Parasite Cultivation: The Racial Cleansing System

This book tells about a world managed by Heaven, but Heaven uses bugs to deceive and blind people in order to make humans give up thinking, so that they can live in the pleasure of cultivating immortals and be eaten into empty shells by bugs. In the beginning, people have developed into the planetary age, but as people continue to change , people have long forgotten the true face of this world. There is only one Zerg eradication system still working, and the protagonist is also the person chosen by this system. In this way, the protagonist begins to confront the way of heaven. In general, this book is very imaginative. The person who writes about cultivating immortals is actually controlled by insects and blinded.

Very good subject matter. The characters are more distinct, and Zhao Hao has a good journey. In the beginning, the Zerg were parasitic, then the Zerg became the rules, and then the rules themselves. But the strongest artificial intelligence should be rules, not rules (you can not abide by them). Continuous reversal is nothing but a cocoon and a human heart.

It took me a month to read the entire book, and I was filled with emotion. Looking at the title of the book, I thought it was just an ordinary parasitic cultivating immortality. The ending is nothing more than a way for everyone to recognize the true face of the world and achieve normal cultivating. However, this is not the case. In the beginning, Bai Bing traveled to this world of parasitic cultivators and discovered the existence of parasites. In order to prevent the parasites from devouring himself, Bai Bing suppressed his cultivation and gradually understood that people like him who could see parasites were evil cultivators, and they saw the world differently from the orthodox monks. But the righteous monks are contaminated by the rules of this world, and everything they see is false. Bai Bing walked cautiously in the world, lonely and helpless. He found a way to exterminate the insect swarm through the system, and understood the hierarchy of insect swarms and the strange foraging rules of high-level insect swarms. He learned about the so-called heavenly control of insect swarms in the world, learned about the efforts made by humans in the past to eliminate parasites, and finally embarked on a story of reining in the rules and restoring innocence to the world. Zhao Hao, Bai Bing's junior fellow student, was helping Bai Bing all the time without knowing it due to a combination of circumstances. Finally he woke up, found his original intention, committed suicide and ended his life. He thought he was a clown, but the protagonist brought great help from beginning to end, making the whole book more interesting. All in all, this book is worth reading. I can't spoil more. The content is more exciting than what I said. I hope you will read it and see you later.

It's very good. The good guys and villains swap each other and the logic is completely reversed. It's really refreshing. There are not too many surprises in the subsequent plot. It's OK to just relax and watch.

In this kind of horror world, can't the protagonist be more serious? Why don't you just let it go with a playful smile? Although you are a time traveler, I feel like you are a child playing. In this environment, your biggest reliance is to systematically study, use, or carefully study those fallen immortals to master their technology for self-protection. Instead, you have to show your face, as if to tell everyone: I am different, come and kill me. I don't know if anyone still remembers that his wish was to "live". If it was not possible to find a place to live in a remote mountain and old forest isolated from the world, wouldn't it be better to slowly study bugs?

The whole book is generally good. The subject matter is relatively novel. It is not limited to the distinction between good and evil in traditional immortality novels, but tells the story from a world view of "insects cultivating immortality". The only shortcoming is that some characters are not explained clearly. Characters such as Zhao Hongxue seem to be forgotten later and do not appear again. And whether the protagonist will marry two or one in the end (gossip

Good looking, Brother Jinghao

The plot is quite novel and I can watch it, but after reading about a hundred chapters, I stopped watching it. I feel very frustrated. The bugs in the bishop's body can't be eliminated, and it sticks to the reader like a thorn. It's too uncomfortable. Whoever wants to read it can read it.

The setting is novel, the story, and the plot are very interesting, just like playing a game. This kind of book should be about darkness, betrayal, survival, shock and madness, etc., But the writing is like playing a house.

It's a very thoughtful book, but it's a pity that it wasn't written at the right time.