot of time and I don't know what to say anymore. Let's just leave it at this. The most important thing about the novel is that the whole story is interesting, not just the major events. This is only a part.

I came here specifically to see how the writing went. If you write well, you will definitely praise it. If you write poorly, you will definitely criticize it.

You are a novelist. Halfway through the writing, all interpersonal relationships were lost, and the core magical power of clones was also lost. I watched it for so long and felt lonely. Where do you give readers a sense of involvement? What's the difference from reopening a novel?

It's such a good book. The main character, Immortality, encounters a ghost at the beginning. Before leaving, he was given the exercises. Then, as soon as he had almost finished practicing the exercises, he was caught and became a medicine man. You told me this was an article about immortality.

Not bad, but cultivation takes from heaven and earth and returns to heaven and earth, which is a pretty good setting.

I felt happy after reading this book and am currently reading Chapter 89. . .

It's a pity that we are in Liaozhai, it would be great if we were in Sansefang

A common problem with this kind of novel is that they don't know how to draw the timeline, making people feel that everything is gathered together.

I have a question: Zhou Yu's wife is Xiao Qiao, Xiao Qiao's sister is Da Qiao, Da Qiao's husband is Sun Ce, Sun Ce's sister is Sun Shangxiang, Sun Shangxiang's husband is Liu Bei, Liu Bei's son is Liu Chan, Liu Chan's wife is Empress Zhang, Empress Zhang's mother is Xiahou, Xiahou's father is Xiahouyuan, and Xiahouyuan's brother is Xiahoudun. Then the question is, what should Zhou Yu call Xiahou Dun?

Since they are immortal, it feels like there is no point in being in danger so often at the beginning.

In the ancient setting of Liaozhai, is the son of a minor official casually called the prince?

The introduction is awesome and you can read the complete chapter 89

Save it for collection! Welcome back to read Detective Pete~

Nine hundred years of internal strength is not enough to be innate? Then how did you manage to block Poison Granny's porcelain slices with just a few days of practicing horizontal kung fu?

Although I complained a lot, this book is indeed the best one among the new basic longevity-style books so far.

In fact, it was just a dream of a man named Huang Liang.

There are those who are immortal in the world of immortality, and there are those who are in the world of wizards. This is another fairy tale world. Why is there no cyber world or real world?

It's a liao zhai, but it doesn't have the plot of a liao zhai. Instead, it's more like a fox demon anime. It's not a liao zhai, but it still has plot characters.

It only took two days and it was finished 🥵

I cut it as soon as I found it. It's not disappointing.

Update quickly, not enough to see

It's still pretty cool without any brains.

Did Ji Dao send all his friends?

The talent is so overwhelming, it's true that Bengbu is here