Cultivation of Immortality: Immortality Starts from Contracting Ginkgo
by Hs
About This Novel
Gu Qing travels through the world of immortality with the Book of Contract Make a contract with the ginkgo tree at the beginning and get a thousand years of longevity Contract with blue algae and gain the ability to clone Contract with the down-and-out immortal cultivator and obtain spiritual roots Contract with the branches of the world and gain the power to open up the cave. ... Thousands of years later, a figure lay down and sighed: "I really just made a few hundred million more contracts!"
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Official(4)Scraped 13d ago
It's okay, non-toxic, easy and warm to cultivate.
The rhythm is very comfortable
The pace is neither too fast to be annoying nor too slow to be boring, which makes me feel very comfortable, and I also like the genre. Come on, the author (ง •̀_•́)ง! !
Very good Come on Come on Come on Author
Author, you have to keep at it!
The results of this book seem to be quite unsatisfactory, but I still want to read the next plot... I hope the author can keep writing!
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Community(0)
Official(4)Scraped 13d ago
It's okay, non-toxic, easy and warm to cultivate.
The rhythm is very comfortable
The pace is neither too fast to be annoying nor too slow to be boring, which makes me feel very comfortable, and I also like the genre. Come on, the author (ง •̀_•́)ง! !
Very good Come on Come on Come on Author
Author, you have to keep at it!
The results of this book seem to be quite unsatisfactory, but I still want to read the next plot... I hope the author can keep writing!
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