This Immortal Is a Little Crazy

What are you all here for? To see the river of blood!

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When you become epileptic, you become unsightly, just like a psychopath. At first, you say that the people of the world care about you, but later you say that you love those in the new world, so you want to destroy the old world. And the self-created cultivation method is really bad. Emperor Huang Tian only created it after many years of accumulation as the Immortal Emperor. If you cultivate to the wheel sea realm and read Taoist scriptures and Buddhist scriptures for a few days, you dare to open up a new path.

This book is so strange that I don't even know whether to say it's watery or not. Let's face it, an ellipse skips a large section of the plot, and sometimes there is no ellipsis at all. Let's just say he's not good at it. The amount of philosophical speculation mixed in is like reading a textbook. Sometimes half of a chapter is just like this.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​I do is explain is that the protagonist is schizophrenic is that the author says that the protagonist is schizophrenic. Simply put, good, evil, and self. In addition, the author combines Indian mythology and stream-of-consciousness writing, so you will feel that the later chapters are even more confusing and confusing. The best novels written about schizophrenia, the one I still remember is After Ascension, and there are a few others that I don't quite remember. After Ascension may have taken over the filter of Forerunner. Having said so much, what I want to say is: Most of the fine points for horse riding are done in the later stages. You progress so fast and do it in the early and mid-term. You also have a bunch of Indian mythology theories that are not included. It hurts my head to see the real horse riding. Horse riding! Fuck Haihu's blasting punch and beat you to death, you street brat!

Well, I was a little speechless after reading this. The author gave the story a huge amount of power and power. The protagonist was extremely egotistical, which was a bit disgusting. What he brought to others was not the equality of good and evil, but the powerlessness without choice. A bit nihilistic.

The popularity of dark literature symbolizes the lack of trust between people, and then epileptic literature symbolizes complete disappointment in the future.

After Liaozhai opened Taipingdao, I couldn't understand it at all, it was just like chewing wax. The whole chapter talks about general truths. I'm here to see the story, not your reasoning.

As the protagonist progresses in cultivation, the accumulation of matter and energy becomes less important, and what is more important is the cultivation of spiritual realm and wisdom. Cultivation lies in the mind. Maybe the heavens may not agree with it, but the mind can burst out infinite imagination, and imagination can change according to the environment, so it can include all systems of the heavens. The only difference in the later stages of practice is between wisdom. Those who can master these abilities basically have their own spiritual anchors, such as Guanyin Bodhisattva, who saves suffering; Taiyi, the Savior of Suffering, who also often walks in the world and helps people overcome suffering; and Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, who vows not to become a Buddha until hell is empty, and so on. To avoid the possibility of losing yourself, it is therefore necessary to find a purpose for yourself.