Fairy Gourd

The best thing to watch is Xiu Xian, bar none

A wolf demon actually didn't notice that the protagonist was nearby, and was even frightened by the protagonist's ball of water.

A classic in the cultivating genre!

I watched it for the second time, but I still had no patience to read on. I couldn't bear the name of the protagonist for a long time. The names of other supporting characters were also good. I also tolerated the yellow face. But if you become an immortal, you will still have a yellow face even if you become a golden elixir. I don't ask you to become a jade tree in the wind and have immortal qualities. Beautiful appearance, but you always emphasize that having a yellow face is a bit weird. The same goes for martial arts. Dual cultivation of magic and magic is not enough. There are a lot of messes. A righteous sect can only cultivate magic. It is also a bit useless to practice magic weapons that damage others. It is a pity to throw them away if they are tasteless.

Having a heart that is good at discovery may change your destiny. Jiao Fei saw the extraordinary nature of the Taoist priest passing by, so he went to become a disciple without any doubt. With his own hard work, perseverance in Taoism and the teachings of his master, he entered the path of cultivating immortality. If he hadn't noticed any difference at the beginning, perhaps he could only be an ordinary person for the rest of his life, not to mention seeing or even participating in the world of immortality that was different from the secular world.

This is the first Cultivation of Immortality I have read, and it is also the one that impressed me the most. Even though I have read more than a hundred fantasy novels about Cultivation of Immortality, it still cannot compare to how much he is in my heart.

I read the reviews and many people didn't like this book. It's normal for personal tastes to differ. Except I don't like the taste. Most of them are novice-level readers. This book is not a book about decisively fighting against the sky, the earth, and the air. This book is relatively slow to pick up. The setting of this book is interesting. Of course, many people don't like to look at settings and prefer to look at show-offs. The writing style of this book is like a Chinese essay. Probably because Toad is more influenced by the owner of Huanzhu. The owner of Huanzhu Tower is the one who wrote The Legend of Shushan Swordsman. .

Overall, it's okay, but there are too many typos. This runs through from beginning to end. If there are fewer typos, it will be a book that can gain a lot of points. The title of the book is "Fairy Gourd", but it is not a story that completely revolves around this. The name is a bit far-fetched, and it has a bit of a pursuit of immortality and Taoism. Although the Fairy Gourd plays a role in it, or has some descriptions, it is not the core. Some of the details are quite well written. The most unexpected thing is the inconsistent driving Sure enough, the authors who can write articles are not simple. There are some pitfalls that were not filled in in the end, which can be said to be blank spaces in writing. At the end of the article, you can feel that there is some deliberate inflating, and it also feels like it ends in a hurry. I don't know what is going on with the author. There is no very impressive plot in the whole book. Maybe there are too many books on the Immortal Style. From the earliest batch to the present, many stories have been written over and over again. It may also be that the number of books read is not bad, but I am a bit tired of aesthetics. Reading books is a matter of opinion, and it depends on each person's own experience. Overall, it's good. Thank you for meeting me. Thank you to the author for writing this novel. Writing this story is not easy.

As expected, good books are hidden deep. I flipped to the bottom of ten years of online articles before I saw this book. It was really well written, but no one recommended it. I spent a long time looking for it. . .

I have read this book a long time ago. I think it is definitely on the level of a first-line fairy novel. I highly recommend it!