Three Years Later, I Found a Flintlock Gun and Found It to Be a God.

After reading the introduction, I actually want to say that there are actually firearms in Fengshen 🙂 because Xu Zhonglin wrote about the army in Fengshen with reference to the military equipment of the Ming Dynasty.

A flintlock gun will do. Even Yin Jiao can suck Yuanshi Tianzun dry and shoot Shen Gongbao with a gun, steadily

The system rewards points for changing the destiny of others. It starts directly from the basic agricultural production technology and then promotes it to take off with the help of ordinary people.

If you just direct the merit system, it will be over 🤔

I don't like the smoky makeup and shark teeth that are far from ordinary people. It looks more like a foreign goth.

It didn't have the taste I wanted to read. It was about Fengshen, set in the Shang Dynasty, but it still mixed in a lot of things that only appeared in the Song and Tang Dynasties. It was a little uncomfortable to watch.

The protagonist can write the scientific knowledge from elementary school to high school in a book, and then use the evolutionary system of all things to evolve the book, allowing the scientific knowledge to iterate upwards to calculus, the four basic forces, quantum theory, scientific cultivation, rune technology, dimensional theory, grand unified theory, etc. Including genetic ascension, which can also be evolved through evolutionary scientific knowledge, as well as spiritual ascension, mechanical ascension, natural disaster ascension, etc. For example, create a cultivation version of the black light virus, absorb the genes of all races in the prehistoric times, synthesize Pangu genes, transform yourself into the second Pangu, and directly prove Pangu through genetic ascension, haha! Another example is the combination of cultivation equipment and mechanical technology to complete the cultivation magic weapon version of the star structure. Two-way foil combined with the Jianghe Sheji Diagram, puppetry combined with Cybertron technology,...

Read a few chapters first, then come back and comment on how they were written.

Speaking of being a god, can the three powerful friends withstand a nuclear bomb?

Put some biology, fluid mechanics, aerodynamics, and martial arts in a book. And write together the conjecture that genes and internal forces in biology evolve the human body. Then use the evolution system to evolve, then the part about the conjecture in the book will evolve into a scientific martial arts that is feasible in theory and practice (such as genetic martial arts, similar to the Nine Tribulations Secret Book of Swallowing the Starry Sky, improving the genetic level). Also, if the theory about magnetic field is written together with martial arts, and then evolves, can magnetic field martial arts similar to ultimate infinite qigong be evolved?

There are as many worlds as the sands of the Ganges, and a saint can take ten meters at a time, right?

Looking at this introduction, it would be nice if this book was about steam gods and demons fighting against prehistoric times: Traveling to engage in industrial enlightenment, manufacturing steam engines, flintlock guns and the like. Discovered that it was a world of immortals and gods, failed to become a disciple, and awakened to strengthen the system. Strengthen various equipment and products for the steam industry. The flintlock gun has been strengthened to the point where one shot from the back can crush the sun, the steam drill can crush the core of the earth, steam mechas and the like. Of course my imagination is limited. I haven't read any steampunk works, so I can't think of much, otherwise I would just open a book. Anyway, it's a bit interesting to write along this route.

Brother, the Shang Dynasty was a slave society.

Could it be that the Three Tribulations and Nine Difficulties Hundred-Ren Flying Immortal was passed down from the Jade Emperor? His earthly name is Zhang Bairen. Because Xing Tian chopped the Dao Fruit, he had to go through 128,600 calamities before he could recover.

You might as well start writing and work your way to the end, obviously it won't work.