In Shu Mountain, Restoring the Ming Dynasty

Okay, let's kill someone hard. My father-in-law is Kang Mazi.

The author does not understand the names of Ming Dynasty clans. They arrange them according to poetry. The king of Shanyin, Zhu Dingji, is a descendant of Ding, that is, the grandson of Dai Zi. The descendant is "After becoming an official, he becomes smart and handsome, filling the court and Ding Yi. It is said that Yilian is beautiful and prosperous, and Bingyao is strong and powerful." In this way, the protagonist is a Yi, and it should be called Zhu Yihuang. It is impossible to call him Zhu Huangyang. It is recommended that the original name is still Zhu Yihuang, and the pseudonym is Zhu Yang.

The author forcibly creates a conflict with Emei. The main plot should be to overthrow the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty, and then consecrate the gods and establish the heaven. Instead of going to the spiritual world to engage in good evil, he still stands on the side of the devil. The protagonist should fight against the Qing Dynasty while slowly eliminating the enemy cultivators, mainly demon cultists and shamans. Conquer and cultivate some righteous people. To train your own people, you should look for celebrities to train according to Shushan and history, and pass on the skills and resources. Golden Finger should confer more gods, starting from small gods, to assist the army. There's no point in forcing more points on your subordinates.

In fact, it's a bit embarrassing to force Emei to be a villain. What they want is to ascend to the immortal world, and they basically ignore the rise and fall of dynasties in the human world. To put it bluntly, people can live for hundreds of thousands of years. If they don't become immortals in this life, they can still be catastrophic, and they can continue in the next life, three or two times. A hundred years have passed, and a group of short-lived people are fighting for life and death. He doesn't bother to care about you at all. He himself doesn't rely on Fulongting to live. On the contrary, some of the evil side sects who are greedy for wealth may stand on the opposite side. He feels too eager and wants to label Emei as a villain.

Why regain sight? The common people do not miss the Ming Dynasty that much. Let's just establish a new dynasty

Laughing, not to mention that there is a fairyland in the sky above Shushan, where the Heavenly Lord and Buddha are watching, but there are many old monsters in the world who cannot ascend. In Qingcheng alone, there is a blissful boy who is ready to ascend directly and become a golden immortal. Maybe the protagonist can rebel against the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty, and cut down the mountains and destroy the temples? Don't be afraid of thunder from the sky

I hope that those unborn sects and sects in the back will not be born when the protagonist is in trouble, so that they will never be born again, and they will have to hand over all the secrets of cultivation. If they don't hand over, they can disappear from this world.

It seems that the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors were all people who had been the Emperor of Heaven! Especially the Yellow Emperor, who was greeted by the gods and then ascended to heaven on a dragon to become the emperor. Fuxi was also one of the Heavenly Emperors, so the ancient way of kingship should have been followed by the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors.

I think it is easy for the author to reach the ending state of the novel of Black Mountain Old Demon in the end, where the world is a republic, gods and ghosts are extinct, people's self-governance, and the ultimate heaven.

The author's book is probably a hit in the later stage. Why do you, a person who takes the physical path, have magical powers? There is no fundamental method for your physical cultivation. You rely entirely on pig's feet alone, and there is no sustainable development. There is a problem with the main line in the early stage. As you write, it becomes a fight against the world of immortality. So what's the use of fighting against the Qing Dynasty and restoring the Ming Dynasty? What's the use of your luck? Please sort out the outline carefully, and it will be better to conceive the next book!