A Survival Guide to Cultivation

The heroine is so stupid. She is always being taken advantage of by others. She is so angry that she can't stand it.

Where has the author gone? The last update was three years ago 😟

This book is so good, I even think it breaks through the cliche concept of online writing. It was born so early that the white jade is covered in dust. Many of the descriptions of the good and evil of people and the persistence of the Tao are extremely wonderful. What I want to say most is the anti-conventional character setting of this novel, which is so real! So logical! Every supporting character in it is like a living person, with emotions and sorrows, and will fall out with his former benefactor because of interests. It is not that people are defined as good people who have helped the heroine, so they will always be at peace with the heroine in this life, but as "people" who are separated from the heroine's world and have self-awareness and self-interest thinking. I think this book has surpassed almost 90% of books in this aspect alone. Let me explain the plot that impressed me the most. The heroine once helped a businessman. The businessman later repaid the heroine and allowed the heroine to escape enemy pursuit. However, after the second meeting, the businessman betrayed the heroine. I was very impressed because the author made the transformation of the businessman very natural, because the businessman almost spent all his savings. He hired his son as a teacher, but the teacher wanted to be hostile to the heroine, and was killed by the heroine. So at this time, the businessman was faced with the uncertainty of his son's future, and he didn't have much money at all. Under this huge pressure, he chose to reveal the heroine's news to the heroine's enemies. However, during this period, he did not even kill him with a stick, but used words to guide the heroine to escape in advance. My God, there are so many details here that are worth pondering. The change that the businessman showed up twice was his son, and this reason is enough for the businessman's greed. The businessman did not completely betray the heroine, but only revealed the information, and also let the heroine leave early. This is just a very small plot in this book. Among the countless thrilling experiences of the heroine, the supporting characters in such an inconsequential plot are all vividly described by the author. I really admire the author's dedication and boldness. It is easy to write a single character, as long as The good guys continue to support the heroine, and the main heroine fights the villain to the death. However, the author chose a difficult path of "bringing people to life." After I read so many bad books and clichés, when I saw this book, it was like "It's like listening to the music of immortality, and my ears are temporarily bright." There are constant life and death in it, and the writing is painful but true. Secondly, I think a very, very good point is the emotional line of the heroine. To be honest, I even cried when the heroine vaguely wanted to give up Nangong, not because of regret, but because of excitement! Over the years, I have read many books on immortality. Basically, if the male protagonist is determined, then the female protagonist and the male protagonist will go through a lot of things and then either. But this book does not. It allows the heroine to go through this process. Love, like friendship and family, is an inevitable part of a person's life. The author chose to write this part only as a "part" instead of "all". I feel that at this moment the book broke away from the "world controlled by the author" and became the "real world". Are there really indestructible emotions in the real world? The author describes in this book the relationships between masters and disciples, between benefactors, between friendships and between love. I think it is precisely because of this broken emotion and detached attitude that this book reaches a very high level. There is also the heroine's yearning for the great road, and the heroine's perseverance in becoming an immortal. The author has more than once implicitly described in the article that the heroine's persistence in the Tao is stronger than that of ordinary people. She persists but does not rush forward. She can be ruthless and steady when she was a child. She can also practice for decades after Mahayana. She is smart, persistent but not pedantic. She learns the truth from failure and becomes cautious little by little in the story of the farmer and the snake. This book made me see a little girl. The growth of becoming a fairy is not achieved overnight, it is twists and turns and rises. Although the luck of the heroine in it may be ridiculously good, and she has a lot of friends and powerful children, I think it is all flawed I regret now, regret the age of this book, how many people lost the opportunity to see it because of its early birth, it lost the opportunity to become famous in the traffic era, and it lost the opportunity to be passed down by word of mouth. This is a really good book, I am lucky enough to have read it. Finally, I would like to say that the name of the book "Survival" combined with the stories in the book, I think the word "survival" is very appropriate. It is nothing more than survival in the constant temper.

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