Talking about Weiran, what is the disciple of the Seeing Peak, and what is the rotten Xingtian Sect?

Seeing the peak of sex is a very special environment, and there are two biggest causes for the initial character of Weiran. See the peak of sex and the great era of the future.

A character's character must have its causes, and it must be affected by the surrounding environment and what he has seen and heard.

If there is a change in the personality of the character, it is either a sudden change brought about by a violent impact. Or, subtly.

Today, I don't want to talk about the character of Weiran, only about the peak of sex.

Seeing that the peak is very special, his position is impartial, relatively detached, and he feels quite out of place with the Xingtian Sect, and he is burdened with a special mission. As for what the mission is, we will talk about it later.

From the master to the sister and brother, from the environment to the people around them, they all have a great impact on Tan Weiran's ideology and values.

Past and present lives add up to two influences on the conversation.

A book friend asked Lao Di what the title of the book meant.

Lao Di can say: Without the influence of the peak of seeing nature on Tan Weiran's ideology and values, Tan Weiran would not have embarked on the road of immortal martial arts of "Silence and Ten Thousand Vehicles".

If you write characters casually and manipulate the characters' personalities and ideological outlooks casually, Lao Di can also do it.

But Lao Di doesn't do that, because Lao Di is responsible for you and your lovely book friends.