Looking for Immortals

What is mentioned in the book introduction is the type I like. I will save it first. Can anyone tell me if there are too many women? Then I can decide whether to read it or not.

I think Dada's interactions are so loving, so I'm here to support the author. It's hard work, Dada, but you still have to take time to interact. Good books are always popular, okay Dada?

The ladies in this book are all pretty and slightly frowning, and the male protagonists are all slightly curled up at the corners of their mouths, making you so spicy that you will die laughing.

This book is really good. I will continue to support the author. I like your novels, your stories, and your themes. You must work hard, it's great!

It is really well written, just like the one I just read (The Ghost Exorcist), the writing is smooth and the rhetoric is appropriate. I am really lucky to read this book in my lifetime. [Emot=default,09/]

This book is neither a stallion nor a noob, and the plot is as interesting as a mortal cultivating immortality. I won't talk about the advantages, because it's really good. I will only talk about the shortcomings below, but there is more nonsense, and it is all about various introductions to logical thinking. Sometimes it is not a good thing to have more of these in the book, because it is out of the reader's perception mentality. What the reader reads is the plot of the book, not the various vocabulary about Taoism that the author has cobbled together. Your wording makes the plot in the final book less exciting to read. I hope that the "author" can use less of this kind of messy and superfluous personal self-addition in his future personal works.

In fact, overall it is good, a well-written book, but it is a pity that it was ruined in the fairyland chapter. The writing before Immortal World was very good. In fact, when I read the Immortal World chapter, I predicted that it might have a hasty ending. Because by the time we get to the Immortal Realm chapter, we have already reached nearly 90% of the entire text. Sure enough. In fact, later readers only need to see the protagonist's first arrival in the fairy world. I don't recommend watching it later.

I am a primary school student, and I like an assignment that I did for 20 minutes. Don't like too many

Isn't it true? He is a loser when he comes up, pretending to be a pig to eat the tiger, pretending to be a slap in the face, I like it if he is a woman! A normal male protagonist who writes about immortality!

Now that we have traveled through time, we need to figure out the names. Which author would use the same name when called and the same name when writing? This is a level problem, okay?