Becoming a Saint Through the Dao Fruit of Time

I just read more than a dozen chapters, and to be honest, it's funny to see what this kind of system-based waste says about how his heart is dusted.

I thought it was okay at first, but the further I read, the more speechless it became. It was an old-fashioned routine from many years ago. At first glance, all kinds of big shots targeted the protagonist, pretending to slap him in the face. It was also an old author who didn't want to innovate and just kept resting on his laurels.

There are some amazing settings or ideas that can be used as gods when they first came out, which can completely make people ignore their shortcomings and loopholes. But I want to say that the setting of "Haoran's righteousness" is a natural loophole in the novel. A simple question, if Haoran's righteousness really exists, then why don't those in high positions have it? In other words, if you don't have great righteousness, why should you ascend to a high position? If you are not upright and upright, what shame do you have in being in a high position? Why do you say you are serving the country and the people? If Haoran's righteousness really exists, then having Haoran's righteousness should be a necessary condition for "certain positions" or even "all high-level positions". On the other hand, if the author assumes that "Haoran righteousness" is extremely rare, and maybe not even one in a generation, then I think the official should give full support to such people, not to mention providing resources to help break through, at least, at least, ensuring their personal safety at all levels is absolutely necessary. Of course, the above requires that the country and people are "healthy". Another point, if Haoran's righteousness really exists, then if a scholar does not have Haoran's righteousness, doesn't it mean that he has "human problems"?

In fact, the problem is very contradictory. No matter how you say it, the young masters of Fengbo Mansion are also cultivation geniuses. They are all in the world of cultivation. The older they are, the higher their cultivation level will be. To send them to an expedition at such a young age is not to send their younger generation to die in advance. Then in the imperial examination, the reward turned out to be weapons. Can't the imperial examination be divided into civil and military examinations?

How to say it? With the plug-in turned on, I live like a dog. I don't have any brains. I still have to understand Haoran's energy. If I go against Haoran's things, my cultivation will regress. Where is Haoran in this world? Haoran is just proposed by others. It's better to follow the killing path of your heart. Whoever doesn't die will not have only one life in the noble world. Just kill him and it's over.

Why is there a sense of déjà vu that if you can't become a son-in-law, you will have to become a saint? However, that book is too literary and youthful, and the protagonist of this novel is slightly out of touch.

It's uncomfortable to read, and the writing is not strong enough. I could write at a slower pace, but the writing is so literary and youthful, which makes me feel like it's different. Maybe it was popular in the past few years, but it's gone now.

I haven't finished it I haven't finished it yet and I don't want to read it. The main reason is that the emperor's uncle said that the greatest injustice in the world is a river, which will affect the cultivation of Haoran Qi. I had a brain at that time, and I felt sick for a long time. It should be more than ninety chapters. After the protagonist mobilized Haoran Qi to surround the Prime Minister's Mansion, he was on a boat and was just about to break through that point in his mind. I was furious after reading this sentence! Why does the river make people feel unhappy? They also say that this is the biggest injustice for practitioners. Isn't this nonsense? Rivers have been there since ancient times. Could it be that practicing the so-called Haoran Qi would be frustrated by seeing such natural geographical structures? Everything that hinders human activities is unfair, right? Then why would your Taoist heart collapse when you see storms, earthquakes, and floods? Human beings still need to drink water, eat, and breathe... Does this mean people should just commit suicide on the spot? After all, there are too many things that affect Haoran's righteousness.

After so many years, the level has not improved, and the literary youth has not declined.

The golden finger is so crotch-stretching. In Chapter 5, after it is activated, it can still be sensed by the person involved.