Under One Person: Skip the Golden Pill and Become a Yang God

Under One Person is called Chu Yang Shen, but he is actually still a Yin God, but only when the Yin God has yang energy can he appear in the daytime. He really needs to be a pure Yang God. According to the settings of Taoism, religion, and later novels, the Pure Yang God is an immortal who gathers into form and disperses to form Qi. To put it bluntly, the Yang God is an immortal who ascends to heaven. In the original Under One Person, the founders of various famous sects have the secret of becoming ascension. The background version does not deny the existence of gods, gods, demons, and gods. One thought clears the soul, and the soul consciousness is not dispersed. It is like a dream or a shadow, floating and unsettled. This is the spirit of darkness. Reborn, there is a body outside the body. When it gathers, it takes shape, and when it disperses, it forms Qi. This is the Yang God.

Which one is more powerful, Yangshen or Yuanying? The author doesn't understand anything at all and hasn't read the original work? In the original work, Quanzhen Yangshen is just a derivative that has been cultivated to a certain extent.

Has the protagonist never watched Under One Person? Why does it feel like the protagonist knows nothing about a person?

Let me complain. The author will decide whether to ban me based on the situation. Author, I suspect that you are the guy who wrote "Nine Transformations of the Golden Body" back then. Just like that book, the entire book is composed of typos.

Still can't escape the trend of wanting everything from fan fiction

The inner demons created by the messy skills here can be brought to the world of immortality to be contaminated by random demons.

Every chapter has typos or sentences that don't make sense. Is this written by AI? How did it pass the review? Does the editor have a job?

Skip the golden elixir and become a yang god, but shake the golden elixir to become yellow? ! ! !

Seeing this inner demon makes me feel uncomfortable all over

No, can it be published now with 50,000 words? .

A pair of short hands hugging an iron man, what a mess

What the hell is this inner demon? You are an inner demon, not a formless demon, nor a demon. You can't live without me. This is nonsense.

If the protagonist is not completely real, how can we still talk about love?

After reading the penultimate chapter, I feel that the character design is really ridiculous. I now feel that the protagonist is both stupid and upright, which is disgusting. At first, the characters including the one-person protagonist were very stable, until they returned to the main world, they began to show signs of collapse, and now they are mysteriously recovering. Maybe the author wanted to create a protagonist who starts from scratch and realizes everything, but I feel like he didn't manage it. Once the main soul is sealed, there is no need to distinguish between the clones of the original deity. There is only one original deity. Only with great enlightenment can the true spirit be awakened. Once enlightened, one can return to the position of an immortal. Isn't it good? If we have to distinguish them, it will directly mean that when the small one is in danger, the large one comes to the rescue. In this way, the protagonist's spiritual growth, the author, how should you promote it, and how can you truly save the world in the end? You can't give up the elaboration of a large chapter just because you are a world writer. This will make your characters too thin. Especially in the recently updated chapters, you either stop immediately after learning about Ye Zhen's supernatural abilities, or you kill him directly to avoid future troubles, using the sacrifice of a city to bring stability to more people in the future. Now that tens of millions of people have died, you have lost your compassion and stopped fighting. What's wrong? The middle-aged and elderly people don't deserve to live. First, children and young people die. You are guilty of showing mercy. You are really responsible and upright. Why did the protagonist you described fight with Ye Zhen? Because Ye Zhen took the initiative to find trouble, you were angry. Okay, that's reasonable. But it doesn't matter if you don't know his ability at the beginning. He has the ability only when it has not caused a large-scale Internet attack. You have to continue to fight. If you have the ability to suppress supernatural powers and don't use it, just fight hard to win over others. Since you don't treat ordinary people as human beings at this time, you will treat ordinary people as human beings later. It's so disgusting. You've been cast as the good guy and the bad guy, and your protagonist is a douchebag. Generally speaking, the early stage and the first world are good, but the later stage starts to fall apart. I hope the author can think about the character of the protagonist and write the book better. You must know that your protagonist is still continuing to cultivate the golden light spell in this chapter! You can definitely create a character since you were a child and like to practice Taoism due to the influence of your previous life. There will be no problem. Then, because in modern times, practicing Taoism is just for fun and does not practice seriously. Then you encounter supernatural power, and you use your wisdom to control the first ghost. At this time, you find that the Tao you have cultivated since childhood is useful. Snippets start to come in and you start to study them carefully. Bah bah bah. All in all, I think the biggest problem with this book is that the characters are broken and the portrayal is too thin.

I read the latest chapter in one go, currently Chapter 108. From the beginning to now, there are some things I have to say. We are not a professional reviewer, nor do we have any literary skills. We cannot praise the reasonable plot, clever promotion, precise wording and sentence making, and rich characterization. I will only say one thing, it is very suitable for my taste, I can read it and understand it, it is very good, and I feel that there are quite a lot of private goods. I think the author still has some research or understanding on alchemy, metaphysics and the like, but! ,! ,! ,! ,! ! ! ! Can you correct that typo? Especially after it was put on the shelves, almost every one of them had typos! Is it to prevent theft? Or for copyright? No matter what it is for, it costs money to see the back. It's a bit excessive to have so many typos. I can't post ten or twenty articles all year round. This chapter says that today, I spent almost two or three years on correcting typos for you! ! ! ! I hope the author will remember to correct it after writing next time. As for whether to correct the previous typos, it's up to you. Anyway, I've finished reading it. Be patient, I enjoyed watching the plot, but suddenly there was a typo, it was too disturbing, it was too uncomfortable for the viewers 😡😡😡😡😡

The protagonist practiced for a while alone. I don't even look down on the Yuanshen realm in the world of immortality.

The tall and strong part really disgusts me

Skip the golden elixir and become the Yang God? ? Did you know this Golden Danyang God from the novels about cultivating immortals? In the Taoist system, which of those Taoist priests who practice inner alchemy did not start by cultivating the golden elixir and work their way up to the Yang Shen? Once you have cultivated the golden elixir, you can be called a real person. Even if you have cultivated the golden elixir (referring to the initial golden elixir), you are just a human immortal, and you still need to continue practicing. Only those who have cultivated the Yang God can be called gods, but it is already very difficult to cultivate the Yang God. In the Five Immortals Theory, gods can no longer enter reincarnation. Come to you and skip the Golden Pill to become the Yang God. If you are so awesome, why are you not the Patriarch?