Actually, as explained by the customer service girl before, the so-called cultivation is actually a kind of energy civilization. Many people say that they are not used to it, and think that the author wants to write urban technology to the road of no return for Xianxia.

Let me explain here that in fact, Xiuzhen is just the term of the earthlings themselves, and it is the term of the Huaxia people, and the Westerners call it a super soldier or a divine warrior or something like that. It is impossible to call it that way in the universe, and in this book, in fact, all such civilizations that use energy on their own are unified into energy civilizations. It's just that since Huaxia already has a distinctive name, why should it be written as an energy civilization.

This book is not too much of a prison if in the end. There are several types of civilizations that should be written, and each civilization may have branched out or simply gone astray at any time due to different development processes. Therefore, as one of the sub-civilizations developed by the earth itself, if the Xiuzhen (energy) civilization is removed, will it be very monotonous?

In this book, energy civilization is also a kind of science, which adheres to the most basic rules of the universe. Therefore, no matter what type of energy civilization appears, there will not be the kind of scene in Xianxia novels, cultivating into an immortal king and immortal emperor and then invincible in the world. My meaning is very simple, even if you are an Immortal Emperor, you can't create energy out of thin air, in an environment where there is no suitable energy for you, in addition to the energy you usually store, you can only rely on thick skin to resist. Even the Immortal Emperor can be ground to death by mortals, energy is energy, matter is matter, there must be one.

Today, I have written about some of the cultivation, and I guess everyone should be very sore to watch. Nima, garbage like this is also called Xiuzhen? But it is!

Since the current earth is the age of science and technology, and Xiuzhen has not become the mainstream, there must be a reason. Otherwise, as some book friends said, Nima, since Xiuzhen has appeared, why do you still let mortals be emperors? He secretly controlled them a long time ago, and then killed and robbed mortals.

What the author wants to say here is that I also think so about this, these cultivators definitely don't have discipline, but why don't they do that?

Read on, and soon you'll know.