I Have a World of Cultivating Immortals

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I think the author can control the rhythm, but this control is too much... I saw chapter 200 and it was still 7th level of Qi training... Known realm in the book Qi training 9 Foundation Building 9 Golden elixir 9 Nascent Soul is unknown Unknown god There is an upper realm beyond the transformation of gods, and there is obviously a return to void. There is also the saying that the Hedao jellyfish opened up the Tianhe realm... What kind of Celestial Emperor's dojo is it that comments on Hedao Jellyfish Hedao in the book... At present, Chapter 200 is still 108,000 miles away from gathering and building the foundation. I have been working on this material, that material, this technique, that technique... Conservatively read at least 300 chapters of foundation building? How can the difficulty of building a foundation to a golden elixir be doubled? Chapter 900 Golden elixir? Golden elixir to Nascent Soul Chapter 2100? It's close to 4300 chapters from Nascent Soul to Transformation? More than 8,000 chapters from transforming into a god to returning to the void? Return to the void and reach the 16,000th chapter of Hedao? What is the known maximum of 32,000 chapters in Hedao? Isn't it said that the further you go, the harder it becomes? A two-fold increase seems small, so how about a three-fold increase? That would have to be hundreds of thousands of chapters... A series within my lifetime, or would it suddenly accelerate? Start with 5 levels of Qi training, followed by hundreds of chapters of foundation building, hundreds of chapters of golden elixir, and dozens of chapters of Nascent Soul? Dozens of chapters to become a god? Dozens of chapters of returning to the void, dozens of chapters of combining the road, dozens of chapters of combining the road, and dozens of chapters to finish the book? This is almost a thousand chapters...

It's really not appropriate for a novel about cultivating immortals where the male protagonist has a child just after establishing his foundation. It's really too early. Having a child is equivalent to having a bond. To be honest, I still prefer Han Li in the novel about mortal cultivating immortals, which has a heroine but has no children even in the end. He is devoted to the Tao. To be honest, this book is actually very good in terms of plot and writing. After all, I stayed up all night and read 500 chapters. It is really attractive. However, after seeing that the male protagonist has a daughter, for some reason my expectations for this book instantly dropped a lot. After all, in my opinion, the male protagonist is still a "young man". But now that he wants to be a father, I feel a bit alienated, so I decided to abandon the book in the end. After all, the male protagonist's level is really improving too slowly... Chapter 500 has not yet been completed, and it is really too early to have a child this time. Sorry to go

Why do many authors connect exercises and realms together? Is it laziness? Cultivation of immortality is not a grade test. After learning the first level, you can learn the second level. The level of the exercises is actually related to the realm. What is the purpose of the exercises? Moreover, most authors write that upgrading skills means absorbing spiritual energy to upgrade. Typical game writing settings are that spiritual energy = experience, full experience = upgrade,,,,, and rising to a higher level is equivalent to refining energy at a different level! During the qi training period, you absorb spiritual energy to refine your qi, during the foundation building period you absorb spiritual energy to refine your qi, and during the foundation building period, you absorb spiritual energy to refine your qi, and the golden elixir Yuanying compresses your spiritual energy to continue to refine your qi. Even when you reach the Tribulation Transcendence Mahayana, you still refine your qi. Will quantitative changes lead to qualitative changes? What is the difference between Qi training period red hair and Mahayana period exercises? How to point directly to the avenue? Isn't it all about refining qi? There are only a few acupuncture points in the human body. Counting the three rounds, seven meridians, and three major Dantians, there isn't much to study, right? Does the refining spiritual energy pass through this acupoint? Just change acupuncture points for foundation building? Or refining an acupuncture point? Eight acupuncture points for foundation building? A good exercise can train 18 acupuncture points? How good are the ancient novels. First, the essence is transformed into qi, the qi is refined into the spirit, the spirit is transformed into the void, and the void is returned to the Tao. The path and method are clear. As a result, the current immortal cultivation novels are all about refining the qi. It is better to change it to the qi practitioner. No wonder the end of the method absorbs spiritual energy to refine the qi. Can it be the end of the method?

I only read two to three hundred chapters. The protagonist travels back and forth between the world of traditional sect cultivation and modern technological cultivation. The author probably spent all his brain cells on coming up with such a setting, but the subsequent plot development is really dry. Not to mention a lot of logic bugs, the main reason is that there is nothing interesting about it. The author wanted to write a cautious and ordinary protagonist, but in fact, he wrote a lonely character, struggling at the bottom to explore narrow roads, fighting and intrigues, and nothing was written about it. The plot is dull and slow, and occasionally the disgusting female supporting story is thrown in to cater to the market.

The subject matter is good, but the author's skills are limited. There are too many poisonous points, too many unreasonable points, and too many inconsistencies. Especially the inconsistencies are really hard to watch. Just like Chapter 111, "I really don't know how to show mercy to others." Wu Xue frowned, but she didn't know that the last person who cared about her had just been sent away in this arena. In Chapter 112, Wu Xue happened to be in the audience and witnessed the whole battle, and also adopted Cao Yaling's tactics for his own use. I said earlier that I didn't see the top player playing, and complained about this opponent's lack of compassion. Later, I said that I saw the top player play, and learned other people's tactics. Author: Are you suffering from Alzheimer's disease? There is absolutely no memory ability that a senior author should have, and there are so many poisonous points that it is only suitable for reading without thinking. [Emot=default,01/]

I can't find the reason why it is so popular. The two-part transfer is just a leftover joke played by many people. The plot is also a running story and has no main line. The character creation is also based on facial expressions, relying entirely on various so-called competitions to promote the plot. It is very strange to see the protagonist suddenly change his style in the school competition into a battle of wits and various so-called plans. The protagonist's planning IQ was not foreshadowed at all in the early stage, so I decisively abandoned the book at this point. The writing level can only be said to be market operation.

Many paragraphs are dispensable. After reading them, I feel like I have read them, but I feel like I haven't read them. They are all useless and have no value. The paragraphs are written as dispensable, and even some chapters are almost dispensable. When writing the article about cultivating immortals, the main plot is delayed, and the plot is serious. I could have just rushed to the next step, but I stuffed a few more chapters to make me want to skip it.

Rubbish novels give people the feeling of forcing their wits down. As far as the plot is concerned, there is no logic at all. In such a big world, building a foundation feels like one is superior to others. The logic given by the author is that many people cannot build a foundation until they are sixty years old. There are very few teachers at the foundation building level in high schools. All the disciples of the head of the Shenmu Sect who are at the foundation building level can take their turn to become the head. What kind of logic is this? As for the paddling classmate who is the protagonist, I won't say anything. At the age of 18, many people can't build the foundation. It's outrageous that many people can't build the foundation. Let's do the math. If he's 18 years old, he's practicing the fifth level. Let's give him another 20 years to reach the ninth level of Qi training. There are still 22 years left. Tell me why many people still can't build the foundation in these 22 years? Immortal level Qi training, foundation building, golden elixir, Nascent Soul, transformation of gods... I won't mention the latter. In a world where spiritual rice cultivation is relatively developed, the protagonist's family background can eat spiritual rice every day, and people with spiritual roots can be found everywhere. Compare it with the East Wasteland. For a moment, I was really speechless. After seeing the protagonist in his twenties building a foundation, I couldn't stand it anymore. Although the protagonist has a plug-in that can travel through the world, the protagonist's talent is not good enough to become the second person to successfully build a foundation in the Wuqi Taoist Academy... Overall, this novel is full of flaws and I'm speechless. I couldn't stand it after seeing Foundation Establishment. It's so stupid.

You are the only book I didn't buy for nothing. I specifically recharged my money to read it. I have read books that cost not less than 500 but also 100. I am very optimistic about this book.