A Thought Through Eternity

The protagonist Bai Xiaochun left the mountain village where he grew up. Because his parents died early and lacked discipline, he looked simple but had a brilliant mind, and became a scourge in the village. However, he pursued immortality wholeheartedly, lit incense, and was taken into the Lingxi Sect by Li Qinghou. He entered the fire stove room and ranked ninth. Together with other senior fellow apprentices, he secretly ate the spiritual food of the elders, and his cultivation progressed rapidly. He first came into contact with the spirit refining method, and after spending a year of his life, he was recognized as the master of the turtle pot and qualified as an outer sect disciple (first met Hou Xiaomei). He was forcibly dragged into Lingxi Sect Xiangyun Mountain by Li Qinghou and became an outer disciple. He took the code name Little Turtle and won the first place in the ten monuments of Wanyao Pavilion, becoming Hou Xiaomei's idol. The outer sect competes first and meets Du Lingfei for the first time. He offended someone from the Law Enforcement Hall, got involved in the rebellion of the Luochen family, saved Du Lingfei and Hou Yunfei, and survived a narrow escape. He was rescued by the mausoleum guardians, returned to the sect and was named an honorary disciple, and became the head disciple. He was sought after by all the major cultivation families and gained a lot of cultivation resources. He developed a strange elixir - Estrus Elixir, which was used by Elder Zhou to cause trouble to the Lingxi Sect. Discover Zhang Dahai's talent for spiritual refining and help him improve his telekinesis. In the sect's south bank trial, with the "help" of Elder Zhou, he won the first place in the south bank. In the battle between the outer sect's geniuses on the north and south banks, he defeated all the geniuses and was promoted to the inner sect's disciples as the number one. He used the Estrus Pill to sweep all the tasks related to ferocious beasts in the mission office, which directly caused all the mountains near Lingxi Sect to be filled with countless ferocious beasts in heat, making it impossible for other inner disciples to perform tasks there. After a joint letter, he was designated by the head of the sect as a disciple who does not need to complete any tasks within ten years, and who can get a lot of contribution points every month. Using animals to test strange elixirs (refined medicines with unknown medicinal properties) caused an animal rampage in Xiangyun Mountain. Several of the deceased ancestors of each sect came back to life and possessed small animals. They studied the method of thunder cleansing medicine and almost caused thunder to destroy Xiangyun Mountain. They went to Ziding Mountain to study the mutually reinforcing medicines, which caused acid rain to fall on the two mountains of Ziding Qingfeng. After causing public outrage in the three mountains on the south bank, they were finally thrown into the Valley of Ten Thousand Snakes by Master Li Qinghou. After discovering the fake night burial, he learned the secret of the Blood Creek Sect's eternal object. At the same time, in order to practice the art of controlling people, Bai Xiaochun left the Lingxi Sect, traveled day and night, transformed into a night burial identity, and entered the Blood Creek Sect. Because of rumors, he was misunderstood by women in the world of mortals and was hostile. Bai Xiaochun was kicked out of the military camp due to an accident while refining fire in the military camp. Bai Xiaochun had no choice but to open a spirit refining shop in the city. Starting to return to Nihe Sect, Hongchen Girl chased her. The two had a fight and accidentally broke the estrus pill. Bai Xiaochun's first time was gone (Bai Xiaochun's eldest son, Bai Dabao, began to conceive). From the forbidden area of ​​life, on the way back to Nihe Sect, he rescued the fortune teller who was used by the wild natives for breeding. Encountering a war boat pulled by tens of thousands of skeletons, with a woman singing, I found two skeletons on it that had perfected the immortality skill. They managed to escape with the tokens of the tomb guardians. Entrusted by Lingxi's lineage, he took away a baby girl from the Han family's true spirit. When they arrived at Tongtian Island, they met Du Lingfei and had a heart-to-heart talk with each other. Du Lingfei reminded Bai Xiaochun to be careful about Hou Xiaomei (Hou Xiaomei had already been taken to Tongtian Island as a bodyguard, but was actually possessed by the ghost mother's ghost). After leaving the Immortal Realm and fanning the world, I received news from Big Fat Zhang that the cultivators of the Nihe Sect were arrested and will be persecuted. Bai Xiaochun was angry, killed Tianzun, and defeated all the Tianzun. Then he went down to the Nihe River and sent the cultivators into the North Meridian Sword, and asked Gongsun Wan'er to protect him. He went back to the Evil Imperial City to kill the eldest prince and save his wife and children (Song Junwan and Zhou Zimo were already pregnant), but the Heavenly Lord worked together to stop him. Fortunately, Song Que spared his life to protect the two daughters. By the time Bai Xiaochun arrived, Song Que had died, and the two daughters Song Junwan and Zhou Zimo were in coma. Send Song Junwan, Zhou Zimo and Song Que (corpse) to the Taoist Tower of Life and Death, and use the Taoist Source of Life and Death to help the two girls have a fetus and restore their origins, and help Song Que return to life. After Bai Xiaochun recalled every bit of the past with his beloved relatives and friends, he began to try to break through to the realm of dominance. He combined his own vitality with the moon flower and turned it into starlight to try to light up the entire starry sky. In the process of Bai Xiaochun's understanding of the world, Tongtian Taoist They came to kill him again, but they were destroyed by the newly resurrected Song Que, the Holy Emperor who had just stepped into the half-step of domination, and the returning Flower of Eternity. However, Ni Fan still woke up. When the Holy Emperor and Song Que faced Ni Fan's palm, Bai Xiaochun stepped into the realm of domination. Bai Xiaochun's body was no match for Ni Fan, the four great magical powers were ineffective against Ni Fan, the Water Country was no match for Ni Fan, and he used the starry sky as a furnace to seal Ni Fan, but in the end he could only defeat Ni Fan. When he was about to die, he realized the eternal origin, used the eternal origin to burn his own vitality and the vitality of the little turtle, used the Luotian Finger four times, and successfully killed Ni Fan. However, under the counterattack of Mie Chen who took away Zhou Fan, the Eternal Flower (the Eternal Continent was sent to the river of time), Bai Xiaochun was heartbroken, evolved into 1.08 Million realms in the heavens, experienced the origin through countless years, stepped into the eternal realm, walked into the river of time, met the master of Daochen, and chose one, two or several eternal flowers.

Bai Xiaochun's goal: Immortality My goal: to get rich It's very interesting. I'm going to wait for the anime update instead of reading the book. By the way, has Ah Qi gotten rich recently? Or is it a chicken blood injection? It's so good, it's the first time I love Ah Qi so much.

The plot is okay, but the characterization aspect is torn. I can only describe the character Bai Xiaochun as abrupt. Take the section on the Great Wall as an example. The author over-exaggerates Bai Xiaochun's role. I don't believe that there is not a single skilled craftsman in the world of cultivating immortals who can produce weapons of mass destruction. The barbarians can immediately come up with a plan to deal with Bai Xiaochun's weapons. The Great Wall also stands there. It's been a few years now, and there's nothing I can do about those souls. They're all trash, so I admit that they can't be found. But why did Bai Xiaochun get it out of something that so many people couldn't find? This aura is too obvious. If he was a person who traveled through time, and had strange ideas that were different from people in this world, it would be hard to explain, but he was a native, so why was he so unexpected? And the time when Bai Xiaochun's alchemy furnace was swallowed, his behavior was really as crazy as he wanted. He was so angry that he only allowed the state officials to set fires and not allowed the people to light lamps. They had to stand and let you kill them to be satisfied. What did the original text say, " Seeing that the elixir he had worked so hard to refine and the elixir furnace that was about to explode were swallowed up like this, Bai Xiaochun was a little dumbfounded, as if his head had been hit hard, his breathing became unsteady, and a trace of red light slowly flashed in his eyes. "Let me translate it: The weapons I worked so hard to kill you to earn military merit were destroyed by you. You didn't let me kill you, and I was very angry. Does the author think this is cool? It makes me feel uncomfortable. Some plots are also extremely delayed. The war between Lingxi and Blood River begins. Bai Xiaochun returns to Lingxi after receiving the inheritance of the Blood Lord. The battle is about to begin. Bai Xiaochun is still having an ideological struggle there, saying that he doesn't want people to die. Only when the war begins does he come out to stop it. He is almost killed by Xuanxi's evil deeds. He makes a decision right from the beginning, and a random Nascent Soul elder comes to him. Suppressing half of Blood Creek's cultivation, isn't this just killing? It's so troublesome, and the writing is so sensational, I'm embarrassed to death. It can be seen that the author changed the outline temporarily. In the early stage, he said how dark the living environment of the Blood Creek sect system was, and it was purely an evil sect. However, in the end, he was cleansed and hard-washed. He didn't even mention the evil sect. It's annoying.

One thought is longevity, worth seeing

You can also read the first part, but later on, starting from the war between the Lingxi Sect and the Bloodstream Sect, the whole novel seems particularly childish. The two sects started fighting. The male protagonist ran to the battlefield as a disciple to ask everyone to stop fighting, and also persuaded the two sects to merge. The point is that the two sects really merged. In the end, the two sects merged to fight other sects, and the male protagonist went to persuade the four sects to merge. They had already suffered countless casualties, but they merged calmly. It was very childish and ridiculous. The male protagonist was also a very lustful scumbag, and some characters were merciful and had ambiguous affairs. The whole novel is very naive in its small direction, so I won't go into details. The author's thoughts are too much like the same, just like a child playing house, extremely childish.

The protagonist is afraid of death, but he has the courage to look back when his friends are in danger

The characters of the supporting characters here have changed, right? Every supporting character is the same. He kills people every day. When he encounters the protagonist, he becomes as cowardly as a dog. The protagonist believes whatever he believes and kills without batting an eye. He eliminates all those who pose a threat to him. When it comes to the protagonist, it becomes the protagonist who can coax others with just a few words. 😂

How to put it, Bai Xiaochun lost his parents when he was young, and when he grew up, he was sent to the Daoji Sect as a proton against the river, and was abandoned by his own guardian. What he has always wanted is for his friends to be firm to him, for his fellow Daoists not to be blinded by interests, and for someone to always stand by him and support him.

What I wrote earlier is pretty good, take a look at it later! I was moved when I heard what you wrote at the end. What's next? It's not an exaggeration to say it's garbage! What could have been a classic had to be filled with garbage. Also recommended? Not recommended

The protagonist can have flaws, but the protagonist in this book is portrayed by Er Gen as extremely anti-intellectual. He is a complete villain. His cultivation has reached the level of gods and humans, and his mind is still the same as that of a kindergarten child. This leads to a huge contrast, especially the section about refining medicine, which is repetitive and vulgar. I have read more of Er Gen's works, but I am very disappointed with the protagonist portrayed in this book.