Cultivation Begins with Splitting the Family

It's so funny that the author doesn't even know the word county? Keep fighting in groups. Qunwang family, haha. At first I thought it was a few typos, but it turned out that they were all group words.

I don't know what the author's mentality is like. His son has become a golden elixir, and the protagonist still practices qi, and there are always flaws in his various cultivations. Even if he makes a breakthrough, he is not necessarily better than his son, but he just puts off not upgrading, in order to be able to run away at any time and not have children. In the early stage, he has the advantage of being knowledgeable, but in the later stage, he has nothing. The scenery he experiences at high altitudes is definitely better than yours. If you are angry, you will have nothing to do. In the following chapters, the protagonist will appear for a short while, and the others are other people. There must be a protagonist in the group portrait. It feels very non-existent. Moreover, in the later period, it appeared that he had made a mistake and wanted to be executed, and then wrote a letter asking his son to save him. This character is in a mess. He is not a dog when he should be a dog. He does not fight for it when he should fight for it. He does not understand the waste.

It was well written from the beginning and the setting is great! Knowledge is everything. In the end, the theory of blood and talent is still the same. I have never seen anyone suppress everything with their own efforts and talents. It's all about talent and opportunity. Scientific cultivation is extremely trivial at the end. What a pity the setting of this book!

The author successfully created a disgusting protagonist. He has a bad character, a bad personality, and everyone is suspicious of him, so he doesn't take risks at all. The main reason is that my qualifications are very poor, I am not willing to change myself, I don't believe in my own magical powers, I am speechless. . It can only be said that all his successes are due to luck. . .

The two protagonists are pure tools and useless.

Why can't this book be published in Sanjiang? ? ?

Persistence 😅, if you want to write well, you must insist on writing. You can become a unique master in one chapter a day. Thinking about Master Gu, I don't feel very good, but if you stick to your own path, you will become a special genre.

The author's writing style and plot are incomparable. I can't read enough every day. If I had this kind of writing style and ideas, I would want to write a book by myself. I last wrote the book "Moxiu Enters the Palace". I hope this one can be updated stably. I have been a bookworm for 15 years and have read Wanai Xianzun to "Moxiu" since the Tomb of Gods to this book. I advise you to update it carefully rather than being involved in the factory and screwing screws outside. This book is not exposed enough. People know that such a good-looking novel has taken off and made you rich. Please update it diligently. These days, 30% of it depends on hard work and 70% of operation. If you don't have traffic and play offline, you will definitely not make money. Come on, you'll always get through it.

Why are so many people advocating for eunuchs? You will be happy if they become real eunuchs, right?

It's just a bit Another point is that the protagonist values ​​​​Jinfa too much. Some things can only be seen clearly when you stand high. No matter how awesome this method is, it is still something that has been researched by powerful people within Hedao. Is it really exhausting all the mysteries? I think it's impossible. Just like the Earth, Einstein's theory is right and perfect, but when it comes to advanced civilizations, it must be the truth? This is probably a question mark Science is a tool for exploring the world. In the fantasy world, cultivating immortality is also a tool for exploring the world. No matter how you practice, you will eventually return to studying the natural laws of the world. I feel that in the world described by the author, those modern monks are a bit too morbid. The current method is only to obtain strong combat power and lifespan, but it is not more convenient for exploring the truth. It seems that the golden elixir of the Great Dao is comparable to the transformation of gods, and the Nascent Soul is comparable to returning to the void and joining the Tao. However, the golden elixir of the Great Dao is more difficult to achieve than the transformation of gods, and the Nascent Soul of the Great Dao is no less than the combination of the Tao. If you have the time to study the modern method, it is better to optimize the ancient method and become an immortal as soon as possible. Stand high and see far. The protagonist in the book also said that although the Dao Yuanying is very powerful, it is essentially the same level of life essence as the ancient Yuanying. Therefore, from this setting, it can be seen that the wisdom of the Yuanying is definitely not as good as that of Hedao. After all, it is three dimensions higher. There is a lot of unreasonableness in this. Secondly, it is a bit too exaggerated to say that you will have no regrets every time you make a mistake in the modern method. Unless practicing the ancient method is too difficult, I really can't figure out why you should practice the modern method. After all, if you optimize the ancient method for lifespan and extend it several times, it should not be a big problem. The author of the book The clan's descendants have mastered the golden elixir only a few years ago, which shows that the difficulty of practicing the ancient method is ridiculously low. After all, the protagonist is still practicing Qi, and the ancient method has already caught up with the golden elixir. By the time the protagonist reaches the golden elixir, the ancient method may have returned to the void. In this case, the current method seems to have no meaning. After all, what matters is the tools and ideas for exploring the truth. Science is essentially about reducing costs, not increasing costs. Real scientific and technological practice should reduce the difficulty of practice by hundreds of times and increase resource utilization by hundreds of times, but this does not appear in the article. Summary: The book is a good book, but the setting of scientific cultivation of immortality is a bit too loopy and completely unscientific 🙂