Immortal!

The charm is almost meaningless. Cultivation of immortality is not just about luck. It's too forceful. You can say that what you strive for is better opportunities. And the way of heaven is so easy to catch. Logic is not good. Mortals dare to stop a dragon from walking on water. The dragon's energy will shock you to death. Even mortals who have no cultivation level dare to write to kill a big snake that has been practicing for many years. At least you have learned first-class kung fu. Killing a big snake by luck with a treasure weapon can catch the reader's heart. It can be said that this book is almost meaningless at the beginning. The writing is not detailed enough. Classics must have the meaning of classical cultivation. The homework logic must be at least in place.

I like Jing Keshou's books all the time, but this update is hard to describe. If the setting style is the same, I like Wen Chao Gong's book the best. It's non-toxic and refreshing. The other books are barely interesting. The author should work hard. He can learn from them and polish them carefully before publishing them. Either he should keep the quality and be a little more racy, or he should write more without leaving any poisonous points, so as not to end up being an unfinished eunuch.

It is creative and high-level in cultivation novels.

I have yet to see whether the protagonist of this book has any brains. But the villain is too brainless. It can only be average

The disadvantage is that the writing is too compact and many details are not written out.

Let's talk about the first one first. The story setting is innovative. Although it is not enough to become a new genre, this innovation is also worth watching. It is one of the few clean things among the many fairy novels at present, and does not have the poisonous points of most novels. Second, the storyline is compact and interlocking, making people want to stop. Although there are only more than thirty chapters at the moment, it can already make people feel a very good story, a grand world view, and the little characters going against the current of the times they live in. This is the beginning of a good novel. (Everyone reads novels just to enjoy reading this, hahahahaha) Third, I would like to talk about some shortcomings. The characters are not full and three-dimensional enough. This may be because there are not many chapters yet. I suggest that the author can describe the protagonist's personality in a more three-dimensional manner in the later stage. The novel seems to advance a bit too fast, although I know it is to catch up with the plot of the spiritual tide's revival. All in all, the whole novel is worth reading, and the recommendation index is five stars. Author, please update! ! !

Qingdi is exactly the same. . . . . . . . . . . No hahaha

One of the better recent Xianxia novels is Licorice!

How to say it? Placing one's life on others is all a risk, and the protagonist would have died long ago.