Under One Person: My Inner Scene Connects All Realms!

I saw Chapter 47: Where are the ten thousand worlds and where are the people under one person? There are also a lot of popular science. Anyone who practiced martial arts in the Republic of China can understand it. Is there anything related to these two later? Can anyone tell me?

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After reading the first hundred chapters, I feel that the power level of Under One Person has been raised a lot. In this situation, how did ordinary people suppress the alien forces in ancient times? It feels like the basic settings of Under One Person have been changed.

From my personal point of view, Under One Person, including my colleagues under One Person, are all false and empty without exception, belonging to idealists, illusory, and do not feel any pragmatism and truth-seeking. I can walk on the road to immortality because of my sincerity, but I pursue these views in the world view of Under One Person. A lot of people who have read it have reached the end. They have been locked up by this set of concepts and exhausted their energy and energy, turning them into dry bones. The only person who has stepped out of these false emptiness is Wugensheng, or he has only stepped out half of the way, because he was also affected by this set of false emptiness in the end.

Are those Wang Ye's seniors in the back mountain of Wudang who were obsessed with the interior scenes and died in the same state as the protagonist, thinking that they are cultivating immortals in all the worlds?

I haven't read it yet, but here's a question In a simple situation, how do you know whether the inner scene really connects to all realms, or whether you are lost in the inner scene?

Why do you want to learn Baijiayi out of nowhere? You are a fool, you have access to all the worlds, how can you still see the tricks of other people? With this, even if the complete Five Thunder Zhengfa is thrown on the ground, I am too lazy to bend down to pick it up. As soon as you finished saying that the law should not be passed on lightly, the stranger started to pass on the method to you in just a few words. Are you a top succubus? How can we retain readers if the first few dozen chapters are all about meaningless things? Learn one or two tricks and go directly to Japanese comics to detain the eyes and tails of beasts, steal knives and fruits, and pick out the blue fat man's pockets. Or go to the world of cultivating immortals to get some spiritual stones, techniques, and talismans. Isn't it much more satisfying to come back to show off your sage in front of others or to make up for regrets than to introduce a lot of unpopular alien methods and their origins?

The author has a good idea, the protagonist learns hundreds of arts. But, The first is that the stakes are too high, The second is that one person has made it very clear that practice is to temper life, so the old master can be invincible in the world with only the golden light spell and thunder method. Then what's the use of your knowledge of Baijia Yi? There are a bunch of fancy skills, but to be honest, they are all different uses of the innate energy. I feel like the author just didn't take a good look at the Jiashen Rebellion. Each faction covets the Eight Magic Skills. Each faction has a strong sense of sectarianism and knows that you won't learn from them, so they have to rely on robbing or killing. My own skills and skills are like eating. The protagonist, a stranger, wants to learn other people's skills. What's the difference between telling the truth and taking someone's life?

I couldn't watch it without having read the original work, so out of nowhere I went to eat Baijia rice and learn Baijia arts. This is probably the plot of the original work.

The plot is too over-the-top and a bit confusing, and I don't understand what the protagonist wants to do.

The flow of One Person's fandom is not good, and there are fewer people watching it. It is better to just write about the original world. Moreover, the label of this book is Zhutian, and Goldfinger is also related to the heavens. I can just write ten or twenty pictures of the world of One Person, save some start-up funds, and pass it directly. And when I read it, I don't know if I haven't watched the anime of One Person. I always feel that the author has some personal information when writing this.

To be honest, I don't want to see the person who blows my mind. To be honest, the upper limit of a person's worldview is quite high. After all, there are aliens, but the upper limit of the earth is not high. From the time when the United States destroyed Nathan Island with firearms, we know that the upper limit of the aliens is just that. The Heavenly Master is strong, but it will only explode to the level of a building. It is not a skyscraper, but a two or three-story building.

Without performance, talking about setting is just a castle in the air. Even if one person can blow it up, it can't withstand Mi Er's backstab.

The beginning was just so-so. It was clearly set up that the protagonist awakened Su Hui, but in the end he lost most of his memories and subjectivity in this life. Isn't this just a robbery? I still have to write about how pitiful my predecessor was. Well, I was snatched away by you before I could recover.

The interior scenes of each person seem to be the same.

There is no inner scene that connects all the worlds. It is just a fantasy of being trapped in an inner scene 🙄

The plot is a bit blunt. At first, I said I would live in peace, and then I went to eat at Baijia Restaurant out of nowhere. I didn't have any strong and direct motivation to do such a high-profile thing as playing in a gym. I'm really not afraid to check your water meter 😁

One look at the terrifyingly high level and the three-flavored fire can be easily produced, and one look at the results...

The inner scene can actually connect to all heavens and all realms? It's over. I'm afraid the protagonist is not really trapped in the inner scene. Everything is just a dream.

Except that the one-man world is too high, the rest is actually pretty good. A one-person world is actually not suitable for being the master of the world, let alone Taoism or other ideas. Its expressive power is too poor, and the strength of Lao Tianshi is not very strong. The golden finger of the protagonist can actually travel continuously instead of staying in one world.

There are too many citations from scriptures. It's not that it's not good, but if you write 10,000 words a day, it's fine. If you only have three or four thousand words a day, a bunch of citations from scriptures would be too watery.

It's so funny. Who would hand over his family heirloom to a stranger so easily? No one dares to do this casually, for fear of being tricked to death. Sometimes, it is a sin for a genius to be revealed in the early stage without any background.

This book would have done much better if it didn't have so many inexplicable clones.

How can one person be so strong? The original setting is that martial arts are added with some immortality. Even if there were immortals before, the expressiveness would not be particularly strong.

It's a new idea based on one person's worldview. There's nothing wrong with it, it's just that there are too few words. The monthly tickets have been paid, and the donkeys of the production team dare to rest like this, so hurry up!

How should I put it, it belongs to just one person. The original author can clarify the realm. Not necessarily, as long as they are fans of the artist. There are so many people coming to spray.

The writing is good, but I read it too early. It only has 100,000 words. The author should speed up the update and put it on the shelves as soon as possible. Please be faster. I can't update more before it is put on the shelves.

But there is no realm standard for a person. Without realm standards, how can one describe being powerful in the later stage?

Qing face, handsome face, calm face, good-looking face, indifferent eyes, sharp eyes, sharp eyes, peaceful eyes😒😒😒

Not bad, you can collect it!