Aeiddius
- Nov 6, 2018
- Joined Nov 4, 2017
[unknown] There are three ways to reach the Great Dao, friend.
One is the righteous path, The Dao of Good! - Cultivate righteously everyday and gain qi for every mission done!
Second is the Demonic path, The Dao of Evil! - Steal the cultivation of others! (As Ananya stated)And lastly, the most dangerous of all paths, that by which borders between to do or to not do.
Legend has it that it is far harder than climbing the Nine Heavens and refining the abyss! This path only has two end! To win and gain the throne as God of all Universes and Realities or to perish and fall to the deepest parts of the Nine Hells!This the Dao of the epic, the powerful, the truly evil and rebellious!
The Dao of Hacking!
I'm very sorry brother, it was part of my negligence that I've done such thing. And thank you, you've saved the lives of many other brothers. And again, please do forgive my negligence.
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After all this hype between Zero and Roland's battle is over, it got me thinking a bit...
On chapter 630, Isabella said about Zero:
"...She's engulfed numberless commoners and witches and absorbed their memories, knowledge and longevity. So for the time being, Zero has lived for over 200 years."And on chapter 639, Isabella said to Roland:
"The trophy a winner will get in Soul Battlefield is memories and lifespan, which can be owned by any human being..."When roland counted the number of households in the apartment (Chapter 635), it totaled to 2,124. This means Zero absorbed 2,124 beings. Assuming that the maximum lifespan of a person under optimal conditions is 100, then wouldn't Roland live for more or less 212,400 years?!
And then he says that achieving Spaceflight is impossible in his lifetime. lol. Then wouldn't he literally bring the Virtual Age to this parallel world? What do you guys think?
(If it's true...he will outlive everyone...including anna and nightingle and imouto-chan. RIP to Roland)
If only money can buy your way through, but cultivation is a sacred and divine thing! It has no shortcut! And hell, I had like 3000+ spirit stones, what about you guys?
Well basically, it's like putting a story section in our profile where we can write and show our own stories to the world (Just like wattpad) but this will be independent from the rest of the translated stories (Afterall, you can't ensure all of them has qualities). Anyway, I think it's just a good idea, I mean, when a user is looking at the comments then as they browse, they'll saw some interesting dude and looking at the stories he made will allow the user to learn more about the person.
P.S. Invisible Dragonn.
In iOS, to know a word's meaning, you just have to highlight them and a black bar will pop up where when you click the, "Look up", the word's meaning will appear. Though I don't know about the Android's, but in the iOS webnovel app, you can't highlight things. Though this isn't really significant or anything, I think the app will be better if the highlight was allowed, making iOS user's reading experience much better and faster as they don't need to go through merriam or something just to look up for the word's meaning.
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Recommended Book
[I'm Really a Superstar]
I Recommend [I'm Really a Superstar], written by Chang Yu. There are three reasons why. 1.) It's fun, 2.) You learn a certain philosophy, 3.) You learn to appreciate literature. I used to not care about poems, prose, radios, ancient novels, televisions, books and many other things. I merely shrug them off as nothing but piles of complicated crap. I mean, who would care about poems and other literature stuffs you don't understand? But that's when I read this book and it enlightened me. It showed me a part of the human person that you simply cannot express in simple words but something you had to find for yourself, and finding this part is what literature is for. It makes us go deeper within ourselves which we greatly neglects. Now what is this part i talked about? It's what you find when you appreciate poems, books, novels and any forms of it. There exists some kind of bliss within that we humans seek and we don't even know we seek it. That's why i'm grateful for this novel. Oh and I also learn that certain philosophy, what is it? Just go read it for yourself, though, in a sentence, it would be; "Woods will bent, Metals can melt, Stars may fall, but my unyielding soul never will". And lastly, as in Zhang Ye's ways of wording himself, "The rest are just all bullsh*t, it's all about the fun!"Agree with ye