Start Scientific Practice Under One Person

After reading the first few dozen chapters, I feel that the author looks down on Zhang Chulan and belittles Zhang Chulan's character. The original author Mi Er likes Zhang Chulan very much, and I also like him very much. Having had his experience, I feel that he is very kind even before he turns evil. He is calculating and scheming, but has he harmed others, and has he ever made any profit for himself? On the contrary, he has helped a lot of people. He is measured, understanding of people and accidents. Isn't this great? Is he a traditional online novel protagonist? What I mean is that the author has such disdain for the work of Yiren, there is no need to force it~

The author is probably a young and ignorant female college student. It contains a lot of personal views. Suitable for people who are mentally young. . . Gray is the limit that ordinary people can see. Those who see black are either practitioners or victims. White is rare. . . Human beings are individual consciousness of group organisms. Class is inevitable. Ordinary people can't control their blackness. How ridiculous it is to care about strangers' black and gray. . . The authors have to hit a wall, there is no other way. . . In the original work, there are two worlds: aliens and ordinary people. Temporary workers are also illegal and not protected. The stranger is even more conceited about life and death. As long as the aliens don't go too far, they will kill without hesitation. No one cares. . . Don't confuse aliens and warriors, they are two completely different concepts. . . The population red line is to avoid division and strife. And this is illegal and not accepted by outsiders. . . Everywhere is just a matter of reconciliation. Wipe your ass.

In the original work of "Under One Man", in addition to the congenital aliens, the key difference between ordinary people and acquired aliens lies in whether they are beginners in meditation. To put it bluntly, it is the difference in character. Once the character is reached, you will naturally be able to practice Qi. The author is about to write the alien into a bloodline theory. I don't like it at first glance.

What kind of scientific practice is this? It's just a demonic scientist who belittles Qi while doing crazy research. If the country really wants Qi, it can just cultivate itself.

Now I have a headache when I see Monkey King, the Monkey King. The monkey has become the original god in the online literature world, and so has the Great Desolation. As long as you see Sun Wukong and Honghuang in the content of new books now, it is basically a bad book.

How to say it? The author's writing style is okay, but his knowledge is insufficient and he is also inexplicably arrogant. I'm enjoying one person's popularity but I don't understand the setting of the original work at all and look down on the Qi Practitioners. The dual cultivation of human nature and life, human nature is the mind including but not limited to knowledge, will, self-control and cultivation. Ming refers to life, exercising the body, strengthening the body, and tempering the will. Various spells and supernatural powers are just accessories brought about by the improvement of life cultivation. There are various morning and evening classes, Taoist and Tibetan classics, and mantras to memorize. You tell me that foreigners are uneducated. Various boxing and kicking exercises require medical assistance. The protagonist says he is following a scientific path, but the whole story is second-rate. Alien people are real. If you are really scientific, you should first learn medicine to help the world. The inheritance is still there. Then discover, observe, analyze, understand, and master the whole process. Eagle Sauce's Behemoth Company is taking this route, and there are also bunkers in China. There is so much information that you can't finish it all. You can really practice the martial arts of dragon and snake. In the future, An Jin will be able to incorporate external martial arts into the body-building series of Qi training. Not to mention that Dragon and Snake also require spiritual practice, which is also part of Xinggong.

There is a problem with the basic logic of this book. I probably wrote it after watching the popular animated TV series. We must separate the innate energy of aliens from science. He also made the aliens weak. For example, aliens can't block bullets and can only dodge... Let's not talk about other things. Can't the golden light spell block bullets? They also wrote Yiren as uneducated and incompetent people who have never been able to integrate into modern society. The two strongest people in Northeast China are basically the strongest cyber hackers on the Internet. Wang is also a top student. He dropped out of Tsinghua University and went to Wudang Mountain. Which Yiren from a medical family like Duan Muying can't get a diploma from a university of traditional Chinese medicine without a backdoor? Or does the author only recognize Western medicine as science? Or do you think Ruhua is inferior to artificial intelligence drones in terms of mechanics and materials science? The Qimen Dunjia of warlocks like the Zhuge family, not counting mathematics and Chinese studies, I guess their brains are no better than those of the most powerful quick calculation geniuses. The author can separate aliens from modern society, but to be honest, it makes no logical sense at all.

The martial arts in The Romance of Dragon and Snake are much better than those of aliens. The first martial arts tournament almost demolished the bird's nest. In the comics, the old master couldn't resist bullets.

It's scientific. I thought I could do some tricks like Lao Meng, but in the end, I just said Qi Qi training is unscientific? Do you understand the definition of science? People living in the same world have different worldviews. If you merge the worlds and combine the underlying logic, you will be different from ordinary people, but you are still not an alien. Repay the body and mind you have trained, and the life he has trained, these two are the same thing, sincerity also comes from uniting as one, does this mean the same thing? The upper limit of a person is there, if you don't practice Qi in one person, where can you break the upper limit? A car can go as fast as a car without refueling.

Well, what can I say? The author's writing intention is too low. The first is to learn about the bunker anywhere. Not only does he study Qi, but he also studies fate and the third type of contact person. Why, the protagonist has science🙄. Is it possible without a large number of relevant researchers belonging to the national team? It would be better if you just cheated directly. Emma in science. It's better to do YY in the interior.

Tags of this book: Focus on daily life! Focus on daily life! Focus on daily life! Supplemented by "scientific" analysis of Qi. World view: The world view under one person is mainly based on the world view of modern movies, animations, and novels, but it will not be used to increase the number of words. It can be regarded as the author's own joke. In terms of plot, except for the original plot of Under One Person, other plots should be as original as possible, or find a world view that is suitable for integrating Under One Person. Let's talk about the analysis of the original work's practice: In this work, "Journey to the West" is used to analyze some Taoist alchemy and other practice contents, but I actually prefer the interpretation of the metaphor of "Journey to the West". After all, Qi cannot be practiced in reality. Perhaps because the author is a layman, I always feel that the so-called interpretation of alchemy is like something that some alchemy Taoist priests later forcibly attached based on the plot. Later, I briefly checked the relevant information, and was surprised to find that the theory of alchemy and cultivation in the Journey to the West was extremely popular in the Qing Dynasty. However, the Hundred Chapters of Journey to the West was written in the Ming Dynasty. At that time, the interpretation based on the "mind cultivation theory" was prevalent - As a layman, I can only simply and roughly deduce some changes in historical trends from the perspective of God: that is, although the population of the Qing Dynasty was larger, I think this only It is the inevitable result of the popularization of high-yield crops and the improvement of productivity. In terms of social environment, the social environment of Ming Dynasty should be much better. I am not a history major. Please correct me if there are any mistakes. Maybe someone has put forward this point of view before, and I am just a latecomer. Of course, no matter how good the social environment of Ming Dynasty is, it is definitely far from being able to compare with the modern social environment. So, the popularity of Neo-Confucianism and Xinxue in the Ming Dynasty probably reflects that people in the Ming Dynasty still have hope for life. The literary prison of the Qing Dynasty was too heavy. People were shackled in their hearts. They even had little hope of survival. They were unable to resist and had no intention of resisting. They just wanted relief... If they couldn't do it in reality, they could only place their hope in the ethereal immortals and Buddhas, or cultivation, for some spiritual sustenance. Therefore, in the Qing Dynasty, the interpretation of Journey to the West also shifted from focusing on "heart" to focusing on "cultivation". It should reflect the psychological attitudes of the literati in the Ming and Qing Dynasties towards the social conditions at that time. Note: Please do not take it seriously.

The book gets weirder and weirder as you go to the end. It feels like you can't eat the grapes and say the grapes are sour. At first it was just a little sour, but then it became more and more sour. It almost felt like the grapes were called poison. If the balance can be balanced later, at least the mentality of the characters can be balanced, or further utilized, it should be more exciting. The current book is too tolerant and even a bit extreme. It feels like everyone except me is a heretic.

I haven't read it yet, but based on the title, I'd be interested in watching it if you're from ancient times. The modern background of Under One Person talks about science. Unless it's set up to have several levels of technology beyond modern times, I think it's quite funny.

Author, are you afraid that you have forgotten the 24th Weather Valley and cannot produce Qi? Just take a trip, you are a natural self-cultivation furnace, why are you talking nonsense here?

I can't bear to see people who always force themselves to be high and low. The world view up to this point is about scientific rigor. The attitude towards strangers and Qi should be curiosity, envy and the desire to be able to achieve or even surpass them. Only a curious heart can use science to decipher and understand it.

Doesn't practicing Qi pay attention to the dual cultivation of "life and life"? How come the author has become such a weirdo that as long as he doesn't know how to move, he can't even compete with an ordinary athlete? Doesn't the dual cultivation of "life and life" include the improvement of physical strength and the essence of life? Why has it become an active skill?

The title is a world view based on the premise of "under one person", but the plot of the protagonist's cultivation path is full of disdain for the alien cultivation system. Isn't this just using the title of the book to attract book friends who are interested in Under One Person to read the book, and then belittle Under One Person as worthless in front of them? ? Have you ever written a book like this? You have a serious illness, and you don't know how many elements from other worlds have come in. Are you practicing Gu or making offal salad to feed the pigs?

Now that I have seen the testimonials on the shelves, the author's understanding of sex is too superficial, which makes it uncomfortable to watch. Sex is confusing just by looking at it. It's too metaphysical and feels awkward to experience. But it's very easy to understand from another angle. It replaces the cognition of brain consciousness with another perspective: biological quantum computer + AI. The so-called sex is the gradual and in-depth control of the material body by independent consciousness. The consciousness of ordinary people is controlled by the innate program module of the body, such as emotions, anger, sorrow, mating, eating, drinking, and diarrhea. But when the front-end program of autonomous consciousness begins to penetrate the back-end algorithm, hack into the database bit by bit, modify the algorithm, interfere with each module parameter of the body, strengthen the body, gain wisdom, and finally completely rule the body, the synthesis of every protein in the body, the expression of genes, and self-awareness can autonomously interfere.

I couldn't stand it after reading about 20 chapters. What the hell, when you meet someone, you call Zhang Chulan a stranger, keep it secret over and over again, and still preach that you are an idiot for not going to college. You are just a brute force warrior who doesn't use your brain and just goes to the ninth grade of compulsory education. You can beat them to death based on your IQ, or else just let your legs slide with that smile.

Can the author open another book? I would like to read it. I think I don't mind the harem novel written by the author. As long as the author's character creation is too good, every character is very good, and there won't be a lot of hostility. Nowadays, many Douluo novels are full of hostility. I really want to read the author again. Can you open another one 😆😆😆

First of all, I have a few questions. I'm not sure what's at the back of this book. Almost everything in the front can be said to be copied from Shenji's stuff. Although the guoshu style itself is like a bloody steamed bun that eats the magic machine, this kind of content from the Dashasha method to the theory of the universe, to the mind and body to the so-called magnetic field theory is almost all reused after the book is opened. The second is that the author's understanding of the one-person system is a bit too taken for granted. In addition, speaking of the system under one person, it is different from most martial arts and fantasy. The so-called innate energy is really innate. He is not like the so-called internal strength, fighting spirit, and chakra, which can be increased through practice. But the innate Qi Zonglian is almost unchanged, so it is said that "everyone's Qi energy is born different, this is destiny." The Eight Magic Skills are a means to change destiny to a certain extent, but this method is at the level of magic rather than the level of Tao. This is why the Heavenly Master looks down on the Eight Magic Skills. The Eight Magic Skills are like increasing the utilization rate of your innate Qi, but they cannot make your cultivation and realm skyrocket. Most of the martial arts and immortal cultivation are acquired and innate. In martial arts, for example, the so-called transformation of heaven and man achieved by Dongfang Bubai in the end is actually a state of returning to innate. And this is the same goal as the third level of reverse birth, but the path is different. One is to return to the innate state from the day after tomorrow, and the other is to seize the innate energy and pull yourself to the innate state, but whether you can pull it is a matter of understanding and realm. The system of one person is very high-level, but it lacks universal standards. Going back to the system of the other books of Shenji, compared with Wang Chao and Su Jie, Su Jie's upper limit is much higher. In fact, this is because Shenji put most of his own ideas into the book Diandao. But the author's copying is a bit ugly. I don't know how the back part overlaps with the dots, but the large number of the same things in the front makes it difficult to read.

As long as a living thing is alive, there is innate Qi in its body. Once a person's innate Qi is exhausted, he will die.

When will Brother open a new book? Can you write another Douluo Dalu book?

Dear author, the Douluo fanfic you wrote is really good. I still want to watch football. Can you please open another one? Please 😆😆😆

🙂The comment section of this book is so strong... I was so confused that I couldn't tell whether I could read this book.

It's quite messy, I can't stand it anymore

Start writing now! I want to read your next story!

I have read almost half of this book by the author. The author writes wonderfully! Now the protagonist is invincible and seems to have no opponent.

By the fourth chapter, I could only babble for a long time, not knowing what I was talking about.

After reading about 30 chapters, I can't stand it any longer. You, the author, use technology to analyze the body and improve it. Why not just use equipment to upgrade it? It's not all about martial arts in the early stage. The Qi of the alien is so awesome that ordinary people are invincible. Your protagonist is so powerful that ordinary people are invincible. The setting is so talented but you can't use Qi. For example, I put a gun in front of you, but I won't let you use it. You have to forge it yourself. After it's forged, you can say that it's not a big deal to be an alien. This is equivalent to suppressing the whole process. Do you want to break out? I'm sorry, you're not qualified because you don't know how to Qi. What's the point when you do? I really can't stand what I'm writing.