
Eternal Life Begins with the Self-generation of Literary Spirit
About This Novel
He was born into a wealthy family, but he was just a concubine. Li Rufeng originally wanted to be a civil servant, rely on family resources to find a small official, and wait to die. Fortunately, a proficiency panel has arrived. With the support of the panel, the reading progress is very fast. Becoming a Prime Minister and becoming a Marquis is no longer out of reach. Or if you practice martial arts, you may live forever. But under the peaceful and prosperous times of the heyday, there are undercurrents. Ghosts, monsters and evil spirits appear one after another. Li Rufeng had no choice but to start practicing proficiency through reading. From a literary leader to the pinnacle of martial arts. The liver creates a path to immortality!
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Official(8)Scraped 20d ago
Why forcefully write a knife? Are you not Gu Long able to write the charm of a knife? If you can't write anything, just write about sword honestly.
Even a weak scholar can achieve great things, Confucian sage
I don't know how to evaluate it. The writing style seems like there is a plot that is suitable for pretentiousness, but the author insists on describing Rory in detail. The excitement was lost by the wordiness at the beginning, and I suddenly felt very sick.
The combat power system is not set properly
Instead of adding supernatural powers like ghosts, you might as well write them as pure demons and monsters, which are better than man-made ones that can mobilize ghosts, or write a high-level martial arts route. The combat power system is not very reasonable, so the subsequent plot is quite boring. Also, the protagonist upgrades too fast and becomes a martial artist before he can do anything. He is almost invincible in literature. Then write about cultivating immortals directly?
It's rubbish, but it's just the way your brain writes it. Waste of time
It ended badly, it felt a bit sudden
Combat strength is unclear
The combat power is erratic, and it is inexplicable that it will become a small state at another time. There is a very proficiency system, which just avoids mistakes and speeds up practice. No, it's a one-step system. Too outrageous! !
Faster and newer
Update update update update update update update update update update update! ! ! !
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Community(0)
Official(8)Scraped 20d ago
Why forcefully write a knife? Are you not Gu Long able to write the charm of a knife? If you can't write anything, just write about sword honestly.
Even a weak scholar can achieve great things, Confucian sage
I don't know how to evaluate it. The writing style seems like there is a plot that is suitable for pretentiousness, but the author insists on describing Rory in detail. The excitement was lost by the wordiness at the beginning, and I suddenly felt very sick.
The combat power system is not set properly
Instead of adding supernatural powers like ghosts, you might as well write them as pure demons and monsters, which are better than man-made ones that can mobilize ghosts, or write a high-level martial arts route. The combat power system is not very reasonable, so the subsequent plot is quite boring. Also, the protagonist upgrades too fast and becomes a martial artist before he can do anything. He is almost invincible in literature. Then write about cultivating immortals directly?
It's rubbish, but it's just the way your brain writes it. Waste of time
It ended badly, it felt a bit sudden
Combat strength is unclear
The combat power is erratic, and it is inexplicable that it will become a small state at another time. There is a very proficiency system, which just avoids mistakes and speeds up practice. No, it's a one-step system. Too outrageous! !
Faster and newer
Update update update update update update update update update update update! ! ! !









