
The Immortal Road of a Hundred Lifetimes
百世仙路
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The writing and creativity are excellent, and it has the potential to become a god. After that, I started to add private goods crazily. The three views of pig's feet started to be normal, but then it became strange. For example, there is an ordinary person behind who saves the protagonist. The whole family and village were wiped out by monsters, and only one son survived. The protagonist was immediately killed with a knife. Euphemistically speaking, he has a kind heart and does not want to see others suffer. He kills him instantly with one knife without any pain. It is not much better than the villagers who are sad after knowing about the tragedy of annihilating their family. He also used this case to condense his own basic method, and then taught it to his disciples, who also said that the master did the right thing. That's how it should be🐶.
I came here because of the reputation. This is the first time I have seen such a beastly protagonist since the Internet was released. Even Tang San couldn't compare to this protagonist. Although saving Tang San might not result in repayment from him, Tang San wouldn't kill his benefactor's son for no reason.
After reading Chapter 50, let's talk about your feelings: The main plot started out as living and cultivating immortality, but slowly it turned into the protagonist resurrecting through the archives to perform heroic acts of justice. . . 1. Generally, the protagonist can clear the level in one life. This protagonist has dozens of lives and has yet to leave the novice village. All information depends on Mang. According to the protagonist, he can start over anyway, just play. 2. The whole world is about benevolence and cultivating immortality. The protagonist has to be independent, or just cynical that everyone else is drunk and I wake up alone. Anyway, I personally think that if the protagonist cannot be resurrected infinitely, surviving for even one second is an encouragement to him. 3. Seeing now, the protagonist seems to be able to be resurrected infinitely at no cost. So the question is, what is the meaning of the protagonist's life? This is a novel, not a story show. What the readers see is the growth of the protagonist, not the protagonist's descending to earth and experiencing the mortal world. 4. Acting chivalrously and righteously depends on the environment. Well, if you don't let people study in the Golden Triangle, isn't that second-rate? The whole other world environment is there, and you are not Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, how can you go to the boundless hell? Policy implementation from top to bottom and bottom to top are not the same concept at all.
It is recommended that the protagonist be killed in Chapter 185. The protagonist cannot eliminate all monsters. Seeing monsters killing people will only cause trouble. He also has to use up his brain cells to think about what is good and evil. Killing him is for his own good.
If I go 😆 to kill all my benefactors, isn't it the behavior of our stragglers? I didn't expect it to be so popular. Remember to indicate the source next time you use it.
According to the logic of Chapter 185, when the author reaches adulthood, should he kill his parents first?
If you don't have that kind of writing, don't write this kind of extremely poisonous and intellectually depressing plot. The whole family is kind to you and helps you treat your illness. You kill the last member of the family just because the family was killed, and you still say it's good for others? Is this guy still pursuing the right path of humanity? Even if you are not a pervert, if you encounter a big monster slaughtering the city in the future, should you kill all the people first to prevent them from suffering? Seeing that the orphanage was slaughtered first to prevent them from being distorted in their childhood? What the hell is this?
I declare that Tang San succeeded and ranked second on the birth list
Tang San will only kill you if you look at him or if he thinks you have something valuable. It's the first time I've seen someone with absolutely no benefits at all.
I came here because of the reputation. I saw this in the middle of the night and my whole defense was broken.
You have redefined the meaning of "repaying a favor" this time🤣🤣🤣