Cultivation of Immortality: Starting from the Boy Who Refined Medicine

Well written, the unintelligent and arrogant Chosen One plus cheats can't survive Chapter 20

After reading more than 30 chapters, others think you disturbed her sleep, scolding you a few times is not beating you, but you are going to kill someone later? That's awesome. I don't understand why the author added such a plot point? Prove that pig's feet are awesome? Anyway, I thought it was good to watch it before, but suddenly I didn't want to watch it anymore after adding such a little plot.

Although it is an old-fashioned proficiency panel style of cultivating immortals, it has some features that are quite nice to read, such as the self-created fetal breath realm and finally using bows, arrows and knives instead of swords to cultivate immortals. It will not be aesthetically fatigued when you read it. The small drawback is that sometimes there are typos or overtyping of words. I hope the author will read it and check it after typing, otherwise it will affect the reading.

The more you look at it, the more general it becomes. The realm is complicated, the narrative is confusing, the layout is confusing, and the main line is confusing.

It is rare to see a novel that fully describes the protagonist's time travel plot at the beginning. This is the first time I have seen a novel about immortality in the past five years.