Psychics Don't Die by Gunfire

[The Great Source Path] ·The Great Source Path: Mastering the 'Original Power' born from the world, whether it's the "elements" of earth, wind, water, and fire, or the electrical and nuclear energy brought about by the progress of civilization.

In an era where consumerism and egoism are rampant, and the labor of the past has been materialized into shackles that in turn bind the living, this book gives me a very strange feeling. It showed me the possibility that the exercise of human will can be unrestricted by physical and social rules.

As many reviews have pointed out, the content in the mid-to-late stages is too homogenous. Those few books about beginners leveling up rely on the repetitive use of tropes like showing off and slapping faces. The author uses a manga-style writing approach, but this method is far less effective in written novels than in comics and anime.

Six Paths of Psionic Power: Balancing the Great Source, Transcending Revelation, Consensus, Truth Psionic Arts Ignite: One of the three options given to Song Shi upon his rebirth and re-entering the Path of Power. It allows him to summon a flame with his bare hands using psionic power, without needing fuel.

Looking at the opening scene, the protagonist goes to get a loan. To highlight the ruthless nature of loan sharks, the author has the gangsters demand interest rates as high as 10% per month... Add a nine-out-thirteen-in Perhaps the author truly felt that this was the ultimate he could imagine. But I was starting to lose control. Brother, this is China in 2025.

The various factions, Singularity Technology, and the different fifth-ring settings in this book are indeed very appealing. With the series nearing its end, I'm sharing the data I compiled earlier. The data was compiled manually, so there may be omissions or errors. Please forgive me. Spoiler alert⚠️ Spoiler alert⚠️ Spoiler alert⚠️

Here's a brief overview of the book's main selling points, which new readers may find helpful. The order of these selling points is based on my personal preference. First, the diversity of post-war orders: The company, a standard example of extreme capitalist self-interest. The Pan-ASEAN member, the Eastern Continent Republic, a psychic nine-rank system disguised as a republic.

Currently, there are two conditions for becoming a giant enterprise: one is Singularity Technology, and the other is Five-Ring Combat Power (combat power, not necessarily Five-Ring. Zenliusha doesn't have Five-Ring). 1. Overturning Valley Expansion: Singularity is spatial teleportation. 2. Southern Region Heavy Industry: Singularity is a universal printer.

A direct and unrestrained expression of feelings! Free and easy, true to its essence!! I've wanted to say this for a long time: this book's charm is absolutely unique among all the books I've read. While other novels of the same genre may present a steady narrative or be witty and humorous, they all ultimately rely on storytelling to attract readers.

It feels like my brain can't hold any knowledge other than psionic energy and the Great Source; there's a kind of beauty that comes from being untouched by knowledge (and in the last few dozen chapters, it feels like the author has consciously or unconsciously emphasized this label more than once, which is hard to watch).