Ultimate Truth

This is the author's first book. Thanks to the support of some friends, it received a small recommendation and gained a little popularity. I am extremely humbled. I'm glad to see some readers come in and leave their comments or opinions, which shows that people are indeed reading my book seriously. I will not delete any opinions, good or bad; I welcome criticism.

Don't worry about whether the book has been signed yet or whether the author will run away... Actually, I received the signing notice in the background the night before Qingming Festival, but it was cut short by the Qingming holiday, so I still have to wait two more days. No problem, we'll win! ( )

It's pretty good, but the protagonist, after reading books for so many years, has no opinions of his own. He just does whatever he's told to do. Seriously, who's the protagonist here? Cultivating the mind? Is this what cultivating the mind is all about? Either he's the only one who's truly authentic, or all things are illusory.

Bro, please, just one more chapter! Just one more chapter, bro! 😭

This unremarkable-looking boy, whose aptitude and talent were not particularly outstanding, was actually a sixth-generation celestial demon.

I could tell from the beginning that this author was a newcomer. Some of the plot design ideas were quite outdated, and the pacing in the early stages was too fast, which was not well controlled. The author's novice-like approach was very obvious. However, in terms of setting, the combination of science and fantasy is relatively rare in the fantasy genre.

I have a question for the author: do the four phrases in the introduction, ", , , ," refer to the four types of cultivation paths: cultivating the mind, refining qi, external objects, and incense offerings?

Even though it was clearly foreshadowing, everyone thinks it's a problem with my writing. Fine, I'll just put the original 200,000 words here: The 200 years and 500 immortals were achieved through the difference in the flow of time, a time machine, and various legacies; it's something that cannot be accomplished by oneself.

It feels like reading Star River Emperor; if I write it quickly, I should be able to get all the subscriptions.

I don't care who you are or what the book is like, if you dare to use this name, I have to support you. Sigh, that person who slammed the table got mocked for having red hair, what's going on here?