Heaven's Will, You Can't Cut Me Off!

Looking back, the protagonist creates a new cultivation system. If you want to join the Tao, you must be loyal to your protagonist. By limiting the Tao to an individual, you have turned the protagonist into a preacher and pioneer. In the end, he directly became a pyramid scheme leader, and his senses were directly reduced. I thought it was to create a new cultivation system and be a pioneer to make this world of immortality better to solve the fundamental contradiction of the loss of immortality resources with those who ascend. In the end, the protagonist was made into the leader of a pyramid scheme system, trying to brainwash the entire world of immortality into being his loyal puppet.       ，，，， Really numb.

The humiliation of the fairy, the fall of the saint, the auction of the witch. Sow hmm.

We are still locusts in the world of cultivating immortals. It is better to seize the way of heaven, refine it instantly, and become the master of the world to establish a fairy court so that the world of cultivating immortals cannot ascend and cultivate the world.

Leave the protagonist to build a paradise at his feet!

If you're not alive, just bite the lighter! The author, the protagonist's training system relies on the protagonist to progress alone. What he calls the improvement of the cultivation system can only rely on the protagonist's personal choices, loyalty to the protagonist, and understanding of the protagonist's knowledge. Then the growth and progress of the entire protagonist's system of principles can only rely on the protagonist to move forward alone. If not everyone else, are they all waste? I remember correctly, the protagonist originally wanted to find a companion who agreed with his principles, could walk with him, and had personal thoughts. Aren't you all the protagonist's puppet? Then the conflict is still the same, you have the constant conflict throughout n books. Resources are limited, but the growth of human desire is endless. I haven't finished the Yujingshan one, I don't know how to solve it. The prehistoric one is that the saint has Pangu authority and can refine and add matter br>Just talking about this book, I initially thought that your system might be that the protagonist becomes a tree and cultivates disciples to bear fruit. The disciples absorb nutrients from the protagonist's big tree, and then practice it on the ground and become Tao seeds. They successfully survive the test of the outside world and can obtain the correct knowledge of the world from the outside world. After being tempered by practice, it can take root and sprout, and gradually grow into a new big tree. Then the disciple will train his disciples, and the cycle repeats. It is similar to the situation of a perpetual motion machine with all members. Who knows, these old tricks will still be used. If the protagonist does not make progress, the entire system will not be able to do anything. If it develops, then you will definitely have a problem later. The protagonist will either ascend to immortality, or when he reaches the highest position, there are only so many high-level monk positions in the world, but people all want immortality and progress, so you will have conflicts. Your conflicts are too unoriginal.

The basic construction of the book club circle——Idiom Solitaire Every mature book club circle should have an idiom solitaire, and I will do it first. Being beaten ()

Relying on loyalty to enter the Tao is still too weird. I really don't think it is the right way.

Promise fulfilled, brothers

The current environment doesn't allow you to keep telling jokes like this. I guess it's necessary.

I thought that the author would restrain himself after being banned from writing a book, but I didn't expect that it would still be the same as before. In the first few chapters, he commented on "If you think xx is not good, just build it", it was still the same as before Come on author 😍