Forty Thousand Years of Cultivation ("Forty Thousand Years in Star Territory")

Xiu Si is the pinnacle of the online novels I have read so far. Xiusi is very different from many well-reviewed online articles, that is, Lao Niu narrates the story completely from the perspective of an observer. It is the plot that leads Lao Niu to write rather than Lao Niu controlling the direction of plot development. This kind of plot design transcends the fast-food model of online writing, and is more like a literary masterpiece with the content of online writing. Some people say that Lao Niu's literary skills are not good, he is always "dumbfounded, the road is blue and blue, and his molar teeth are broken", and he also uses idioms indiscriminately, such as "three points into the wood" and so on. I feel like this is a personal style he created. You don't have to write it this way, but writing it this way can give you a stamp of old-fashioned style. Except for the unclear positioning of the first chapter, the story narration of several major chapters of Xiu Si is different from the mainstream style of online articles, which is mainly refreshing. Basically, it is a long foreshadowing interspersed with hilarious passages and resonant thoughts on the road, and the fun points mainly explode in the later stage. The foreshadowing period is relatively dull, but the final part makes the readers excited and full of tears. I give Lao Niu 100 points for his sensationalism. Who is the cultivator on the Great Wilderness Train, the two Nascent Souls who fight against the demons in the Flying Star Realm grow up, the Han Tuhu team returns from the Blood Demon Realm, the battle with the Black Wind Fleet, Lu Qingchen's self-dedication, and so on. Whether it's sad, heroic, warm or passionate, Lao Niu always has a way to make readers cry. Another highlight of this book is the author's human touch towards the characters he writes about. Many minor characters could have appeared and then been ignored, but Lao Niu would have given their subsequent explanations and had a destination (except Zheng Dongming). Whenever I read something like this, I would smile and be filled with emotion. Of course, this book also has small flaws. For example, as a science fiction veteran, there is room for improvement in the knowledge of hard-core science. For example, gravitational waves also have speed and cannot be transmitted instantaneously. For example, the explanations in some places are a bit long-winded, but the flaws do not hide the fact that the text is not complete. In short, this is a good book that is worth remembering and worth reading. Thank you Lao Niu for bringing us wonderful things.

I forget whether this is my second or third read, but it is still very hard to read such a long novel (laughs). When I was a student, I had no money in my pocket and could only read pirated versions. Now I can finally support the original version. To get back to the subject, the first time I read this novel, I felt "burning". Burning everything, racking your brains, exhausting your energy, tearing apart one conspiracy after another, you are exhausted. To be honest, I never thought that reading a novel can be so tiring. This is also the first time I have experienced that reading a novel can be so tiring. It's like you are really immersed in the scene, following Li Yao to break through one limit after another, constantly strengthening the concepts you firmly believe in, and defeating nearly impossible to defeat powerful enemies one after another. Every time I finish reading a story in a novel, or even only half of it, I feel exhausted and have to stop and change to another novel to relax. If you really immerse yourself in this novel, you will find that it is different from other novels. It is true that Lao Niu doesn't know any tricks. The Li Yao he writes can only push his limits and burn himself out, but this is something I have never experienced in other novels. Really burning. I really want to be like Li Yao, constantly pushing the limits—— Unfortunately, in reality, few people can have firm enough beliefs and never feel confused. This is probably the charm of Shusi. After finishing my thoughts, I want to say something else. First of all, friends who read this novel for the first time must be considerate - after all, this is a 15-year-old novel. In addition, when Lao Niu first started writing Xiu Si, his ideas and writing style were not very mature. In addition, the popular routine of showing off and slapping people in the face seems to be an antique now (laughs), so try to be considerate. Don't be too strict and cling to old routines that you don't like. The charm of Shusi is not in the plot, but in the battle of various ideas and the continuous breakthrough of limits. This is not found in other novels. This is a pluralistic novel, not a simple, black-and-white binary. The second issue is the cultivation system. I don't quite understand this. There may be many people who think that cultivating immortality requires immortality, and the level gap at each stage is very large. But Xiuxiu is not such a system, and I don't quite understand why some people struggle with this. Isn't it basic to first accept the novel's worldview and system when reading a novel? If you can only accept the system of the first novel you read, or your favorite novel, then you probably won't be able to get used to Xiu Si, and it's unlikely that you'll be able to get used to other books. Xiu Si is a system that deeply combines immortality with science fiction. The differences at each level are not as outrageous as other novels. You must first accept this setting before reading the novel. Then, I don't quite understand those who bring real-life scientific theories into novels. Fiction is fantasy. Many people read novels and think there are bugs in the system written by the author. In fact, a large part of the reason is that they bring real-life theories into the novel. First of all, the author is not a scientist or a man of God. It is impossible for the author to understand all scientific theories. Secondly, novels are fantasy, not reality. Isn't it normal for it to be different from real physics? Many readers can accept the "mysterious and mysterious" world view of immortality, supernatural powers, but they get angry when the author tries to explain the basic principles of this system in detail and find it difficult to accept it. I still say the same thing, don't bring realistic theories into novels. For fictional novels, it is also basic to first accept the theories stated by the author in the novel. Don't be too violent. Don't be anxious. The fun of the novel is the sense of substitution. It is extremely regrettable that an excellent novel cannot be brought into the world because it cannot accept the world view and the author's explanation. Xiu Si is such a novel, with a unique style. Maybe it is very cliche and the routines are ancient; maybe it is vulgar and only tells passionate stories; maybe it is never so refreshing to pretend to be slapped in the face, and even the protagonist is the one who often gets slapped in the face, but it is worth reading. Because it is very upright, it is very burning, and it is different from other novels. It tells a story about the unity of the world, breaking the darkness, breaking through the limits, and burning everything. A story about 40,000 years of cultivation, a little spark, and finally lighting up the entire universe.

Is this also called science fiction? ? ? ? ? Are you mistaken? Is this science fiction? ? ? ? ? ? I'm really speechless. A lot of books about supernatural powers, fantasy and weirdness are classified as science fiction.

I've finished reading it, and now I'm back to review it. I have something to say. The first few hundred chapters are indeed the routines of traditional online novels, with monsters and monsters upgraded, and quotations from passionate high school students who are desperate to die. But any normal person would find it awkward, especially the section about the magic weapon conference. I was very impressed, and just like reading it in small books. There is no difference in student compositions. There were times when I almost gave up after reading them. However, there are many parts in the front that are very childish and middle-grade, which is true. But without the foreshadowing in the front, there would be no subsequent grandeur. The writing in the back is not very good, nor is it shocking. God-like, but we can find from the style of the whole book that the author's writing style is slowly becoming mature (although it is still quite good, I suspect that this guy is cheating on the word count). The most important thing is not about the love, hatred and adventures of the protagonist Li Yao, the most important thing is the author or this book The novel's worldview and concepts are so profound for an online novel. It is not easy. When I first read it, I would think about how I would write it if I wrote it myself. But after reading it, sometimes I have to admire the author's experience and vision. This book has many shortcomings. It is difficult to escape the traditional shortcomings of online writing, but it is these shortcomings that highlight the unique shining point of the author's experience and thoughts. They are also one of the reasons why I was moved by this book. Although his characterization is not vivid, the plot is not compact, and even watery, but for "civilization" Interpretation and where "civilization" will go is very profound. On the other hand, there are not many subjects such as cultivation and technology. It is very popular. It is not easy for the author to write to this level. Every book has its dross. After removing the dross, what is compared is its essence. , There is one thing to say, the main theme of this book can completely cover up its dross, unlike some simple white articles that are purely about having fun. This is the reason why I kept reading until the end Finally, one last thing, hell, judging from the whole book, the extra chapters are where the author can become a god. Fang, the water content can be said to have been reduced a lot. After writing for two or three years, the best part was written in the extra chapter. I am really speechless. If you don't believe it, read the extra chapter about Earth, and compare it with the previous ones. You will find that this guy only realized his conscience at the end...

I first started reading this book about four or five years ago. It was the first novel I came across. However, after reading novels such as Perfect, Shepherd, Devour, One Thought, Doomsday, etc., I still feel that this novel belongs to the first rank in my heart. During this time, I set out to check out the review of this masterpiece in my heart. After reading it, I can only say that I have mixed feelings. Many people said that this book was poisonous. After reading so many novels, I looked back and couldn't understand why it was poisonous. I read a few book reviews and typed out a paragraph to refute it. After thinking about it, I deleted it. Maybe it was not the time a few years ago. I only hope that book lovers who are interested in this book can read it patiently. After reading one or two thousand chapters, we can experience the stories between Li Yao and Bai Xinghe of the Flying Star Realm, Jin Tuyi of the Blood Demon Realm, Lu Zui of the Tianyuan Realm, Long Yangjun of the Ancient Saint Realm... And the collision between three different civilizations. Finally, I would like to add that this book is not what you call a fantasy novel about cultivating immortals. Don't make a self-righteous definition just by looking at the hierarchical differentiation of Qi Lianqi Building Fund Dan Yuanying. What you cultivate is not some fantasy and illusory thing, but the truth in your own heart.

In the Tianyuan world, he was a little high school student who embarked on the path of cultivation for his dream of a luxury car and a beautiful woman. He established his Taoist heart on that wild train and became a cultivator. Skeleton Dragon Star, he is the last hope of the Tianyuan world. Facing an absolutely invincible enemy, he traveled alone across the sea of ​​​​stars, launched a four-dimensional jump, and saved his home planet. In the Feixing Realm, he pretended to surrender, but he never forgot his Taoist heart. Tieyuan Star, he and the Qi Refiners fought against the natural disaster and reconciled people's conflicts. In the Blood Demon Realm, he tried his best to prevent the war between the two realms and seek peace. In the federal capital, he was surrounded by millions of people, proving his innocence and strengthening his Taoist conscience. In the shadow of the dark nebula, he waited for a hundred years and finally came to the ancient holy world. In the ancient holy world, he saved this decadent ancient world and searched for the origin of the human race. In the Dragon and Snake Star Territory, he returned to the Tianyuan Realm a hundred years later, to bid farewell to a generation of heroes, and to establish victory on the Xinghai battlefield. In the evil land, he bombarded the city of heaven and man, announcing that the cultivators who disappeared thousands of years ago would return to the center of the star sea. In the Jitian Realm, he faced the monarch from ancient times and fought back in an unexpected way. In the Holy Alliance, he faced off against the final creation of ancient times in his weakest state. In the Tomb of Gods, he was the first to pass the test of "gods", and it was he who kept the enemy at bay. On the final battlefield, it was him again who wielded the final sword. Thank you, Li Yao, you are well deserved, a super federal hero. Your life is full of glory. Walking on the dark road, but you are not alone. Good night, Li Yao. Good night, Mr. Li. Good night, Li Buyao face. Have a sweet dream.

Sorry, Lao Niu, more than five hundred is still too expensive for me as a student. I went to pirate it, but I will come back to pay for it, come on Lao Niu. 🙂🙂

I hope the author will revise the first hundred or so chapters The clichéd opening of the old man's upper body makes people think that this is also a pretentious and cool novel. However, this setting is basically eaten up in the later period. The various villains' IQs are online, or they cannot be called villains. For the common purpose of the future of mankind, the collision between different ideas is the highlight of this book. Compared with the villains, the protagonists are more like He is a fool. His philosophy is simply to believe that future problems will be solved by future generations. He has not come up with his own method, or there is no better method at this stage. Whether it is the governance method of the True Human Empire or the Pangu tribe, I am deeply impressed. Social Darwinism or asceticism may be the inevitability of the evolution of human society, or in other words, Socialism is already being implemented. Comparatively speaking, I prefer the model of the real human empire, but no matter how good the model is, it is all executed by people. Human greed and selfishness make the best terms become a mirror. The solidification of classes makes the empire's model of the wise first and the strong come to naught. The family of the strong has better resources, and the starting point of the next generation is higher. In the end, the strong are stronger. Maybe the people at the bottom have a higher probability of geniuses, but the endless cycle prevents them from ever getting ahead. The models of the Pangu tribe and the empire each have their own advantages and disadvantages. It is impossible to judge which one is higher and which one is lower. Overall, this book made me firmer in my asceticism. Human beings are too insignificant. No matter whether their lives are wonderful or dull, in the end they are just a handful of loess.

Tomorrow I will have cultivated for 40,000 years

I have used it for the third time. I was studying before, and I watched bqg. Now I have a certain income, and I specially support the genuine version. I have to say that 15-year-old novels are still very old. There are many routines and slaps in the face that seem very low now, and it can be seen that Lao Niu's writing skills at that time were still immature, such as the frequent visitors "A Puff of Gray Mist", "Huge Huge", "Stunned"... But this book is my favorite among all the cultivation novels. The reason is that the cultivation system of this book is the most complete I have ever seen. As you can see from the name, Forty Thousand Years of Cultivation and Warhammer 40k (Warhammer 40,000) have a deep connection. The same is true for many of the settings, but they are also very different. Those who have read the setting of Warhammer 40k will know that psychic energy is the bridge between the subspace and the real universe. The emotions of the real universe will accumulate in the subspace to form entities and become the subspace demon. The influence of the subspace demon will affect the real universe and control the emotions of those who are sensitive to psychic energy. Xiusi's psychic settings are very similar to those of Warhammer, but the difference is that Shusi does not have subspace. So we need to understand the most basic setting of this book - the high-dimensional universe, the three-dimensional universe and the nesting mechanism between the two (⚠️This setting appears in the first hundred chapters, it is very important but rarely appears because it is too basic❗❗❗) At the beginning, this setting is introduced When it was mentioned how to divide the world, the book proposed that ⚠️the world has a relative position in the high-dimensional universe that is inconsistent with that in the three-dimensional universe⚠️ (this setting is marked as ①). To give an inappropriate example: Do you know the ball made by Mozi in the Three-Body Game in "The Three-Body Problem" (if you don't know, check it out). From a high-dimensional perspective, each ball is equivalent to a vast world. The sea of ​​fire outside the ball is the high-dimensional universe, and there is more than one ball in the sea of ​​fire. From a three-dimensional perspective, three-dimensional creatures have to walk a long distance to enter another ball, but from a high-dimensional perspective, they only need to break two shells. So based on setting ①, we can establish a space jumping mechanism. But the author's ambition does not stop there, he introduced another background board-level setting: ⚠️Psionic energy is the withdrawal/reflection/projection of the energy of the high-dimensional universe on the low-dimensional universe⚠️ (More information on this can be found in the two books Lao Niu's Spirituality and Earthlings, again marked as setting ②). The energy distribution in the high-dimensional universe is uneven just like the gravitational waves in the three-dimensional universe. Therefore, from setting ① + setting ②, we can derive the irregular tidal mechanism of spiritual energy, and then deduce the principle of the end of the Dharma era and the revival of spiritual energy. It's actually unremarkable up to this point. After all, many science fiction novels have forced the introduction of the impact mechanism of high dimensions on low dimensions. But don't worry, let's keep pushing. From setting ②, we can further get setting ⚠️: ⚠️Psychic energy is a basic universe component⚠️. You cannot find a place for psionic energy in the periodic table of elements because psionic energy itself does not exist in physical form. It is similar to gravitational waves. Like the background cloth of the universe, it can be acted upon or actively acted upon. Gravitational waves realize the interaction between matter, while spiritual energy realizes the interaction between matter and spirit. We can deduce setting 4 from setting ③: ⚠️Psychic energy can act on matter⚠️. Psionic energy can give substances "spiritual" attributes, such as aura, spiritual liquid, spiritual veins, spiritual rice, crystal stones, etc. And psychic energy can release very powerful energy (this is a bit like the annihilation phenomenon in the dark matter conjecture). As I just said, spiritual energy realizes the interaction between spirit and matter. Therefore, setting ③ can also be deduced from setting 5: ⚠️Spirit can act on psychic energy and can also be acted upon by psychic energy⚠️. So the cornerstone of traditional cultivation was laid, that is, by enhancing consciousness, it can become the source of attraction for spiritual energy. Just like a black hole on the background of gravitational waves, spiritual energy will converge towards powerful consciousness, so monks can release powerful power through spiritual energy and perform extraordinary means. Then comes the exciting part. From setting ③ and setting ⑤, it can be concluded that practice is to enhance consciousness and enhance one's attraction to spiritual energy. Setting ④ is further introduced, and the monk's spirit can mobilize spiritual energy, so settings ③, ④, and ⑤ are combined to obtain setting ⑥: ⚠️The result of practice is that one's own consciousness can rely on spiritual energy to achieve independent existence⚠️. At the same time, the combination of ③, ④, and ⑤ can also explain many common phenomena in cultivation, such as what is communication between heaven and earth (the consciousness of a monk is temporarily integrated into the spiritual background of the entire universe with the help of spiritual energy, reaching a short-term "pseudo-high-dimensional" state), and why low-level monks need to cultivate the physical body, and Why can only high-level monks break away from the physical body (firstly, powerful energy requires powerful material as a carrier, and secondly, spiritual energy outside of oneself is unpredictable. If the intensity of consciousness cannot overwhelm the influence of the external spiritual energy background, abandoning the physical body rashly will cause consciousness to be annihilated in the spiritual energy environment). It can also explain why monks become obsessed with it (because the monks swallowed too much spiritual energy and could not control it, the violent energy acted on the spirit, causing the spirit to be severely traumatized). Do you think it's over? Don't worry, this is not the essence yet, continue: Setting ⑦: ⚠️Consciousness is information about oneself⚠️. Combining setting ⑦ with all the above settings, replacing "consciousness" with "information", we get setting 8: ⚠️Psionic energy can be used as a carrier of information⚠️, and further get setting ⑨: ⚠️The results of practice can allow the information state itself to obtain and control more energy, thereby realizing the independent existence of consciousness⚠️. But this is only on the three-dimensional level. Combining setting ⑨ with setting ① and ②, we will get the ultimate goal of cultivation: By expanding the amount of one's own information to increase the energy of the information state, using spiritual energy as the medium, the dematerialization and de-three-dimensionalization of three-dimensional life can be achieved. It is known that spiritual energy comes from higher dimensions, so the ultimate goal of cultivation is to use spiritual energy to trace its origin back to the high-dimensional universe. Lao Niu did not emphasize how powerful the battle would be after upgrading. Individual "one punch to explode stars" and "destroy heaven and earth" did not exist in Xiu Si. Lao Niu emphasized the role of the large industrial system and point-to-point cooperation. It is true that the protagonist is powerful, but since he became famous, there is no opponent that can be solved by force alone. Even in the later stages, more emphasis is placed on the confrontation of consciousness (the battle between the avenues, such as the protagonist facing the big boss of the Empire chapter and the big boss of the Holy Alliance chapter). Lao Niu's cultivation system focuses on the structural goals and staged significance of advancement. It also explains many "whys" and "why nots" in ancient and modern cultivation circles. After reading it, you will find that the power system of this cultivation novel is—— Talk! Logic! Edit! Of!

I originally came to this book with the theme of cultivating immortality through technology. The first part of this book seems to be about traveling through the old man's flow, but from the second chapter on going to the flying star world, it completely becomes a discussion of human sociology. This is the best part of the book. I rarely read physical books since I graduated from high school. I used to buy every issue of "Science Fiction World". Many excellent articles in it brought a lot of thinking to the young me. But after graduating from college, I often came into contact with fantasy, history, and urban novels. After all, these are the main ones on the hot lists. It's cool, it's over, it's over. But it lacks the sense of weight or aftertaste that science fiction novels can bring to me. This book does quote Liu's Dark Forest. Some people are disgusted by this, but I think it is unnecessary. This book depicts villains or people with different paths very well. Everyone's IQ is online, and it's fun to watch the battle of wits. At the same time, the author's imagination about the combination of technology and immortality is also quite interesting, which is very interesting. There is considerable discussion of various human social systems. I still recommend everyone to read this book. After so many years of online writing, I think this book is really a good work.

This is a book about cultivating immortals with positive energy. Immortal cultivators can sacrifice themselves for mortals, and mortals can work tirelessly for their ideals. Strengthen yourself for what? Not for the so-called detachment, but for a better life for yourself, a better life for your relatives and friends, a better hometown, and a better world! The world of cultivating immortals is not about egoism where the weak prey on the strong. There is no secret plotting by the Nascent Soul monster that has survived for hundreds of thousands of years. The protagonist Li Yao and others are doing their best for their inner ideals...

I saw this news today and looked it up online, and the screenshots are proof Although it may have taken advantage of the earlier release time... In addition, the number one novel in the serialization is Lord of Mysteries

I know many people come here from listening to books, right? Some people are recommended by book lists or other books. In fact, there is no need to be angry, this book is not young at all At the beginning, this book could be said to have written about the vastness of the sea of ​​stars. Hey, it is obviously a cool article, but it contains all the opinions of us brats. I have come out and I am really responsible After so many years, I have seen many people scolding me again, especially the recent comments. Stop scolding me. This book is very old. It may seem naive now, but at the time... It was a leader. An era has passed (wry smile) I miss my old book friends. At that time, everyone was not so violent, and writing was just for fun, and everyone would say that it was a good killing, and it felt comfortable Elegance was only for elegance, and everyone would say first Good writing skills, sir, great talent I only write fairy tales to cultivate my heart. People will say that the protagonist is a Taoist friend, talk about the protagonist's hard work, and cultivate their own heart Unfortunately... I can't go back.

I saw it on some free websites and liked it very much. I downloaded this APP to support Lao Niu. I like this book very much. I saw many friends giving mixed reviews to this novel. It's actually nothing. If you like it, just read it. If you don't like this genre, just read other books. It's understandable. Let's discuss it peacefully (●'◡'●) Come on Lao Niu! Hehe ٩(๑^o^๑)۶😁

Many people said that the first volume of this book is not good at reading. But I think most of the people we followed from the beginning were in high school or junior high school, and now we are in college or have entered society. This novel really accompanies us for half of our lives. Just like a novel, we go from the federation chapter of a child who doesn't understand anything at the beginning and a simple-minded child, to the flying star chapter of a passionate young man, to the empire chapter of a wily adult. Really, for those of us book friends who have followed it from the beginning, there is no indispensable chapter, just like life is incomplete without one missing chapter. Especially the Gaiden is also indispensable for the elderly to read leisurely and elegantly. This is what I have in mind. To be honest, at the time when the first volume was released, there were only so many that were mainstream, and Lao Niu followed them quickly and in large numbers. This one can really become a god, okay? Support Lao Niu!

I was really tired at the end of reading this book. It often discusses philosophy and value issues in a few or ten chapters. Wouldn't it be a pain to do this in an imaginary novel? The author may have a misunderstanding, thinking that he has to write repeatedly like an old lady's feet in order to clarify his point of view. However, this makes it difficult for others to have a sense of involvement and it is very tiring and painful to read. Both the author and the readers are tired of having to write and read. In fact, there is no need to write many things repeatedly. The conciseness and conciseness make it enjoyable to read, and many things can be seen in small ways, reflecting the character and values of the character. There is no need to cover everything and cut out the number of words. The author still needs to continue to polish his writing style. You can read various famous books and classic novels to understand how these authors arrange and deal with details and foreshadowing. It is enjoyable and not tiring to read. Among the refreshing articles, I think the first few books of Sanshu's Tomb Raiders Notes series and Wild Dog's Heroes are good. They are detailed and brief, but the complexity is simplified. Make people feel immersed

I didn't read this on Qidian. I couldn't stand it after almost 500 chapters. I wanted to come to Qidian to find some novels that I could read. I happened to see this, so I'll comment again. This novel is first about a vulture, Li Yao, devouring the stars? Because I paid attention here, I later found that many places were borrowed (plagiarized) from Swallowing Starry Sky. Don't say that this is a novel written in 15 years, so it is poisonous. I have also read many novels written before 15 years, and some of them are not so poisonous. In this book, black is black and white is white. There is no mention of humans, monsters, demon cultivators, spies, traitors, infiltration, etc. Anyway, everyone is a fool, and they have only been able to fight head-on for so many years of cultivating.       ，（？）， I have also read a lot of cultivation novels. Generally, immortal cultivators and mortals do not disturb each other. Except for those who cultivate demons, they may kill innocent people indiscriminately. Many immortal cultivators just protect mortals. To save mortals by risking their own lives does not feel like a novel about immortality. He just applied the theme of cultivation to other themes. The protagonist has obtained these skills, why not share them with the federation? I wrote the previous article myself. If there are any opportunities, others will not ask. If it involves other people's privacy, then you cannot just share some practical skills (such as whale swallowing) with the federation to increase the overall strength of the immortal cultivators in the federation. Let alone the federation, not even share it with those close to you. It feels very selfish. This book portrays many people as too positive, but it is precisely because of this that I feel that some villains are more humane. Not everyone is so positive, there are always round and missing parts. That's all, I stopped at chapter 500. When I first started reading it, I thought it would last a long time, but I finally gave up.

The 40,000 years of cultivation is not the exaggerated time span of hundreds of millions of years in novels about cultivating immortals, but the development of cosmic civilization in the novel for 40,000 years. And "cultivation" is not about cultivating immortality, but really cultivating "truth". On the surface, this novel is a fantasy and science fiction novel with the cover of cultivating immortals. Inside, it is the deconstruction and shaping of the three views of the universe, the simulation and deduction of civilization development, which makes people marvel at the infinite charm of the star field

Burning, no matter whether the plot makes sense or not, or whether the characters collapse, it is burning! Burn! Burn!

This is an epoch-making work, and it was once popular on the Internet. This is a work that I praised everywhere as a tap water back then. In this book, I saw another extension of what is called science fiction, and I saw an opportunity for a "new author" to once again stand out from the crowd. This is Li Yao's science fiction story, and it's also the journey of Wo Niu Da. Looking back now, I still want to praise Wo Niu Zhenren for being so awesome!

This majestic sci-fi masterpiece has a word count that is a bit daunting, but it is still a novel worth reading. After all, this book is a hard-core science fiction text. Whether it is the structure of the world or the setting of the plot, they are all in place. The protagonist's IQ is online, and the supporting characters are not weak either. The various ideas and perspectives are quite surprising, even to the more discerning readers. I can't help but fall in love with it too.

This is a different modern cultivation story. There have been many successful works combining fantasy and science fiction before, such as "Swallowing the Starry Sky" by I Eat Tomatoes, but "Forty Thousand Years of Cultivation" undoubtedly takes a different approach, integrating science and technology with the cultivation system, and has gone its own way. While upgrading and fighting monsters, it has a sci-fi style similar to "The Three-Body Problem", which looks unclear but very handsome.

Thanks to Lao Niu for writing such a unique novel, which gave me an appetite for writing online for the first time at that time. Not much to say, just book all the tickets😈

It's so gripping, I can't stop

The time span is too long and a lot of holes have not been filled. It is too broken and too grinding. Others don't know, but I can't stand it.

I was really excited to read the previous 430 chapters, and I was immersed in the scene. The last time I was so excited was when I was watching Xian Ni. The previous 430 chapters made me feel that the protagonist is very close to us, and the cultivators are very close to us, and we can empathize more. Especially when I saw the experience of the ghost cultivator from seven thousand years ago, I was really shocked and really felt the spirit.

Use the endless flames to spread the power of a prairie fire and illuminate the dark universe. There is a kind of blood, maybe it is darkness. There is a kind of cultivation, maybe it is technology. The ethereal past, present and future, the cultivators swimming in the universe. Use your blood to burn away the dark curtain that covers the universe, and use your destiny to regain the power of freedom. Witness the new life of cultivation written by the author!

The writing is funny, but it has many shortcomings. For example, the Xuangu Battle Kai who was invited to bid was supported by the tester's body, and the stock picking Battle Kai has not been tested by ordinary people. It is a grassroots faction that cannot be used at all. It cannot stand at all. It sacrifices too much performance and causes more damage. Therefore, if I were to choose, the death squad would choose this kind of thing at most!

I have been watching it for several years and I haven't finished watching it yet. I follow it every day. I recommend everyone to watch it.