I Cultivate Immortality With Scientific Thinking

The Lingnan Volume is completed, let me summarize it.

In general, it may be because of the problem of being a novice. It is my first time writing, so I didn’t write many things I wanted to write well.

First, the Plants vs. Zombies in the Land of the Fallen God. I wanted to write more details, but because I was in a hurry to take the exam at the end of the semester, I had no choice but to speed up and turned it into a personal show of the protagonist.

Second, the experiment of the inner alchemy method. Because of my poor writing skills, I could only write down my ideas and finish it hastily. As for the social reforms brought about by the thinking of the time traveler, it was not well reflected.

Third, the Lingnan War, the final rhythm was not well controlled.

The longer I write, the more I find that writing is really a talent. What I think in my mind and what I write are completely different things. Cry~

But I can only try to write it down.

The ultimate goal of this novel is to make it as interesting as possible without breaking the logic too much, and to write out my own characteristics that are different from other immortal cultivation novels.

So whether it is every realm above the Golden Core or every battle, I try my best to be completely different from the previous ones, instead of using the Fireball Technique from Refining Qi to Transformation of the God.

As for the background setting, I also abandoned the expedition to the outer world or the ascension that caused the world to dry up, which was imitated in other immortal novels, and created my own.

And the major maps are not completely connected, and the plot of Lingnan will not end just like that.

In short, try to avoid routine and skin-changing articles.

So the next East China Sea volume will not be written in the same way as the Lingnan volume, but will be more inclined to farming, constructing various conjectures proposed in the early stage, such as [Spiritual Network], [Aura Particle Accelerator], [Nano-scale Factory], [Fantasy World], etc., and this is also the core and the most part of the book.

Of course, I want to try to write about the human relations that I am least good at, because I find that everyone seems to really like to watch this kind of thing. Although many people say so, the subscription volume is obvious~

But God has pity on me. I am just a college student and have never been out of society. The so-called human relations are all written according to the TV series Kuang Biao. I can only say that I will try my best. Cry~

As for the heroine, how should I say it? I think this is the best arrangement.

After all, the protagonist will definitely become an immortal in the future. I really can't think of how much cheats Xu Mengyun needs to be given to let her catch up with the protagonist.

Although the protagonist is also capable of helping her, I think it is meaningless to cultivate immortals with a family. Moreover, I think not every girl is willing to be a burden to the person she likes.

Besides, I think that since the protagonist can really confide in someone, he must have his own thoughts, his own dignity, and his own pursuits. I also think it's a bit strange that such a person would rather devote himself to being a burden just to stay with the protagonist, so let's just part ways amicably. After all, separation is also the norm in life.

Not to mention, I think an unforgettable separation is far more emotional and meaningful than staying by your side.

This is the end of the Lingnan volume, and the protagonist will meet more new people later.

For the next East China Sea volume, I will refer to the Age of Discovery in Western fantasy novels to write, pioneering, war, blood, development, and then usher in the end of everything.

Thank you for your support, I am very grateful!!!