Two Worlds: It Began When the Guan Yu Statue Opened Its Eyes

Speaking of which, when I used to read fantasy and other genres, I saw comments saying that faith is poisonous. I didn't understand it before, but now that I've read more, I can understand it a little better. It should be like expressing faith, which includes a large number of believers' needs for God and their cognitive understanding of God. It is very complicated, which leads to the fact that if you absorb it hastily and cannot digest it, you are likely to be contaminated by faith, forget yourself, and become faith. He looks like Guan Yu, who famously killed Hua Xiong with warm wine, but it was not him in history. If he is revived by faith and thinks that he killed Hua Xiong by himself, it can be understood that he has been contaminated by faith. By the way, now I see that faith and incense are different. My understanding is that they are both a combination of spirit or belief. Could it be that incense can be purer with the help of incense candles? I would like to add something that was said in the comment area. It is poisonous because there is cause and effect in it. My conjectures are all based on the premise that belief is poisonous. Every author has his own ideas. Please do not bring them into this book.

My evaluation is not as good as trusting Qin Shihuang

Guan Yu is indeed okay. If we judge based on his popularity, Guan Yu is indeed the top. After all, it is still popular in Southeast Asia. Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism have all been conferred as gods. Also, Guan Yu's title can be up to 88 characters long, which is indeed quite abstract.

When I look at my resume, I plan to just make a cross. Jesus is not directly invincible. There is an undeniable fact that Christianity has the most believers on the planet. As of 2023, there will be 2.22 Billion believers in Christianity. Even if there is some water in it, there will still be 1.5 Or 1.6 Billion.

The writing was too slow, every fight was full of twists and turns, and accidents happened frequently. For the sake of word count, it was too embarrassing.

I have to say that the author's basic skills are very solid. The problem is that the writing is too solid and all the writing is parallel import. A normal novice author would write like this: "Pick up the tea leaves and make tea for yourself." The book is written like this: "Pick up the mellow and precious tea leaves and brew yourself a pot of old tea after a hard day." The cultural level is high, but it is a pity that it has not been used in practice. The plot progress and plot processing are all at the novice level. The protagonist officially practices and obtains extraordinary power, and it is abruptly delayed to chapter 30/40. It is difficult to imagine that this is a novel in 2023. Also, just after gaining extraordinary power, there is a pretense plot in the next chapter. The depressed person goes to the Taoist Scenic Area where the protagonist is and commits suicide. The protagonist is forced to save others. What era is this plot setting? It is still written like this in 2023. If you don't attack the street, who will?

Everything else is okay, except that it's disgusting to see the protagonist going abroad to take other people's incense items. What's the difference between just taking them away, stealing them, and robbing them? If nothing else, those things may be other people's beliefs. If you just stole them, the protagonist will feel bad if something goes wrong later.

The people in China who can be called martial saints include Jiang Shang, Li Jing, Li Yaoshi, and Yue Fei. How can they be called martial saints based on the performance of the second master? Huo Qubing's record is that the second master is not worthy of carrying shoes... After the Manchus entered the customs, they held the second master high because the second master was loyal... The pigtails loved people like this the most to make the Han people obey...

Laughing so hard

Isn't the God of Wealth worshiped by the most people? !