The More You Believe Me, the Truer I Am

Originally, reading the novel was just for fun. Everyone knows it is fake, or true and false, and it is acceptable to pretend to be gods and ghosts occasionally. However, it is constantly said in the novel that those who believe in gods and ghosts are blessed, and those who do not believe are unlucky. It is also very colorful, and the focus is basically concentrated here. Other similar video works are all circumstantial, but the author directly instills it, leaving behind the multiplication. But we all know that the reality is not like this. This way of attacking the real and promoting the false is completely different from the real world view of our readers, and it is separated, which is a bit hard to stand.

The protagonist is too fairy-like and doesn't look like a normal person. He doesn't even have the function of curiosity. Forget about money, if you meet a horse demon, you are not interested and just want to get rid of him quickly. To be honest, it is better to stay here to increase your ability to show off. I have no interest in obtaining the demon elixir, and I just dare to dissolve it into water and give it to everyone to drink. It depends on others' belief. If it is so simple, I don't need the demon elixir. I can just boil the talisman water and let people drink it. Or simply say that something of yours is a magic weapon, and the water that flows out is holy water... If this kind of invincibility flow is not written well, it will appear that the protagonist is mentally retarded. Obviously this subject should be written in Dihua. The protagonist does not know his true ability and thinks it is the result of his hard work, rather than knowing his true ability. This will make it appear that the protagonist is not spreading his faith crazily in one place, but running around very retarded. There is no subjective initiative. I say I want to go home, but what I do has nothing to do with going home. I know that other people's imagination can come true, and I don't advertise that I am an immortal who fell into the mortal world, or that I can teleport and go wherever I want. Does this look like you want to go home? Basically, it was written just to keep the novel going, without any logic. This is why I say don't let the protagonist know his abilities. If you don't know your own abilities, you have a reason to explore the world. If you know your own abilities, the meaning of this world's existence is to increase the protagonist's trust, which has no meaning for the protagonist. The story has no context. The caravan and Mr. Zhuang go to the county magistrate. There is no connection between the front and back. The plot is not that the caravan helps the caravan, the caravan spreads the song, and then nearby people come to ask for help, and then the news reaches the ears of the county magistrate and he is arrested; instead, a caravan is created in place A. When the caravan encounters a crisis, he believes that the protagonist can solve it, and the protagonist solves and preaches. An old woman is refreshed in B. The old woman encounters a problem and believes that the protagonist can solve it. The protagonist solves it and preaches. A Qian family is refreshed in Land C. The Qian family encounters a crisis. I believe that the protagonist can solve it. The protagonist solves the problem and preaches... In short, it is very speechless.

In a world where ancestral rankings can manifest spirits and beat people, the supreme ruler does not allow people to believe in God. . . WTF? ? ?

Have I ever believed in immortals? If you mess around with some things, I don't want to do it anymore

I'm nearly thirty, and I'm past the age of fighting and killing, so I like this kind of calmness.

The writing is really good so far, the excitement comes in a timely manner, and the plot advancement is not too slow.

Breaking news, breaking news, breaking news

I read the last one, and happened to come across a new book to check out. I saw 100 chapters, and the writing was pretty good. There is no rigid writing and shaping, and the plot rhythm can be transitional. However, this theme (referring to a design in which the protagonist thinks he is a loser but is actually kept in the dark by the boss) is prone to bugs and is difficult to arrange the plot. Take your time, Wan Xuejun, come on 👍

Double monthly votes have been cast. I hope to correct typos throughout the text as much as possible. I will go back and complete my original plan and start from the beginning.

? Most people don't know enough to think that the protagonist is a shark-arm. Will the protagonist eventually become a shark-arm?

Have you ever believed in immortals? You just write, some things are written randomly, taking it for granted

It was just a hallucination before death of a man after inhaling thick fog on a mountain road.

The previous writing is obviously quite interesting. From the beginning of this water god, it has become a bit weird. Using so many pens and inks to write this water god is trying to change the two-dimensional painting style. Cultivation ➕ two-dimensional, wouldn't it be too strange?

This book is a bit clichéd at the beginning, but the writing gets better and better later on, and some of the descriptions in the back are really just right, which makes it a pleasure to read. There are some chapters at the back of this book that can be read word by word. It's really enjoyable!

Do you think you, a big shot like you, deserve to end up on your own? Didn't you inspire a lot of characters? The county magistrate, the Han family, the Qian family, and the tea shop owner will also end up dealing with those small characters who were smuggled out in advance? Lose your share! We should let these people deal with it. In the end, the antelope hung its horns from behind and settled the matter. The result is that what you wrote is no different from a novel about cultivating immortals. If I read a novel about cultivating immortals, why should I read what you wrote?

I would like to ask the author, without any malice, just out of curiosity, what is the point of writing such a vague introduction? In today's fast-paced era, I believe that most readers hope that when reading your introduction, they can understand at a glance what the author is probably writing about, and see if it is suitable for them. Everyone does not waste time on each other, which is good. Except for some great masters, because they have regular fans, people still buy into the inscrutable introductions, and readers are more patient. But it seems that you, the author, have not reached this stage yet, so why did you write such a vague introduction?

The fairy tale flavor in the early stage was okay, and the book itself was positioned as a classic fairy tale. But when I came in, the two gods of mountains and rivers were jealous because the protagonist had saved them, especially water, and called that thing a kitten. It was so disgusting that the author won.

I feel that the moment the protagonist appears in front of the protagonist, most people and entertainment people will define the protagonist as a fool, a pretender, and a prankster. Then it collides with the base of people who think the protagonist is extraordinary and instantly turns the protagonist into a real idiot.

The title of the author actually has nothing to do with reality. It can be seen from the first dozen chapters that he wanted to use storytelling to fit the title, but later it has nothing to do with the title. It is just showing off in front of others and pretending to be a slap in the face. Anyway, when the protagonist says, "I have this magical power, well, all kinds of magical powers suddenly become available. In the third scene, when the Qian family, they completely let themselves go and become gods directly. The protagonist is very thin, but the author wants to make the story grander. , The coffin zombie in the second clip, the Ding Daxian in the third clip, An's golden finger is ridiculous, as for the protagonist, he is in line with the core values of socialism, Wei Guangzheng, it is very thin anyway, after chapter 50, it is boring. It is basically repeated: danger occurs, the protagonist appears, the supporting characters do not believe it, the protagonist appears in front of others, uses various magical powers in myths to solve the problem, everyone bows to him, the protagonist spreads the core values of socialism, introduces higher levels, the next level

The first two volumes on Buddhism and Taoism still have a bit of flavor, but starting with the Confucian chapter, the whole flavor changes. Until I read the latest chapter, I really can't help but feel unhappy. 1. Reuse of old show-off routines. People who watch it are aesthetically tired. 2. The quality is unstable, there is a lot of hydrology, and the progress of the main line is extremely slow. 3. The reason why "" is liked by the protagonist is hard to understand. If I remember correctly, it was because of which two-dimensional work. 4. The writing of the prince in this volume of Confucianism is extremely unnatural. Take the latest chapter for example. It is difficult to understand why it started from a transaction of sending things in exchange for information to the inexplicable development of the prince swearing, "No matter who sends the wine, no matter how good it is, I will not drink it." 5. Originally, it was inexplicable to set the two gods of mountains and rivers as women. When it comes to calling the god "kitten", it is even more speechless. It's not that I feel blasphemous, but I just feel that it is very unqualified. It smells like a two-dimensional light novel. It is better to maintain the mysterious feeling of the mountain god who talks little.

It is said that the previous plot has a fairy spirit, Jigong flavor, and bad Keqi fate. What did you think when you wrote about it and slapped it in the face after it was released? Author

Seeing that everyone is now appraised, the protagonist's education (🤔?) Is also very interesting. As long as there are no accidents later, we should be able to win the platinum title😀

The protagonist knows nothing, not even martial arts, and his body is still mortal. An archer can kill the protagonist. His ability depends entirely on other people's imagination. He also runs around and causes trouble. If he is not killed on the spot, he is lucky.

Chapter 148 is serious? It was written as a tsundere girl for a water god. . . . I was attracted by your previous conception and description of the mountain god. When I came here, I felt as if I had changed to another author.

Rory is so verbose that he doesn't know what the protagonist is doing. The supporting characters are all as crazy as Nima, and from time to time a clown pops up to remind him of the protagonist's greatness. Dashachun, remember, you are a good young man who has received modern higher education, has no house, no car, no savings, no savings, a wife, and no offspring. You have a purpose in coming here. What is the purpose is to let everyone in the different world have the surname of the protagonist!

My advice. Write less private output. You don't need to talk so much about the big principles. I'm sure I didn't pay attention to that place. The writing is inconsistent with the treatment in the previous plot. In the end, it became a double standard for the protagonist. It destroys people's bodies completely. It's just a sentence: "Stay close to people, stay far away from God." I think the plot is already showing some signs of this. The protagonist is no longer walking the path of a saint, he is simply walking the path of a "perfect man". There can be no flaws on the body.

Ignore the comments. Thousands of people have thousands of opinions, but there are always fools, hypocrites, and nonsense. Just stick to your original intention and move forward firmly, and keep updating more often.

No, are all your robots that fast?

The front was okay, but after it was released, the plot progressed slowly. It was said to be a chapter of several thousand words. Che Zhulun said back and forth that there was very little real information. I took the time to read the author's last book and ordered three novels from other websites. In fact, I don't have high requirements for reading experience. , As long as it's enjoyable and well-written, I'm willing to support it, but I really can't enjoy what you wrote. Especially the Confucian chapter feels like you draw the target first and then shoot the arrow. Purely for those four sentences, I feel that the protagonist has no enlightenment process. It's just time to pretend, so I just put four sentences into it, and it's done. No, there is no soul, only appearance, and the characters are too facial-shaped, not referring to a single person, but a group. Ordinary people are always frightened, and then the protagonist appears in front of the saint and bows before him, and then salutes devoutly. The disciples of the aristocratic family are suspicious at the first time, and the people on the mountain are arrogant and The front is contemptuous and the back is kneeling at the speed of light. It's not that I am picky, but I deeply feel the emptiness of the author's writing. The author's role is like a prefabricated dish, just like it is, without any trouble. The protagonists in all your books I have read are all the same template, benevolent and saintly, young and still saintly, where is the saint? Can you become a saint just by saying a few truths? What is the protagonist's own understanding, the principles of the past, and what exactly has he gained from the words in the book? Even if I read online articles, I feel a little better from them. At least I am in a better mood. I read the latest chapter today and I feel a little tired to be honest. I can guess almost any plot. Your new books always have shadows of old books. I'm not saying you can't rest on your laurels, at least there are. Let's try something new. The last book was about sweet and sour fish, and this one could be about sweet and sour pork ribs (I'm a bit greedy, so I'll eat this tonight 😌). I hope the author can write well. It doesn't matter if the progress is slow, at least I'm making progress. Finally, I wish everyone a happy life.

It's okay to rely on poison resistance. I read it as a cool article with no brainers. I really can't stand it when I see this water temple.