Immortal Martial: Sowing the Seeds of Immortality

No, you practiced martial arts and felt that the court was corrupt, so you went to seek imperial power, became emperor, and then because someone persuaded you to take more concubines, you were unhappy and directly killed more than half of the officials? How about this show of affection? Why are you the female channel poison king? Earlier I wrote that I wanted to be a benevolent king, is this it?

Before the protagonist became the emperor, he didn't seem to care much about his Taoism After he became the emperor, he spent energy on the affairs of the government, ministers, concubines, etc., Without mentioning the Taoism that was the foundation of his life. Let's talk about governing the country. The protagonist himself said that the world is determined by the strongest person. Because he takes the concubine, he will get angry and kill the founding father. Meditation +38 seems like nothing. The author is deliberately trying to reduce his wisdom, right? Speak of seeking the Tao to become stronger. The Tao seed that is the foundation of one's life is not mentioned at all. How many flowers can you find in the world if you have it? The Tianshan Snow Lotus used to beautify your wife is important, but you can't ignore Taoism at all. Are you afraid that a cultivator will pop up from somewhere and slap you to death? If you weren't afraid, why did you seem so extreme and afraid of death? The gap between him and Juedian is not so big that he will die just by blowing his breath, and his lifespan is not saved for thousands of years, so he can add points when he breaks out in battle. I feel like the development of the plot is getting more and more biased. The book is called "Zhong Dao Immortality". "Zhong Dao" has no plot, and the longevity is not as good as the Tianshan Snow Lotus that graces my wife. What are you here to read? Watch that lame Hunjun plot? Is the author enjoying himself by inserting himself into the protagonist?

I wanted to watch it after reading the introduction, but I didn't want to read it when I saw the last sentence of the introduction. I was afraid that it would be another kind of movie that relies on women to drive the plot, or relies on side effects to make gimmicks. Does anyone who has seen it tell me if this is the case?

Never write a drama in which the protagonist seizes the world and becomes emperor, and never create a female emperor. The author is not good at plotting, and forcing it to be written would be very embarrassing. Empress, that's the most poisonous point in online literature now

The demon is stunned. Among the immortality novels, at least among the immortality essays I have read, this one is the most obvious one. It literally means greed for life and fear of death. Once it comes into contact with life and death, it becomes as crazy as crazy.

I have become wiser since I became the county magistrate. The author is so excited. Everyone read the title of the book to see the protagonist realize his ideal? To see him save the common people? Goldfinger is becoming more and more faded. What are the plots you have written recently?

What Ming Dynasty 1566?

How can I put it, the following content is neither an immortal martial arts nor a Taoist, and being buried with his wife is not very immortal. I started skipping chapters after reading it, because the author has been emphasizing that the protagonist and his wife have a good relationship. I am very curious about the protagonist's reaction after the wife is married, but the result is just a burial together. How can I put it, it is a bit beyond my expectation. I thought the protagonist returned to youth directly, and then continued to explore the power of Goldfinger and find a way to resurrect his wife. I am no longer interested in the following content, so that's it.

After it was released, the protagonist was always going crazy. One moment he came into contact with the killer building, and he took on tasks to kill people and wipe out families at every turn. The author also wanted to say that this person deserved to die because he was rich and unkind; one moment he bought fields, and then he pitied the tenant farmers and wanted to exempt them from taxes and give away cattle. Same as schizophrenia patients. As for Lin Xiuer, the orphan of the second master of the Lin family, a person suddenly appeared and the family was separated for no reason. There was also the reason why he saved Hong Louzhu twice before and after the imperial examination. The reason was also outrageous. While he said he would not get involved in party strife, he thought he was invincible and was floating in the sky to commit suicide. The same goes for when he became the county magistrate after being elected, he dealt with the landlord impatiently, and then wanted the private land to be returned to the public. Then his wife came out to persuade him, and he was forced to set off the contrast. If you subscribe too much at one time, you will lose money. If you don't post a few words of curse, you will feel uncomfortable.

The theme is not planting flowers? I didn't mention flowers later. I said I would try them again and again, just three kinds of flowers 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔. Without the theme, what's the difference between this and ordinary online articles?