Immortality: My Talent for Cultivating Immortals Can Be Refreshed

If there is a spirit body, it must be hidden unless you tell it. If you are able to get into Tsinghua and Peking University, you need to take 2 exams. People are unpredictable and you have to keep a low profile.

The book I picked up from qd is quite good and can be read by old bookworms. Although some plots still have some logical flaws. When switching maps, the logic is a bit stiff. For example, in Qianhu, you can obviously use secret techniques to hide yourself, escape from the earth, and let Xiaobai take him to break through the restrictions and leave secretly, but you have to fly away from the sky, attract attention, and be chased by the enemy. It makes people want to complain... But overall it is still watchable, the plot is relatively smooth, the protagonist's The behavior is pretty good, I'm not trying to sell dog meat. I may not have grasped the first part well, and I'm a bit over the top, but the back part is pretty good, and my talent is also on display. I really have a little bit of a mortal feeling, a bit like Han Paopao. Thinking is not about being stubborn, but about practicing stably. It has a clear purpose. You can be a genius even if you can be stubborn. It is relatively flexible. You can really run away when encountering trouble. It does not force the protagonist to stay and face the crisis. It is one of the few novels in recent times that can equal it. There don't seem to be many recommendations? I don't seem to be able to find it easily by searching here. It's a very good novel. Come on, the author. I recommend it. I'm afraid you'll become a eunuch 😂😂

Any author who hides his talent from the beginning is of very average quality. Only in this way can the author tell some cliche plots. Today's authors don't even understand what Gou Xiu is doing! He only pretends to be a fussy grandson and accepts his misfortune. To put it simply, Gou is the sixth child. He must be cautious and tactful, leaving room for more trump cards. He should try to take as little risk as possible and be implicated in the cause and effect. Once there is opposition, he should kill decisively. This is the core of Gou Xiu. Sneaking is not a secret, Li Changshou is enough to be the sixth child! But is he sneaky? If you have talent, you must show it appropriately. Only if you show it to 70-80% can you be trained by the sect. Otherwise, why don't you join the sect? Resource skills will not fall from the sky. On the contrary, if the qualifications and talents are obviously mediocre but they improve all the way, wouldn't it be more problematic? The problem of seizing one's body! Except for those demon cultivating sects, this kind of thing rarely happens in orthodox sects. The first sect needs generations of geniuses to pass on. Everyone still values ​​​​the second reputation. There are so many adventures in the third genius. It is rare but not impossible to advance faster during the period of Qi training and foundation building. If everyone takes away the body, the world of immortality will be in chaos. Many authors always write the protagonist as having persecution paranoia, fearing that he will still cultivate some kind of immortal, and he will not be able to pass the level of Taoist heart.

Ling Xiaobai, the protagonist's spirit beast is also quite disgusting. You don't need to give it this way if you want to give the protagonist a chance. Even if a spirit beast does not suit the protagonist's wishes, even if it is very useful, the protagonist's character is so stubborn. If the protagonist is in danger again and again, it is better to just kill the spirit beast.

Your division of realms into different levels is so disgusting. Why don't you also write people down as different levels of monks? At least I can compare the big and small to know who is stronger at the beginning. You, a late-stage Nascent Soul monk who fights level 11 monsters, who can tell what level he is, whether it is a golden elixir or a spiritual transformation? When you write the elixir yourself, you have to hold a piece of paper next to it and write that level 4 represents the late stage of foundation building.

Whenever the protagonist lacks something, someone comes to give it to him. When he goes to the market, someone comes to give him physical training skills. After delivering the physical training skills, he comes with spiritual consciousness skills and promotion teaching talismans. He feels that it is too soon and he still has to go. Are you still fighting for this moment? Later, you have to test the success rate of making talismans. Others can learn it on the second level. It would be better for you to do it directly to 50%. Finally, before going to the market, you have to come up and give a wave of first-level middle-grade talisman making methods. Others say that this is something everyone can do, so you have to make it? It was still done under threat, and more and more people were exposed. I didn't look at it later. When I went to Fangshi, someone would definitely jump out and give me something.

You can take a look, maybe it's because I haven't read a fairy tale for a long time. The main character is very stubborn and focuses on making money and spending money to improve his cultivation. In fact, I thought the disgusting senior brother in front was a weird master who tested the protagonist. Unexpectedly, he literally targeted him. The battle mainly came from some inexplicable competition, such as being caught growing valuable spiritual fruits at home and killing him, or being blocked after finishing the vegetables. To be honest, I only realized after making this comment that when the protagonist encounters a spiritual creature, he will spawn a demon beast, and then when he meets another monk, he can't take it and run away smoothly. Another point is that the spiritual pet clearly has the opportunity to make a contract, and then he refuses to make a contract. I'm just being generous. I'm just afraid that rare spiritual beasts can backfire and die if they make a contract. Maybe the author wants to show a setting where he and the spiritual beast are equal friends, but have you ever thought about it? I have met knowledgeable people and found out about forced sales. After all, there is no contract, and there is a system forcibly patching it later. Why can't you check the hidden talents before? This is the capital you can develop, and you can be so careless. The spiritual body is just garbage. It's not big enough to refresh a new one later. This is a bit superfluous. The monster setting here is also quite strange. To be honest, the level is low and you can count it in the early stage of refining. The first, middle, and second levels can still be separated. When a ninth-level reader pops up, it still counts. It is better to directly add the early, middle, and late stages. It feels uncomfortable to see the thief. Now that I think about it carefully, I have no idea at all. You said that the initial level is equivalent to the Qi refining spell. Then what does the subsequent spiritual talisman mean? Foundation building or the power of the late Qi refining. I quite like the overall development of the protagonist. It feels like watching a mortal cultivating immortality. During the day, he works in the fields, collects vegetables, practices physical training, and draws magic spells to earn money. When encountering danger, he runs away when he can. However, in order to promote the development of the plot, trouble must keep coming. I don't know what happens next. What does it say, but the rating is not so low? It is worth spending a day to read 140 chapters (there is no such thing as a female protagonist so far, the protagonist is not a holy mother, she only seeks Taoism for cultivation, and I hope not to have too much contact with the 18-year-old genius formation girl who appears in the new chapter)

Pig's trotters will be given whatever they lack. If there are no skills, someone will give them to them. If they need wood, they will randomly go to the farm. If they are short of gold fingers, they will be rewarded with talismans. If they are missing talismans, someone will arrange them. Others have a 20% success rate. The pig's trotters are 50%, and they show it. Others are pretending to be good at first-level talismans and mastering second-level talismans. Otherwise, don't be stubborn. You have been hiding it in the beginning. Isn't it interesting to pretend to be cool later?

The protagonist has a really good attitude, and the people who ridicule you can still have a calm attitude, awesome. Pets are even more disgusting. If you don't control and ban them, or if they don't obey you, just write them to death.

In the early stage, the protagonist was acting cunning and the weirdo didn't lead him. Too ridiculous. I'm afraid that in reality, I can't survive in the workplace and write novels. The book attributes everything to the gloomy psychology of the old man who takes charge of the job. In fact, this kind of thing is very common in reality. People work and get paid, so they have no obligation to teach them. Interns are given to them by the company or unit. If you want someone to take care of you, you can either work more honestly. If you are diligent and sweet-talking, they will naturally teach you. You only see other interns learning more than you, why don't you see that others are really hardworking and not lazy. In reality, I have seen many such interns, and most of them have been eliminated. When other veterans are studying, they also work a lot or learn how to be a good person. The protagonist thinks that others are free to be considered a good person