Under One Person: Immortal of Dimension

I'm speechless! It's almost 200 chapters and we haven't reached the original plot yet! If you write a fan novel that doesn't connect with the plot of the original work, you're screwed!

The subject matter is well chosen, and Goldfinger is quite interesting, but the identity assigned to the protagonist is not likable and makes people lose the desire to continue watching.

In the front, the protagonist is called a master, and later Lu Linglong becomes his master, and he is also called Junior Sister Lu Linglong 😒😒. It looks like it was written by AI, but AI should not be able to make such a low-level mistake. .

The beginning was quite interesting, but by the end of the fifty chapters, I was still an eight-year-old immortal. . The story is too dense and the storyline is not clear yet. It is a story based on a typical story. It feels like it is about to become a strange story. Let's see if the author can come back to a rounded story. . 😅 This kind of text that starts too early and the protagonist, the kid brother, wanders around is naturally prone to thunder.

Latitude? The Nine Secrets of Covering the Sky were stolen, and there were also the Eight-nine Mysteries of Yuanshi Tianzun and the Yuanshi Golden Seal. Can't they be stolen?

The original text was "Don't pluck out a hair, don't take a hair." You changed the original meaning. "Don't pluck out a bit, don't pluck out a bit." You changed it to "Don't pluck out a bit, don't pluck out a bit." The popular school in the Spring and Autumn Period was not Zhu Jimo. He was a decent school, but it changed later. Just like Confucianism, if the ruler does not rule, the ministers will not be ministers. As a result, the emperors in later generations will have the same influence. Taoism also influences each other, such as Emperor Jiajing Yang Zhu's "Don't pluck a hair, don't take a cent" is the core expression of his "noble self" philosophy, which emphasizes the absolute value of individual life: ‌The principle of supremacy of life‌: It believes that the human body is the "master of life", and any infringement on the individual in the name of "benefiting the world" is a violation of natural nature, and advocates the supreme human realm of "equalizing the body of the world and the things of the world". ‌‌1‌‌2 ‌Critical Utilitarianism‌: Opposes Confucian "universal love" and Mohist "altruistic" ideas, pointing out the logical absurdity of "plucking a hair to benefit the world", because "a hair" cannot solve the world's problems, and forcibly sacrificing individuals will lead to social imbalance. ‌‌3‌‌4 The following is a video about Yang Zhu's philosophical thoughts: 01:18 Evolution in historical context The spread of this thought occurred from the Warring States Period to the Ming and Qing Dynasties Semantic shift: ‌Original context‌: In "Lie Zi·Yang Zhu Pian", Yang Zhu's discussion focuses on the right to life and the right to freedom. For example, "The Great Qi with a Hundred Years' Life" reveals that life is short and one should pursue "compassion" rather than external things. ‌‌2 ‌Derogatory process‌: Mencius criticized Yangzi's selfishness in "Toward the End of My Heart" by saying, "Yangzi takes it for me, and plucks a hair to benefit the world, and does nothing for it." Later literary works such as "The Surprise at Two Moments" strengthened its meaning of stinginess. ‌‌5‌‌6 ‌Philosophical Defense‌: Scholars such as Li Zhi of the Ming Dynasty believed that Yang Zhu's thought was actually a warning against the expansion of public power, emphasizing the integrity and self-discipline of "taking nothing beyond what is meant." ‌‌4‌‌7 The following is a video about the historical evolution of "Don't pluck a hair, don't take a cent": 01:46 Double Dimensions of Modern Interpretation Contemporary The interpretation of "Don't pluck a dime" is contradictory: ‌Negative side‌: When used as an idiom, the subject-predicate structure has a derogatory meaning, describing the stingy behavior of spending every penny, such as the folk metaphor of "Iron Rooster". ‌‌8‌‌9 ‌Positive side‌: In the philosophy of rights, this idea is reinterpreted as the awareness of personal boundaries, echoing the modern rule of law principle that "citizens' rights shall not be harmed without due process", and opposes the deprivation of individuals in the name of the collective. ‌‌4

After reading the introduction, I don't understand the basic latitudes, which are basically world changes in the three-dimensional universe. I don't understand the basic properties of high dimensions at all. Modifications in high dimensions are usually violations and annihilations of the law of causality at the direct universe level. Even the basic ideas are problematic. The way high-dimensional creatures exist cannot be changed at will.

As someone who listens to books, the inhuman smell that hits my face as soon as I open it is really disgusting.

Introduction So why do you want to disparage the Eight Magic Skills? Wouldn't it be said that the combination of the protagonist's superpower and the eight magical skills would make it stronger? In addition, according to what you said, isn't the dual cultivation of life and death also a new technology that combines the protagonist's superpowers? Although I think the theory of all lives is quite nonsense.

I feel like it's written in a flashy way, it's so easy to just slap a piece of paper, but it's so flashy that sometimes I feel baffled when I look at it.

Yang Zhu's "Don't pluck a hair, don't take a cent" is the core statement of his "nourishing oneself" philosophy, which emphasizes the absolute value of individual life: ‌The principle of supremacy of life‌: It believes that the human body is the "master of life", and any infringement on the individual in the name of "benefitting the world" is a violation of nature, and advocates the supreme human realm of "equalizing the body of the world and the things of the world". ‌‌1‌‌2 ‌Critical Utilitarianism‌: Opposes Confucian "universal love" and Mohist "altruistic" ideas, pointing out the logical absurdity of "plucking a hair to benefit the world", because "a hair" cannot solve the world's problems, and forcibly sacrificing individuals will lead to social imbalance. ‌‌3‌‌4 The following is a video about Yang Zhu's philosophical thoughts: 01:18 Evolution in historical context The spread of this thought occurred from the Warring States Period to the Ming and Qing Dynasties Semantic shift: ‌Original context‌: In "Lie Zi·Yang Zhu Pian", Yang Zhu's discussion focuses on the right to life and the right to freedom. For example, "The Great Qi with a Hundred Years' Life" reveals that life is short and one should pursue "compassion" rather than external things. ‌‌2 ‌Derogatory process‌: Mencius criticized Yangzi's selfishness in "Toward the End of My Heart" by saying, "Yangzi takes it for me, and plucks a hair to benefit the world, and does nothing for it." Later literary works such as "The Surprise at Two Moments" strengthened its meaning of stinginess. ‌‌5‌‌6 ‌Philosophical Defense‌: Scholars such as Li Zhi of the Ming Dynasty believed that Yang Zhu's thought was actually a warning against the expansion of public power, emphasizing the integrity and self-discipline of "taking nothing beyond what is meant." ‌‌4‌‌7 The following is a video about the historical evolution of "Don't pluck a hair, don't take a cent": 01:46 Double Dimensions of Modern Interpretation Contemporary The interpretation of "Don't pluck a dime" is contradictory: ‌Negative side‌: When used as an idiom, the subject-predicate structure has a derogatory meaning, describing the stingy behavior of spending every penny, such as the folk metaphor of "Iron Rooster". ‌‌8‌‌9 ‌Positive side‌: In the philosophy of rights, this idea is reinterpreted as the awareness of personal boundaries, echoing the modern rule of law principle that "citizens' rights shall not be harmed without due process", and opposes the deprivation of individuals in the name of the collective. ‌‌4

Is it possible to create two-phase platinum after learning this magic machine and practicing it for free? That would be awesome

The five spirits have all collected the Five Qi Dynasty Yuan, the Golden Spirit Xuannv, the Wood Spirit Yao Ji, and the Earth Spirit Houtu. The plot brings things similar to the Qin Dynasty into the story, such as bad guys, Jin Yong martial arts, tomb robbers, etc. If you can add four spirits of wind, rain, thunder and lightning in the later stage, like the Yuling Yushi Concubine 🤫 only accepts female spirits, and the male ones get into the body and go in and out. It is quite twisted, so it is not necessary.

Did the author cut it or was it the eunuch? Maybe it's an update, I'm a little scared

Is it "level 100" and still unable to beat the Heavenly Master?

Travel through Dou Po and make a wish with the Dragon Ball, and directly make a wish to become Dou Emperor. Come and watch "Starting from the fight against the beautiful women", wonderful things are waiting for you

There are a lot of typos, please pay attention

This update is a bit lame. Why can't I write a chapter a day?

Are you unable to write anymore? Why are updates so slow?

Who wants it?

It's a bit baffling. Wasn't it written about Wudang? Why did it suddenly mention Qu Tong?

The overall concept is quite good. I've basically watched it all, but it's a little bit not that good, and it feels like a good guy. The good guy next door is not such a good guy.