Monthly Settlement: My Talents Can Be Upgraded Infinitely

It's said to be a talent, but it's more like a passive skill, which is too much of a cheat.

Generally speaking, there is no poison. It's just that you don't have spiritual power to cast spells in battle. You only rely on magic weapons. Are you serious? That world is still a flower in a greenhouse. (Spells, alchemy, weapon refining, formations, etc.)" In the world of immortality, all these things are fatal, and there is another point in the world of immortality where the strong make the rules (Killing you is for nothing, and undeveloped geniuses are all for nothing (too much, others don't know that you have the opportunity to be someone else's fool (seize the opportunity)

The sect's influence and redundant settings are very difficult to see, so just brush up the talents as hard as you can. If there are some, just give them a four-star rating.

I have seen too many underworld cultivators competing for resources. Apart from the struggle, it feels really good to read this kind of heartwarming immortal cultivator occasionally.

It's not bad, but it's so monotonous that I lose interest in reading it later.

The writing style is not delicate enough, but the content is novel, very consistent with the world view of the game, and it also understands the "good intentions" of game planning.

I have seen the latest 500 or so chapters, and there are no particularly bad points. I have to say that the world of cultivating immortals is too harmonious, and there is not much intrigue. In fact, the plot development up to now can be said to be a repetitive straight line. It is nothing more than the protagonist upgrading and then conquering and continuing to practice. This path has been written all the time, but it actually becomes very weak after seeing it. The identity of the mysterious soul refiner can remain undiscovered for hundreds of chapters, and it has been in the world of the novel for hundreds of years. It is really unbelievable. It is too boring to write the plot of relying on Fang Yun to kill evil spirits through sneak attacks. Fang Yun is currently able to reach the peak of the Nascent Soul of the Evil Dao behind his back. However, he is still advancing the unification of the Qionglin Domain very slowly. In fact, in many cases, Miao Qinghong is not said to be radical, but the pace is too slow. It takes so long to write in a place where novice village has just emerged and the overall plot development is not big. I don't understand the author's arrangement in this regard. If this novel is written like this, it will either end up being too long and smelly with more than a thousand chapters, or it will collapse in the middle and late stages and be unfinished. Moreover, all the cultivation content in this novel is like playing, but this is originally a game world, so it is understandable, but it does not look real at all. In addition, the author's definition of evil sects is just a definition, and it is impossible to tell where their evil lies. Strictly speaking, these evil sects in the novel are leftist sects, but they practice different ways. They don't use children to practice elixirs or rely on blood to become gods. They are nothing more than ghost cultivation, demon cultivation, and blood cultivation. Even if they don't do these three evils, they rely on absorbing the exclusive demon vein and yin vein blood sea to improve their cultivation. The author probably discovered such a problem in the middle period, and made a special patch to talk about it, but the reasons given are not convincing at all. If you ask me, you might as well write it as a holy war with different beliefs, or a dispute between paths. Writing it like this is like a fool. The soul refiners are completely like the unreasonable medieval European tribunal paladins. Good or bad is defined by them. But Shu Huang can definitely read this book, at least it's not a particularly poisonous novel.

Proficiency in farming cool article There's no intrigue, it's very warm

Overall, it's good. It has the refreshing feeling of farming, but there's nothing toxic about it.