Cultivation: I Have a Low-Martial World

First, control the world of low martial arts, divide the soul to achieve the way of heaven, immortality, the evolution of heaven, and the cultivation of immortality, develop the revival of spiritual energy in the world of low martial arts, cut off eternity with one sword, and plan to cultivate the way of heaven in the immortal world, and the integration of the latter two realms will open up all the worlds of heaven,,,,,,,,,

The male protagonist obviously needs incense for a long time and does not establish a sect or spread the doctrine. It's a waste of time, does the author just write for fun?

Belief is poisonous, and incense has great side effects. Side effects: After the soul is strengthened, the body is corroded, and the desire and distracting thoughts in the belief impact the nature, leading to the annihilation of the nature, and becoming a god in the eyes of the world instead of oneself.

If the definition of incense is to pray for rain, it would be meaningless. Quickly speed up the pace and pull up... It can be tolerated in the early stage, and it makes sense to rely on sage to gain seed users. But now I can't stand it anymore. Ask for whatever you ask for. If it works, you will believe it. If it doesn't work, you will not believe it. Then what is this god doing? Don't write this thing as a pig-raising model...

Author, since you want to write about walking incense and fire to establish heaven, the protagonist should not use any sword to embarrass anyone. Walking to Shinto must be majestic and majestic. Magic weapons include mirrors, seals, bells, treasure covers, towers, etc.! Also, since it is a Buddhist golden body method, why should there be such a method as holding the Buddha's Kingdom in the palm of your hand with the eight-foot-long golden body! There are also legal realms such as the Pure Land and the Kingdom of God.

Author, since the protagonist follows the incense and fire path, firstly, the image must be established well, and secondly, the people who spread the law should mainly believe in the protagonist's Dharma. Don't engage in the practice of cultivating immortals. If it is spread, the belief will directly decrease.

Is the thousand-year-old Polygonum multiflorum without aura the same value as the thousand-year-old Polygonum multiflorum with abundant aura?

The contents of jade slips can be copied and sold to many people. If you only sell it to one person, certain threshold requirements should be set for the burning of jade slips, such as being proficient in this method and burning it with the power of the soul, so that the reader can immediately understand it, and then the content of the jade slips will disappear.

Since you want to engage in incense cultivating, you must not be too good at it. People without great supernatural powers in this world are ordinary people anyway. You can just put a person like the God of Creation on your head, build a sect to unify the world's beliefs, create a belief book like the Creation Sutra, use the tricks of major sects in modern time and space to deceive people, and perform several large-scale miracles in the world, which will guarantee that you will have more faith than you can use up. The advantage of this is that even if the protagonist does not show up for hundreds or thousands of years, others will still believe in you. If there is no problem in a short period of time like the protagonist does to respond to requests, but as time goes by it becomes a big problem... It directly turns into a transaction, and you don't need to think about it to know that the consequences will be serious, so there is no future for doing it like the protagonist.

He's obviously a Totem Belief World author, but you actually say he's a low-level martial artist.