I Am the Only True Immortal in the World

This book is really good, but a bit short. I read it in one go.

When you are indecisive, use your strength to learn mechanics! Is immortality really possible? The iron hexagram with the front foot determines life and death, and the back foot teaches everyone to believe in science. See how Fang Yi, the only true immortal in the world, cultivates immortality scientifically. From the big bang to force mechanics, from the theory of doomed life to breaking out of reincarnation and breaking the established rules! The opening chapter describes the pursuit of immortality and soaring in ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, but there are always losers. Successful people are more like hearsay and a dream. Besides, it's already 3202 years old, why are you still trying to ascend? Humans have already reached Mars. Your ascension is not a dimension ascension (●°u°●)​" But ascension is illusory, and people who live a long life are not like a mirror, and living for hundreds of years is more practical. This not only makes people think about it, but also makes them fascinated. Our Fang Yi learned from his predecessor, the longevity Taoist priest, and later developed the theory of physics and science and technology. It opened a path to immortality through scientific cultivation of immortality. Note: The theoretical description is well-founded, so let's meditate and strive to become an immortal (fog) as soon as possible. If any Taoist friends support ginseng. In the future, if the poor man condenses the golden elixir, he will be rewarded generously! (Bushi)

The most perfect system in the world is the dictatorship of the Holy King

Is there such a thing as having enough. The protagonist is the source. Extraordinary step by step. Instead of the protagonist just pretending to be cool. Others can never learn or teach that. I like to see the protagonist become extraordinary, and then for no apparent reason, the world changes and a bunch of extraordinary things appear. I think that after the protagonist becomes extraordinary, he has the ability to instigate others to change the world and turn it into an extraordinary world. You can take on disciples and so on, and you can preach.

I hope that the author will not do anything to spread the law or revive spiritual energy in the later period. As long as one protagonist is extraordinary in the world, it is enough. If you cultivate anything other than the protagonist to become extraordinary or engage in spiritual energy recovery, then this book will be useless! Even the protagonist's apprentice can't become extraordinary!

To directly manifest a saint in the human world, still need cooperation? Directly use powerful magic to push all those who disobey into the eighteenth level of hell and never be reincarnated. Those who believe in it will directly increase the life span of golden apples. Some people believe it.

I like to read Taoist cultivation literature. Alchemy cultivation is inner alchemy rather than alchemy and drug taking. I don't like immortal cultivation. The spiritual root flow, energy refining and foundation elixir flow can't be read. There are also spiritual stone systems. There are no spiritual stones in ancient mythological novels. They should be created by the immortal cultivation flow, and then break through and consume the corresponding elixir. The following would like to recommend some cultivation novels that combine Taoism.

Haven't watched it yet, but everyone in the comments likes Preaching Stream? Is it not good for a person to be an immortal, to explore by himself, and to experience life in the world of mortals? Do we have to achieve world unity? Now you are in Datong?

I don't know if you have any experience. Once when I was shopping, my perspective suddenly changed to looking down from the air, as if I had a God's perspective. But this feeling disappeared very quickly, maybe within a second or so. It was really amazing. It has been in my memory for many years.

If I become the only cultivator on earth, nothing else would be extraordinary. I will practice silently until I am invincible on earth, and then I will start to recruit disciples. When they reach a certain level, let them go down the mountain to experience the world of mortals. There is no need to teach them to make trouble. Sooner or later, they will encounter things and make mistakes. ... Then when it reaches a certain level, it is afraid that the cultivation method will be released to the government and spread. When the overall civilization has improved to the point where it can travel to and from various planets, we will use human technological civilization to build a top-notch warship. Then drive a battleship to travel among the stars. Otherwise, if you fly alone, you won't know how long it will last. You know, the universe is wider than imagined. Flying by yourself is not only a waste of training time, but also boring. There is a top-notch interstellar battleship. You can let the battleship fly by itself and then practice on it. Then he flew all the way, practiced and traveled all the way, and stopped to dig for materials when he encountered a planet with materials for his own cultivation. I met an alien civilization and went to see it. After all, experience in the world of mortals can also increase the cultivation of one's character, but experience in the world of mortals does not necessarily have to be on earth.

I just like this kind of cultivation novels that combine Taoist culture, rather than those about how many levels of qi you can refine, how you have to take elixirs to break through, and all kinds of spiritual stones and spiritual roots. Has anyone read this type of Taoist cultivation novel and can you recommend it to me?

Damn it, there really is Chen Pu's Nine Turns Neidan Jue

Don't think that the protagonist is too strong to be written. The earth is obviously just a newcomer village. There are universe explorations outside, dimensional universes, parallel universes, and the mother sea of the universe. The protagonist's power of the Earth Immortal can only see four to five dimensions. What is above the twelve latitudes? Where have the other Immortals gone? Are the Immortals the creators of the universe? What are the Earth Immortals above? What is the situation with the immortals, golden immortals, and the great Luo immortals? Will they be thrown out of the universe one day while running around in the universe? I think there is a lot to write about. There are many comments in the comment area saying that the protagonist is too strong. That is because they have not met a real immortal. I don't believe that there are so many latitudes, so many universes in the mother sea of the universe, and there are no other terrifying creatures in so many dimensions! So far, the protagonist has met all the programmed gods who gather the power of faith. What about their true bodies? In fact, maybe people can see the protagonist attacking their faith body, but they just ignore it. After all, there are so many worlds. Didn't I mention that Sanqing glanced at the protagonist 😰

Seeing that the protagonist has just made his third turn, I can't help but ask, is the protagonist the only one who is extraordinary? If so, then according to the protagonist's cultivation method, there should be other extraordinary ones. Is there any uniqueness in the protagonist?

I hope that one day I can actually go to Leshan to give up my seat to the Giant Buddha.

With such a high profile, are you not afraid of being sliced ​​into pieces by the government?

This is the true scientific cultivation of immortality! It's just that the disciples are accepted casually. They should all be registered disciples. What true method do you teach as a direct disciple?

What's more, it makes me feel good, and it makes you feel good too.

I'm not here to find fault. I have a question. Pig's Knuckle is the only monk. Why does he still have the magic of zombies? Should humans have become extinct before the protagonist? Because no one has eliminated these supernatural beings. There are also Taoist priests who fight zombies. Magic has been extinct for hundreds of years. Why do any monks and Taoists still believe in magic?

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Did the protagonist die in the first chapter and then his body was taken over by something? Otherwise, why can ordinary people touch and write about things, but the protagonist cannot touch them? The most important thing is that two casual connections made by ordinary people can actually stop the protagonist?

Later, many theories on cultivating immortals were purely about cultivation, and the storytelling was much less interesting.

Dear book friends, which is the best supernatural novel you have ever read?

Listen, look at Sichuan. There is a scenic spot in Sichuan called the Leshan Giant Buddha. When you go there, you let it stand up and you sit down.

The author can learn from the book "My Becoming a God Diary". He mainly uses his abilities to study all things in the universe or travel in the universe. He can write about various systems of alien civilizations, but he should not write about magic, spells, martial arts and other popular aesthetic systems, exploring black holes, using extraordinary powers to fight against alien mechanical ascension, etc. This way, it will not be easy to pretend to be the only one on this planet and then write a dead end.

Well written, keep it up! ! Although I haven't read a chapter, everyone said it must be good!

Only the protagonist is showing off.

I hope I can stick to the last sentence of "I am the only one"

There are too few people who have their own way of doing things in the city, come on

Maybe it's because I don't read all the books, but I still want to ask. The protagonist practices authentic Taoist exercises. Why do the incense gods in a place where incense is strong have to fight with the protagonist? So how did those true practitioners before the Ming Dynasty deal with this situation?