Cultivating Immortality Through Deceitful Ways

It seems that after about five chapters I want to complain: 1. I finally found a way to practice cultivation, but I ended up paying the price of my life. Can get started (I think this setting is not a big problem~) 2. After finally being able to practice by swallowing pig eyes, he was raped again by someone else. Interrupted (I was interrupted once when I first started learning) 3. The practice was interrupted, and the protagonist realized that he could not "practice" for a long time ( Brother, how long have you been practicing... You are so weak!👎) 4. The protagonist enters cultivation at the cost of shortened lifespan, and then I thought that if the protagonist does not have the ability to "kill everyone", at least he has the ability to protect himself! The result!!! I was restricted by the author again, saying that I was afraid of "unknown effects"?! I can't continue to use krypton life to improve my strength. Author, are you a "talent" sent to society by Tencent? Does the protagonist need to get a VIP to continue playing...

There was no plan, I felt like I just wrote whatever I thought of. There were a group of pyrotechnicians who specialized in handling corpses, and the people above specifically reminded them not to show their skin, and then everyone wrapped themselves up tightly. As a result, just because the first five people walked too fast and fell, more than 100 people and more than 60 people pulled each other to expose their skin? Most of them died? What do you think? Is it really just for the sake of mindlessly highlighting the horror and forcing people to die? Since so many people are wrapping their bags tightly, they must be wrapped in paper. Even if the paper bag is thick, it is not so easy to break.

It was baffling to read, the main character was weakened in various ways, and he was also extremely curious. It was none of his business but he still had to figure it out. In short, this book made my hair boil.

When I saw Chapter 406, I couldn't stand it anymore, so I skipped to the end and read it, but I didn't expect it to end immediately. I feel that the author is a bit out of control. In the early stage, I can feel that the author has a lot of ideas in his mind, but he cannot write them out, which directly causes the article to sometimes seem to be jumpy. After taking control of Ksitigarbha, I originally felt that the author has gradually become better. However, the part where the corpse Buddha goes to the forbidden area of ​​​​the dead is very bland. I couldn't help but cut off every few minutes to read something else. And it has reached 60% and is still using lifespan to suppress the protagonist's level. It can be seen that the author can no longer throw out any settings. I can only say that I hope the author will continue to work hard in the next book.

The subject matter is not bad, but it's a bit discouraging at the beginning, and then it starts to get a bit awkward starting from Mizusawa. I have no idea what the protagonist is doing, and I'm a bit clueless. The protagonist's selection of abilities is too hasty. There is no need for things like Dionysus. It would be a waste to develop seven or eight abilities in a balanced manner. In the strange world, the most important thing is to be able to survive, and the ability to save life is the most important. Just add a few life extension methods and you will be done. The strength of constantly committing suicide is completely insufficient. Originally, the field development of the Tiandao Insect was the best. After all, it was mainly parasitism, and the danger was not great before the Yangshen. However, Blood Moon appeared too early, and the power level was too high, making the protagonist look like little Calami. The highest level in the prison area is the Yang Shen Da Meng Zhenren, who is still a newcomer. The second level of the blood moon, the golden elixir Yuanying, dies at will, corresponding to the Yin and Yang gods. It is still unknown how many levels there are deeper. It turns out that the blood moon is only around the peak of Tiangui, which is a bit inconsistent. If anyone can pull a dog on the third level of the blood moon, he will beat the prison area, so I can't stand seeing the blood moon, and I feel that my combat power has collapsed. After all, it is known that in the high-level power stable area, the main power is like soul pollution and assimilation. The Tiandao Insect is parasitic, and the Blood Moon is like an abyss. Basically, it's like grazing, and it's a miracle to survive in the prison area. It's a waste that the protagonist Gui Shi is not open to ordinary people. The life extension efficiency is directly maxed out. I personally think that if Wumu, Dream Butterfly, and Immortal in the Mirror are brought to Yangshen, then it won't be a big problem to go out and wander around. There are too many bells and whistles.

There is no explanation as to how the plug-in came about. This cheat is getting more and more outrageous. You're invincible at the beginning, but you'll be reduced to invincible in the later stages. I have read too many routine questions like this. It will become more and more outrageous later on. After all, if the writing crashes, the plug-in can solve it. The combat power is simply shattered. The realm is written and played in the same way. The worldview is becoming increasingly confusing and incomplete, with many holes left unfilled.

It is really a big mistake for the author to describe the immortality of the dead as eternal life. How can immortality and immortality be regarded as eternal life? Doesn't eternal life mean eternal life? And I feel like the author has confused longevity with longevity? Doesn't Shouyuan mean the upper limit of lifespan? I remember there was a paragraph where it was said that the protagonist almost exhausted his lifespan, so why didn't he die? And how can longevity, which is the upper limit of life span, be traded? What can be traded is lifespan, right? What can be consumed is lifespan, not longevity, right?

The setting is good, but the details are really average. It has a beginning and an end, but lacks connection. It feels like a storybook that has been scribbled by children. From time to time, two sentences are missing, which makes some conclusions and results a bit inexplicable. It does not affect the understanding of the general content, but it is very awkward to read.

Watching the protagonist's skills form a system step by step, there is a kind of nurturing joy! Especially when the author writes a novel, he just writes a novel. He does not write about the ugliness of human nature, nor does he deliberately write about the ugliness of human nature. It does not include personal things and disgusting people. It is smooth and comfortable to read. There is no brainless villain to forcefully promote the plot. This point must be praised.

Ah, Ren Qing is so good at cheating. No one can compare to him. He can acquire so many skills without practicing. He is simply invincible.