Dao Fruit

In Xianxia, ​​you have taken over the two genres that I hate the most, cause and effect, and the path of incense. It's really impossible to watch anymore. Cultivation of immortality is to go against the will of heaven and control one's own destiny. The protagonist places his trust in the illusory cause and effect and incense, so what is the meaning of his own existence?

After destroying the child-giving god and saving the beauty who specializes in killing babies, the author wants to cut off his children and grandchildren! A student who has studied hard for ten years was deprived of his knowledge and wrote about it as if he was jealous of evil. In the end, it was ignored because he was a beautiful woman from the Legalist School. It's really disgusting!

Always pretending to be a slap in the face, whether he is a scholar, a monk or a god, he is all carved from the same mold - weak-minded and irritable.

The protagonist is also afraid of being affected by cause and effect. As long as you are alive, there is nothing you can do without being affected by cause and effect.

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The early stages were good, but I gave up decisively when I saw one section! I don't know if you have noticed it! It's the blacksmith part, that part is really poisonous! This is a Shinto world. Why do you teach mortals to play science? Show knowledge? Do you want to go against the world's gods? Cutting off the inheritance of Shinto in the world? Mortals need gods, so that gods can have faith and survive. If you continue to use the science of fire, what will you do to the gods of fire in the world? Convert to waterway repair? Oh my god, is there such a poisonous god as you? I don't know what other science you passed down later. I didn't read that paragraph when I saw it. You definitely didn't just offend the Vulcan God in one region. This is your way to kill the Vulcan God in the world! It can be concluded that when this technology spreads, you will not survive more than three chapters! I can also conclude that you, Qiu Yan, are definitely a Prometheus, respected by mortals! It's just that the fate of your hero is similar to that of Prometheus. You can imagine the situation when all the blacksmiths in the world, and even the people who use fire, no longer need the Vulcan! (If we don't talk about using fire, we just need to use strong fire, which is pretty much the same)

Still seeing it. What a great book.

Haha, mainly because these five words are so classic

I've read less than 200 chapters and can't stand it anymore. The protagonist's appearance setting is that he has the advantages of both humanity and Shinto. You can cultivate your nature by swallowing souls through Shinto without having to worry about the resentment soul debuff. The natural gods are not subject to restraint, and you can rely on humane clones to quickly gather the power of will. The upgrade system seems clear, but in fact it is far-fetched. You can improve by watching the protagonist cultivate his soul, read the classics, and gain insights on his own; he can advance quickly by cultivating his body and refining the flesh and blood of others for his own use. The side effects only lasted for a few months, and the input-output ratio was so exaggerated, but I started to be warned not to take care of both. The living soul is afraid of the flesh and blood. The early fighting methods were actually souls leaving the body, souls and bodies fighting, and the body being left on the spot without anyone caring about it... The Confucian sages' hand skills are actually very good, but Confucianism does not practice this stuff at all. According to the setting, Ma Yang is just a Confucian who has gathered prestige and willpower unintentionally. It is only somewhat reasonable for the boss to have unlimited power in his hands in a religious system. But when it comes to Confucianism, it is like jumping up and slapping the boss in the face. Confucianism relies on etiquette and values. It is not just a book written by a big boss that makes it shiny and awesome.        ，，，，，， It can also compress the ground fire and use it to attack the enemy, at the cost of two arms, a renewable resource. Then the fire-attributed demon monks who had entered the ruins for a long time had already gathered in the Tongtian Tower to catch the sun. It seems that the protagonist wants to preach truth and cultivate his mind, but it is actually quite Long Aotian.        ，， We can't change the two modifiers for various words such as light and fluctuating. To show that the wind is gentle and the clouds are calm, it means to be light, to detect something wrong is to show various fluctuations, and to show surprise is to open your eyes wide. More than a hundred chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. Even if the daily update is stressful, don't brag about this kind of writing. Instead of spending so much time writing so much useless stuff, it is better to improve the fluency of writing and the choice of words and sentences. For me, what is relatively novel is the protagonist's setting at the beginning. Others don't feel that good. To call it a masterpiece is too exaggerated.

It's a very good book to read. The protagonist is calm and decisive, knows the pros and cons, and decisively crushes the lonely soul of unknown origin similar to the old man he carries with him. This character is very popular. The author's literary knowledge is also very extensive. He often quotes some ancient texts from various schools of thought, and he can interpret them clearly so that readers can learn some ancient Chinese philosophy. This is a powerful force. Some people often say they can't understand it and it's annoying. In fact, it's because those people don't read the book seriously. I don't believe it. Could it be that the article written by the author is more difficult to understand than the text in the Chinese history textbook I read at school? It's not at all. The main reason is that people now have no patience for reading, so they missed such an interesting article.