The Imperial Preceptor Does Not Cultivate

😅The protagonist has only been away for thirteen years, but the brothers and sisters who have been together for decades have been fighting so fiercely. Is it because of the lack of character or the lack of vision of the protagonist? This Qintianjian morning and evening pill

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Is this plot serious? I rebelled, and although you didn't help the court beat me, you didn't help me in the rebellion, so afterwards I killed all your men, women, and children. How could I still be reasonable? Is the court unethical? Then who knows if you rebels have any moral integrity? Can this be explained by bullying?

Actually, I am a little disappointed with you. The recommendation vote I gave you was at a higher level than when you updated. I hope that after joining, you can work hard and grow up quickly. At this level, it's not just about getting things done. You need to have the ability to think systematically. What is the value of what you do? Have you created barriers and formed core competitiveness? What is the difference between the novels you write and other teams within Qidian? Do your articles precipitate a set of reusable physical data and methodologies? Why can't others write them when you write them? You need to use your own judgment, not just do whatever I say. In the follow-up, I will put your thoughts into ten chapters of daily updates. I hope to see your thoughts, not just the progress. Just a reminder, your output is a bit meager compared with authors at the same level. It's almost the end of the year, so work harder. Look at the person on our monthly voting list. Before he was banned from the list last year, he could have been playing in front of the keyboard for a whole year. Growth must be accompanied by pain. When you are in the most pain, you actually grow the fastest.

Mo Nu, it's abominable if you don't want to create a special group of characters

After reading some chapters, what can I say? I think the author should focus on the protagonist's "present" rather than the "past". For example, the protagonist's "message" to his former disciples, and the entire memory killing, are all carved out of the same mold. Once or twice is fine, but more often becomes quite pretentious and deliberate, and completely boring. If you can't write in different ways and you can't write well, then write less. You can use your previous background to pretend, but you can't be so lazy.

After reading the introduction, I don't want to read anymore. It's okay to reincarnate myself. I want to reincarnate my enemies and friends together.

Let me talk about my views on this kind of novels about the infinite rebirth of the same world: 1. First, I will look at the world view, or the history of world development. The best world view is that the world is developing dynamically and new things emerge. The middle world view is that the world develops slowly, but generally there is still some development. The lowest one is that there is no step forward and no change. The change and development mentioned here can be science and technology, it can be an institutional system, it can be a way to increase power. I have read a few of this novel Ten chapters can only be classified as inferior at present, because the protagonist of this book has spent thousands of years in this world in two lives. He has also made great achievements or has become a world-class star, the top one, but he has only done two things. One is to help create a country with a traditional system and maintain its rule for hundreds of years. The dynasty system can be said to be unchanged. The other is to create the so-called star palace system. But looking at the root, this is just one part of the existing cultivation system. It is more perfect, not subversive and innovative. To sum up, the world has developed, but very little; 2. It is the protagonist's thoughts and practices. A tree grows for hundreds of years, and it will undergo earth-shaking changes. What remains unchanged is the desire to become bigger and stronger, let alone a person. Therefore, to evaluate this type of protagonist, what needs to be seen is whether his thoughts have changed, whether he can uphold his original intention, or give up on himself, or become more in line with the so-called Tao , carefree and comfortable, or become paranoid, longing for detachment. The way he behaves depends on whether he is calm enough, insidious enough, and has enough back tricks. In short, whether he is a sixth man or not. The protagonist in this novel can only be rated as average. His thoughts have developed, but not much, just a little vicissitude. The above is my impression after reading dozens of chapters. If there is anything wrong, please criticize and correct me. Thank you.

I've read about ten chapters, what can I say? A more emotionally intelligent statement: This novel would have been popular more than ten years ago, and the author could have become a god in one book. I won't talk about those with low emotional intelligence, so as not to hurt the friendship.

If you live for 1,000 years and you get tired, then you can't commit suicide after living for hundreds of millions of years. What's more, most of the protagonists can achieve immortality in the end. How terrifying this is. There is no difference between hundreds of millions of years and one year in front of eternity Feel free to say anything