The Dao Cultivator

1. A loser travels to another world and immediately wants to find uranium ore and then build an atomic bomb. This is awesome. 😄 2. A set of common boxing techniques on earth has immediately turned into a supreme body-training secret technique, awesome. 😄 3. The protagonist changed the crossbow arm into a rifle shaft, which is not even a magic weapon. It can instantly kill the foundation-building monks, awesome. 😄 4. As soon as the protagonist came, he discovered that the miscellaneous spirit roots can be cultivated outside a specific time to purify spiritual power. After telling the two novices about the miscellaneous spirit roots, the two rookies immediately became super geniuses. They were promoted to two levels in two months. The world of immortality has developed a lot. This bug hasn't been discovered in a million years, awesome 😄 5. A useless person with pseudo-spiritual roots was passed on to some heresy on earth. The useless person immediately entered the 1st level of Qi training and immediately killed two geniuses on the 7th level of Qi training. Isn't it awesome? 😄 6. In the foundation building stage, you can realize the innate magical powers that are only available in the Nascent Soul stage and teleport one by one! And it immediately developed into a great supernatural power that is so far away! Awesome? 😄 The above is a little joke summarized after reading Chapter 16, I wish everyone a happy

This book was written many years ago. I had just finished reading A Mortal's Journey to Immortality. After reading this book, I suddenly realized that cultivating immortality is actually not what we thought. Looking back and reading novels about people who can become immortals by stacking energy is very boring. And seeing a group of people who just want to read cool articles making comments, I really want to laugh. This is why I didn't read it after reading it. As for the reason for fighting against the sky, the purpose of reading the book is different, and it is related to personal choice. In fact, it is very interesting to read these comments that they can't stand it, because it is just like seeing the sentient beings enjoying the bliss described in the Western Paradise written in the book. It is our own choice. We can look at it and reflect on ourselves. How wonderful, how wonderful.

I read a cultivation book a long time ago, and suddenly I remembered it and took a look at it again. This book is a complete collection of cultivation for juniors. It is really well written and asks people to ask questions. It is much more interesting than some popular gods who pretend to slap their face with their golden fingers and gain experience through upgrading.

This is the only old book I've read that doesn't feel outdated. It's worth reading!

As far as this book is concerned, the author's cultural literacy and literary skills far exceed those of most writers who started out. My tutor always keeps several books by his bedside. He reads them every day and can even recite them, even though the books are slightly damaged. The first is "Tao Te Ching", the second is "The Analects of Confucius", the third is "Diamond Sutra", the fourth is "A Brief History of Chinese Philosophy", and the fifth is "The Flow of the Heart". The first three books are from Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism, the fourth book is written by Mr. Feng Youlan, and the fifth book is written by American writer Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi. These five books are all classics among classics. If you can gain something from reading them, it will be a blessing in life.

I have just finished reading the whole book. The author has a deep understanding of the three flavors of Tao, and his writing has a Taoist charm. He is the only one who has the starting point. During the reading process, readers can savor it carefully and compare it with their own thoughts and actions, which is also an excellent way to practice Taoism. This book is a classic and will last forever!

The enlightenment of the past is eternal today, so why should the old books be criticized by the modern ones? Old people read the records of today's people, and they are the same as today when they were talking about the old days. Xinxingliu's enlightenment book on cultivating immortals contains many Taoist explanations. It is estimated that many of today's immortal books are not as detailed as the author's. But many people criticize an 11-year-old book from today's perspective, just like criticizing Aunt Qiong Yao's love drama from today's perspective. It is normal to have faults and problems in the book, but using some unnecessary words to show that you are superior to others, is this what is called magnanimity? You give up without a chance, and you have to come here to criticize excessively? If I hadn't read it before, I would have thought this book was very unsavory... Of course, the fact that this account is not subscribed does not mean that I did not subscribe to it five or six years ago. I don't want people to criticize me for this, I just hope to be truthful.

There are several poisonous points here, enter with caution! Let me talk about one that I think is more poisonous. The protagonist enters the spirit world through projection, and happens to meet a monk who is about to die. Because the real spirit has dispersed, he lets the protagonist take over his body and help him take care of his mother before he dies. It is okay up to this point, but then he starts to become poisonous. The protagonist used this body to make a name for himself in the fairy world. The original owner of this body came back to life, and then the protagonist somehow accepted him as his apprentice. (Before accepting an apprentice, the protagonist had to look at his character and test his character). What's even more terrifying is that the protagonist regained his consciousness. After the projection, this apprentice became a Taoist couple with that female monk. It was really too poisonous. This apprentice was so powerful. Not only did he inherit the achievements made by his master, but he also married a woman who liked his master. Isn't this a disguised form of cheating on his master? Although the protagonist does not like that woman, it is enough for you to write like this, so it is not unreasonable to say that this book has poor results. Also, it is clearly said that the protagonist is devoted to Taoism, but later he accepts Yun Xian'er. Is it necessary? If you don't have feelings for her, you, a Taoist cultivator, don't have to accept her. If you have feelings for her, then why are you so pretentious and have to use your wish body (you can understand it as the incarnation of Ying Jie) to end a lifelong relationship with her? At that level, love is love, and if you don't love, you don't love. It's caused by thoughts and clear thoughts. Mortals may not be able to do this due to various reasons.

I was amazed when I saw this book. It's the kind of feeling I like. I don't know why the book review section is so violent.

This book expounded the theory that "time is just an illusion caused by the movement of matter" six years ago. However, many newly updated books in the past two days state that this theory is the latest research result of foreign devils in recent years. What else can I say except "fuck"