The Immortal Lord of Wellness

Not only the cultivation of immortality, the development of any civilization is in accordance with the laws of nature and contrary to nature. Nature is a double-edged sword, which can help us survive better when the environment is harsh, such as laziness (reducing energy loss), jealousy (repelling competitors), greed (storing survival supplies), etc. But in the absence of worries about survival, these natures will impose great limitations on both individuals and collectives. So we must further sublimate our nature to make individual and collective progress. Sublimate laziness into indifference (to avoid mental internal friction), sublime jealousy into motivation (shared encouragement), sublimate greed into making the cake bigger (shared wealth), and so on. To achieve this, the necessary social form and good spiritual education are indispensable. Such a social form can be seen at the beginning of the establishment of a collective system, but it does not exist on earth today. Therefore, as long as this form of society does not develop in the future, the Nth World War will come unexpectedly and is inevitable.

The writing is quite novel. How could a soul-transporting protagonist have such a strong sense of immersion? He wants to help his original father who died early to avenge his death regardless of the danger. If you have the ability to quietly mess around, you can understand it. If you start investigating and causing trouble in an open and honest manner when you are nothing, it will be too long for your life. Really, I am the protagonist, who am I afraid of?

After reading the introduction, leave a comment. If you want to obey nature, why do you want to practice and why do you want to live forever?

This book is good. It contains the knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine and gives people a refreshing feeling.

The novel contains too many irrelevant plots

I don't like the main plot very much. The setting is a bit like Yun Dynasty, but it's different. The bigger the official, the higher the upper limit of his cultivation level. Then the protagonist's father, an eighth-grade imperial doctor, fell into disgrace because he was involved in a royal conspiracy, and then the protagonist reverses the case for his father? Anyway, it looks quite awkward

I hope that this type of in-depth study of a profession can achieve better results, otherwise I am afraid that no other books of the same type will be seen in the future.

I saw that my sister was suffering from a strange disease. There are still strange diseases in the world of immortals, so what's the use of writing about these immortals. There are too many tricks like this, bye bye