The Road to Immortality

Fellow Taoists who have read Mortal are strongly advised not to read this book, because many parts of the framework are similar to Mortal, but the layout design is far different from Mortal, and the details are not as detailed as Mortal. I am a poor Taoist who has only read about the spiritual world, so I will inevitably make partial generalizations. I hope fellow Taoists will forgive me for any inappropriateness. I secretly believe that the content described in the lower world is almost the same as that of ordinary people, but the description of the characters is much shallower. Although the descriptions of the spirit world are different, the layout is quite small. It feels like there are not many living beings in the two realms of spirits and demons, and the ghost world was written in just a few chapters, without much sense of mystery or desire for exploration. And the content is also somewhat inappropriate, such as the ability to refine the body. How can someone in the Jinkui clan surpass the level after practicing for more than a hundred years? Isn't it unreasonable for you to snatch the Jin Gang Demon Body? Others can't find the Demon Body? There are others, which I won't go into details here. Let's talk about the protagonist's many means of support, none of them are worth talking about. Spiritual beasts: Ice Wind Jiao, whose existence is weak after eating and sleeping; strange insects: dream-controlling insects, I don't know how powerful they are, and they have no potential; magic weapons: the awesome ones can't be used, and the ones that can be used can't be crushed. Strength, in the end, must rely on physical training; various external objects are really not systematic, such as the mortal strange insect list, Xuantian's treasure list, and Dou Po's strange fire list. Even if it is incomplete, it is inherited in an orderly manner and the information is clear. We also have a high-level understanding, which can be used as conversation material for fellow Taoists after tea and dinner.

When I first watched it, the plot and map were similar to those of ordinary people. In the end, I took two female ghost sisters into my sea of ​​​​consciousness and let them see my golden fingers. The younger sister was naughty and tongue-tied, while the older sister was calm. . . . . . I gave up when I saw this. The protagonist would let people see his golden fingers, and he also had two sisters who were always admiring him.

I have been reading cultivation novels for ten years. In the past, foundation-building elixirs were most difficult to obtain. This is the first time I have seen that Qi-level elixirs cannot be purchased.

Don't read this erotic novel. It's not even close to a mortal person. In Chapter 14, a woman is hunted down and brought trouble to the male protagonist. The author cheats and solves the opponent. As a result, when the treasure is divided, the female takes the lion's share. The male protagonist is complacent and goes with this woman. I don't know if this woman is the heroine. Anyway, she just licks the male protagonist and dies quickly.

The beginning was too obscene, the middle and later stages were good, but the end was too nonsense. The protagonist finally overthrows the Heavenly Court and reaches the highest level of cultivation. He actually found out that the Heavenly Court he overthrew actually did the right thing, and he couldn't think of a way to solve the problem. In the end, he took his wife and committed suicide together. This was so embarrassing.

Both Mortal and The Road to Immortality are good books, but the feeling I felt after reading The Road to Immortality was something I didn't feel in Mortal. The characters written by the author are too pure, the writing style is comfortable, and the choice of the protagonist at the end makes the connotation and level of the book rise sharply. That feeling of freedom and ease still remains in my heart to this day. There is no grandeur, only the past. I've been here before, I've seen the most magnificent scenery in the world, I've realized my self-worth, that's enough. I have no regrets in this life and am looking for immortality Looking for the immortal road, I am asking my heart. When will I turn into an immortal and be free in the world?

Sure enough, I guessed it right, I just watched it, Liu Yingying was proposed to be married halfway through the author's story, and then in the second scene, she was very blunt and forced to directly receive the protagonist and start practicing. The marriage proposal was not mentioned at all, and then 5 years later. I thought, according to this routine, next time we meet, this Liu Yingying will probably be a woman. Sure enough, she became a beautiful woman. Then the author was not satisfied and arranged a situation for her where her husband was dead. Since she is no longer needed, since she is no longer needed, since she is no longer needed, why not give her a good ending. This role can probably only be used by two people. 1: The protagonist feels upset when being proposed for marriage, and then the protagonist discovers the purpose of the tripod and activates the golden finger. 2: Let the protagonist strengthen his belief and become even more uninterested in women, "My heart is towards the Tao". I won't watch it later. I guess, that Jian Xiner will also get married later. This is what cultivating immortals is like. Either you will be a bachelor all your life, or a woman who cannot keep up with the protagonist is just a prop. It makes the protagonist less and less interested in girls, which makes the readers feel pity. In the end, these girls are not qualified enough to be by the protagonist's side in the end. Yes, either there is none, or there is a true pride of heaven, a useless female character who is ambiguous with the male protagonist, 100% tragic, how cruel. When has there ever been a novel about a male and female protagonist who takes care of and supports them from poverty and has the same path to immortality? If so, can you recommend it to me? Ever since I discovered this tragedy, when I look at any female character in Cultivation of Immortality, no matter how beautiful she is or how ambiguous she is with the male protagonist, I always look at her as a passerby. I don't take these sacrificial women seriously from the beginning, so I don't feel too much pity. It's also self-protection for a timid person like me. 😳

I feel like Xianyanwenwenshenzhuan is okay, but Pig's Knuckle seems to be a bit of a coincidence...

I can't stand it anymore after reading three chapters of Mortal Cultivation of Immortality. It's still so exciting 🤓

The Looking for Immortals trilogy back then was also a very classic work for mortals. Looking back now, there are indeed many problems, but it is not that it was criticized so miserably. I still hope that everyone will give some tolerance to the works from ten years ago. If you can't stand it, just leave. Why bother criticizing the author?