My Cyber Cultivation Can't Possibly Be This Scientific

When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is paid more attention to. When you watch the third watch, Weiwei's praise begins to speak out, and the number of dead harvests begins to decrease. When you update the fifth update, readers' support will spontaneously form, and the voices of praise will become louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both internally and externally. When you are twenty, you will have a place in the bookworm's memories. Even in your long life, your name will leave a dazzling trace. Updates may not solve all problems, but more than 90% of problems come from insufficient updates.

The novel also developed too fast, to the point where I couldn't understand it.

Author, take a look at what you wrote in your introduction. . . The protagonist uses other people's pirated software and then reaches the top. . . So the question is, is the protagonist not afraid that pirated software vendors will go bankrupt or that genuine software vendors will go bankrupt? Or maybe the genuine software and pirated software vendors, after seeing the protagonist at his peak, stopped the software for the protagonist? So I personally think that the author should reorganize the language and revise the introduction.

The wine smells good, but the alley is deep. The book is good, but there are few readers.

This setting is so interesting. Be sure to write it down well. There will be recommendation votes every day. I will give them to you when you can vote monthly.

After reading it, I still have a lot of thoughts. I can feel that the author has many plans, but there is a fatal problem in the strategy. So many good tactics cannot be used, so it can only end hastily. It is a pity.

How can I put it this way? I think it's pretty awesome to be able to write a complete story stably. Although I can't understand some of it, I can understand the general idea. This is my first comment on this novel. I want to talk about my views on this novel. In fact, at first I thought that you, the author, were going to write a funny or crazy novel (a bit like the book "How to become an immortal without money"). So I read on and found that you, the author, have a lot to write. There are copies (twice of Cyber Secret Realm), Cyber Young and Dangerous (Hong Xingshe), and the realm of the age of cyber immortality. The ideas and ingenuity of the exercises (from the use of radiant spiritual power to the use of cosmic superstrings and even the understanding of "Tao", using big data to create exercises) are also very complete in detail (like the cyber slang in Cyber Alley and the recruitment posters of Hongxing Club). I haven't read many novels. Maybe there are other novels with similar settings that I just didn't see, but at least I was pleasantly surprised when I saw these settings. It is a pity that some of these settings feel a bit "tasteful", but fortunately this novel tells a story, even if I can't understand it. The following is some of my understanding (the misunderstanding may be different from the author's or what readers think, but it is indeed some of my thoughts after tracing it to the present): I feel that the author wants to tell a story from "modern underworld cultivation of immortality" to "classical cultivation of immortality" In the story, the protagonist couldn't help himself at the beginning. He felt that he had to become stronger in order to break his shackles and survive (someone asked for a loan), so he fell into a misunderstanding of cultivation. The purpose of cultivating is to become stronger, and to become stronger is to survive. So what happens after surviving? Becoming stronger without a greater purpose is a bit like the kind of underworld immortality novels that do everything in order to reach the great road and achieve the highest level. After the protagonist understands the existence of "Tao" and has his own "Tao", it gradually turns into a classical immortality novel in which cultivation is one's own thinking about the world (the so-called "enlightenment"). All in all, I would like to thank the author for making me enjoy reading the novel, and I hope that the novel written by the author will get better and better.

Except for the two metal oil bottles, everything is okay. When will those two things die?

Spiritual roots are really the means of production 🤐

I feel like there might be something wrong with the title of the book, it's not very attractive.