I Became an Immortal Without a Spiritual Root

I have always felt that the existence of spiritual roots is not necessary. There are nine orifices in life, and the nine orifices can connect to the spirit, which is the spirit of heaven and earth, and the self-knowledge of God. Therefore, there are many ancient myths and stories about people who become immortals, regardless of their qualifications. Seeing the extraordinary world is different, so how to maintain one's nature and how to seek the Tao is the most important thing in this process. In more distant times, myths and legends said that everyone's life span was extended and they could live for a long time. Even now, they can be called real people. Therefore, before the path of cultivation was explored, people could become immortals by taking alchemy and taking food. Becoming an immortal is not the goal, but immortality is the goal, and the purpose of immortality is also to better seek the Tao.

Nowadays, the novels about cultivating immortals are all deformed. Why are there so many settings where geniuses with one attribute are awesome and those with multiple attributes are useless? Isn't this the setting of Western fantasy? Why was it shoehorned into a novel about oriental fantasy and immortality? It is said that the existence of immortals in and out of books mostly comes from Taoism (Taoism). According to the theory of Taoism (Taoism), everything from the heaven and earth to the human body is equipped with yin and yang, and the five elements are complete. Only when three flowers gather at the top and the five qi are facing the yuan can one become an immortal. How could the all-embracing immortal be ruined like this? (My level is limited, so I can only express the meaning like this)

This power might as well be called natal supernatural power.

For King Pan's sake, I'll save it and read it after there are more chapters.

The end point of cultivating immortality is true immortality, and the end point of martial arts should be gods and demons. Strengthen the body, emerge from the Dharma form, and merge with the true body. The body will sway thousands of feet in size, the breath will become wind, the roar will be louder than thunder, the eyes will become the sun and moon, and the five fingers will cover the universe. Or incarnate as gods and demons, similar to Fuxi's snake body, Shennong's ox head, and Xuanyuan's yellow dragon body.

My personal opinion is that there is no need for martial arts to be within the yin, yang, yang and primordial spirits like cultivating immortals. It can be done within the will or law of martial arts. Then the Dharma form becomes the body and spirit, unites the Dharma, the sky, the earth, and receives the attack of opening up the inner world, and every move drives a world. It is like cultivating immortals to borrow the power of heaven and earth within a certain range. The bigger the inner world, the higher the damage. Or the Queen of Heaven and Earth practices the same laws as cultivating immortals, but can engrave the learned laws in the body.

I can't stand it anymore. The protagonist is a kind and good person. I don't like it.

I was looking forward to it when I saw that the protagonist was finally going to a new map (the world of immortality). However, he was discovered by people from the so-called holy land, and then asked the protagonist to recruit disciples and teach martial arts. It was very boring. How to write after he met the top masters all of a sudden? In the follow-up, we can only write about the protagonist increasing his strength at super speed or opening a halo. Opening a halo means jumping among the top masters without being killed. It is too easy to write about the protagonist increasing his strength at super speed. It is better to go to the world of immortality and slowly get in touch and absorb the knowledge of the world of immortality to create martial arts skills.

Another eunuch? Why don't you write the protagonist to death...

Guys, let me ask you about a novel. After the male protagonist is unable to cultivate immortality due to incomplete spiritual qualifications, he meets the female protagonist who asks him to cultivate demons and then becomes able to cultivate immortals. In the middle period, due to his body being damaged, the physical demon becomes a dragon (later a dragon and a phoenix). Supplement: Immortal cultivation techniques can create strange phenomena such as a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​blood, a white lotus that purifies the world, etc.