Hanging a Pot to Help the World, I Just Want to Live Forever

This book is very good. After reading it for so many years, I rarely shed tears. I calm down and read it slowly. I will probably keep it. I can't bear to read it a second time.

The logic of the story in this book is quite good, and the concept is relatively new. Although it is a spiritual revival style, it is rare to be unconventional. The inner portrayal of the characters is particularly clever, especially when it comes to death. Reading this book gives me a strong sense of immersion, as if I am the protagonist living in the book! I hope I can maintain the standard and don't end up bad! 😊

Other developments are pretty good, but the subsequent treatment of diseases and increasing longevity are basically useless. Are you planning to do it again after dozens or hundreds of years?

In order to survive, I have to wait until it is safe enough to forge ahead. Even though I have reached the pinnacle in the secular world, I still dare not modify the Mohist policy. There is also the inner breath technique. Upgrade it. You told me that there is only one more incarnation in the body, and then you add a setting that will not be used all at once. In order to suppress Although I don't understand the author's follow-up outline, as a fully-booked reader, it's too depressing. You may say it's great, but it's frustrating. Or you may say you're unhappy. The pinnacle of the secular world has come to an end, but you have already reached the pinnacle. Is there any difference between what you did before and what you did before? Standing tall and watching other people who are not as powerful as you argue? If you have an idea, why can't you express it yourself? Do you want to write a book to save the world? How come you have such an idea? Not everyone can read doctors' books, even if they can't bring it up due to productivity reasons

You, the protagonist, have a slightly lower sense of existence. You always talk about the sufferings of the world. Who doesn't know this kind of thing, but you tell it to make it sad and can't change the general trend Always talk about national affairs, but you can't change it, which can only make readers more depressed The writing is good, but the story is too depressing.

The book is a good book. Staying up late to read the latest chapters is very attractive to me. It can be seen that the author's literary skills are very solid. From time to time in the article, the plot progresses naturally without being stiff. The characterization is delicate but not brainless. The writing style is like two friends chatting in the mountains. The words flow away in the wind, delicate yet without losing depth. The overall feeling is very comfortable. Of course, there are still some suggestions that can be made despite being picky. In fact, the main perspective may not be entirely on the protagonist. The characters of the characters appearing in the book (such as Mo Qiu and Gong Shang) have been fully established. You can spend more time to develop them from their perspective and write a group portrait novel to enhance the layering of the storyline. After all, the protagonist is still not out of the world. Moreover, after reading about sixty chapters, the protagonist from the main perspective is still nestling in his own nest, but he can definitely write some unit plot stories to enrich the protagonist's character image, and it will not be boring to read. For example, there is a plot in the middle where he is drafted into the army to become a doctor. It can be written in detail in a few chapters. (You can add some side stories while promoting the main plot), write about the human side of the protagonist (the supporting characters are very humane, but the protagonist is not enough), and by the way, also write down the requirements related to collecting gold fingers (don't write too much about gold fingers). The title of the book is Hanging Pot to Help the World, there should still be such a thing (this should also be the main plot, right?). The protagonist is still only over 30 years old, not to mention that the protagonist is a time traveler. The current protagonist should and needs to have some idealist color. Even if the protagonist has bad intentions at first (a personal idea of ​​a literary youth), the protagonist's Xuanhujishi in troubled times should also be shown, and Xuanhujishi should also occupy one-third of an acre in the book. After reading the book, I thought about it in bed for more than half an hour. After much deliberation, I still wrote this much. I apologize for any shortcomings. The suggestions are just personal opinions. The author should develop according to his own outline. The book is a good book and the future is promising. The author gives a lot of support 🙂🙂🙂

The characters are full-bodied and the writing is indeed strong. However, in the group portrait novel, the protagonist's sense of presence is not high. The whole book is too depressing. It always contains some tragic stories, but the protagonist cannot change, and it will become boring if there are too many. The title of the book might as well be changed to, Dynasty Struggle for Hegemony: Immortality to Experience the Sufferings of the World

I really don't understand, Mo Qiu has already been made into a saint and the author pulled him down again! At that time, it was already perfect if it was really dead. It does not mean that perfection is the best. The pig's foot did a lot of things to save him, and even put it in the fairy's coffin to create a resurrection weapon. He was martyred! Although the career is not yet completed, it is perfect to die practicing the truth, but what happened with the pig's feet is very awkward and disgusting. Other characters can be resurrected by pig's feet at will, but Mo Qiu has been made into a saint, so other Mo masters can kill Mo Qiu at will, right? Even if the immortal coffin is placed in front of Mo Qiu for him to choose, he won't use it himself! This is contrary to His Word! It looks very awkward and stripped-down. It looks like the pig's feet are focusing on love and justice, but they are actually corrupting Mo Qiu's way! The meaning of Mo Qiu's martyrdom was completely different. What an ambition to sacrifice! This role can come to an end, but if I have to drag it out and keep it afloat, this role will not survive.

Seeing now, summary: the protagonist is on the way on horseback

Fuck, I'm so confused when I read your book, I feel like it's useless even if I'm invincible.

The writing style is sophisticated, and it is considered top-notch among longevity essays. It's just that the title of the book is a bit useless, and after reading the latest chapter, there is almost no saying that it can help the world by hanging the pot. Also, in my mind, "Xuan Hu Ji Shi" refers specifically to doctors who treat illnesses and save people.

Although the protagonist achieves immortality, he seems extremely childish in this book! Originally, I had the golden finger that could save the world, and my martial arts had reached a level where I could protect myself. Then instead of practicing medicine, I could do other things and save my longevity to break through the immortal magic. The road ahead for martial arts was already confused, wasn't it? In addition, the characterization of Mo Qiu and other characters is good, but I think it is a bit overdone. This book is about the path of the immortal. When you write about the life of a Guangweizheng character such as Mo Qiu, you want to set off a splendid experience in the immortal's road to immortality. However, writing too many of these people will make the protagonist's sense of existence too low, or it will appear that the protagonist is just a commoner. Such ordinary people are not lovable even for immortals. Finally, the author needs to pay attention to the plot settings. There is no feeling in the double points. People can be calm and relaxed, but your plot cannot be as bland as water, otherwise the reputation will definitely decline if it continues like this.

Can the queen leave the palace at will? He also often goes to the protagonist's house. The emperor can tolerate this 😐😐

Emmmm, I feel that there is a bit of personal feeling that is not in line with my expectations. In Xuan Hu Ji Shi, I initially thought that medical science was the focus and then extended to immortality, or at least it could be surrounded by 40% to 30%, but I didn't expect that it was just a plug-in name...

It's okay, but the main character is a little aggrieved. It makes me feel that the protagonist is actually not suitable for immortality. There are no immortals with so many fetters. However, those of us who live a long life but cannot wholeheartedly pursue the Tao think that immortality is a false immortality. One day, we will be scattered into the vast world of mortals, die here, and die here.

Although the principle is very good, it is too much! ! ! It feels like being preached, but this separates the writing style from the plot. If you watch too much, you will feel like you are being taught a lesson, and you will easily feel sleepy.

Without a sense of substitution, it's hard for me to handle it. Apart from the desire to survive, is the protagonist still a human being? He has to have no emotions, and the character development needs to be passive. You can't understand it. The more you look at it, the weirder it becomes. This is something that a time traveler in his 20s can do.

Ask a question What about Xuan Hu Ji Shi?

You said that the protagonist is developing, and the plug-in is purely practicing medicine to save life. During this period, is there no exchange of information? I think the author did not consider the protagonist as a living person when writing this character. As long as an individual is practicing martial arts, practicing medicine, and exploring the world, how can there be a conflict between these three things? There has been no progress in these things for more than 10 years, and I still rely on people's guidance.

The writing is good and I have some skills. Let's change the name. It's too similar to the hydrography in those studios.

The writing style is very good and thoughtful. I have read about two hundred chapters and spent dozens of dollars to vote for it. It can be said that I actually like this book, but now I am ready to leave. Before that, I leave the author with a summary, 1. The hanging pot helps the world but does not write about healing. The disease saves people, but the article is wrong. In the early stage, it relied on the medicine bag from Tai Hospital, and in the later stage, it relied on Qingmu's incarnation technique, which is embarrassing to the doctor. In this case, it is better to change the golden finger, instead of the hanging pot to save the world, and use the mountain sitting technique, which can make you live longer just by sitting on the ground. This way you won't be distracted by the title of the book. 2. There is really no need for ordinary authors of the Inner Breathing Method to add drama to it. Judging from the fact that every household in the Taiyuan Hospital has an Inner Breathing Method more or less, this thing is a crappy thing, so it is probably the method of practicing qi before Jedi Tiantong. In order to add an external golden finger to the Xuanhu Jishi system, the author described it as something that is not practiced by human beings. Damn it, then go to the ravine and throw it out. 3. This is a novel. We are here to read about the protagonist, not a biography. If you don't want to read about the Mohists, if you want to write about the Mohists, please write another novel in which the protagonist is Mo Qiu, Tou Tie.

The protagonist finally realizes his own shortcomings. Because he has a golden finger that can lead to immortality, he subconsciously ignores time. This kind of mentality of living like an old bastard is really unacceptable, especially since the protagonist wants to be an ostrich and bury his head in the sand. I don't know if he is the leader Huang, but his cultivation has soared like a rocket🚀. The protagonist is still slowly experimenting with his acquired power. What's outrageous is that the protagonist has been experimenting so many times for so many years. He hasn't changed his mind yet. This is the "old bastard" mentality at work. I always feel that I can take my time with everything. I am also drunk. I am immortal and not invincible. Why does he think that he can sit back and relax by taking his time? With this arrogant mentality, I still have the nerve to say that I am too stable. The thoroughness and thoroughness of the protagonist 'Li Changshou' in "Senior Brother" is truly stable. Stop talking about it, it's a big surprise. Maybe the protagonist thought he was immortal and just threw away his brain!

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What's going on? Why is it so sudden? And it's too sloppy. The score of this book should not be very bad. Why does it end so suddenly? It's so inexplicable 😰

Excluding the last dozen or so chapters, I think the story rhythm of this book can be described as "accumulation." The highlights are pretty good. The supporting characters such as Mo Qiu, Qing Pingzi, Cang, Zheng Fei, and Zhuang Sheng are all well portrayed. The protagonist protects Daxia I, and does not go to find immortals until the younger generations of his generation have basically passed away. The farewell to the younger and elder protagonists is a bit heartbreaking. Every time I asked the protagonist if he would grow old, he always said yes, which really touched my heart. Especially the farewell to Zhuang Sheng. Zhuang Sheng is the only one who pitifully wants the protagonist Changsheng to say goodbye to his relatives and friends. This paragraph is really well written. I am willing to give 9.5 Points until the tournament. The plot of the protagonist giving up on Qi training to find the path to innateness, the protagonist's relationship and inheritance with Mr. Ji, and Zheng Fei entrusting Dao Fruit to the protagonist are all quite good. It's a pity that the pace of the last dozen chapters seems to have accelerated dozens of times, so I really finished it quickly. Probably the protagonist easily broke through the transformation of gods and successfully stopped the Meteor Dao Tianhe (by the way, he also solved the list of gods). He should be considered the strongest in the world. At least it's an ending. But it's really a pity.

The novel is wonderful, especially the early and middle chapters. Sure enough, the story of a hundred schools of thought contending is still interesting. What happened in history is more exciting than the novel. Respecting the sages and martyrs of China - Confucius, Mozi, Zhuang Zhou, Xunzi, Mencius, Han Feizi... All made the author draw on image stories in the novel. In fact, I think the protagonist can learn from the image of Lao Dan. After all, the Taoist idea of doing nothing without doing anything is very suitable for the Tao of the Immortal. However, the author also thought of it, and the mount of Qingniu should be it. Unfortunately, there is no relevant plot later, west Leaving Hangu Pass, three thousand purple clouds... Maybe the author's request is too big. I feel that the subsequent plot is still good. Moreover, if you feel that it is difficult to write about the immortal cultivator, you can write the story of Gu Dan becoming invincible and then entering the world to help the world! ! ! It's a pity that the finale is also sloppy. It doesn't give Mo Qiu a chance to be resurrected, it doesn't give the Xia Dynasty a chance to go to heaven, and it doesn't give Gu Dan a chance to continue to help the world... Looking forward to the author's next novel!

Why did it end so hastily?

I feel that the whole book is quite bland, but there are some exciting moments that pop up from time to time. It's just these random bits of excitement that make people want to put it down 😍

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After the immortals arrived, I felt very anxious and rushed. Don't collapse.