I Practice Alone in Japan

I just read the first 10 chapters. Let me briefly tell you my opinion. I came here to read the content about cultivating immortality. But most of what it talks about is love. This is a title scam. I suggest the author change the title. It is also better to filter readers.

Generally speaking, the writing style is okay, but I don't know what the plot is about. I really can't stand a so-called eldest lady, so I have withdrawn it. What on earth do you want to write? I don't know what the plot I'm watching so far is. It's all my own imagination, and I don't explain the reasons. Does a cultivator who is such a mother-in-law have to find this person?

Because sweet campus love comes in, it's good to save various girls in distress. It's also good to flirt with the female police officer and punish the evil and promote the good. But it's more outrageous to control the gang through the underworld lady. It's pure naughtiness in the bar every day. No matter in China or Japan, those who dare to go to bars alone to have fun are basically at the battle-hardened level. All women are like this. Does the author have a lot of such experience?

The writing is rubbish, you will know after reading a few chapters

It is better to give the male protagonist a complete set of exercises to inherit, refine weapons and elixirs, and practice external skills, as well as a collection of spells and formations. Just one set of exercises is of no use. It is better to have physical exercises in a place with thin spiritual energy. No matter where you are, you just need to If you have money, just spend money on those expensive medicinal materials to make medicinal bath extracts and coordinate with the exercises. Now that there is little spiritual energy, the exercises are not that strong. At this stage, you should just rely on practicing physical skills. Just throw the medicinal materials on them, cast some small spells to make money, and buy medicinal materials to improve your strength.

The taste of peach color is too strong. If you write a novel about cultivating immortals instead of focusing on cultivating immortals and focusing on picking up girls, and you only deal with ambiguity, this is a bit intolerable, so I gave up. . . . I give you four stars. Overall, the subject matter is right, but the direction is wrong. I recommend an ancient text - Huan Zhen Dao. You can read it. It is also an urban cultivator. This book is half a divine book. The first half is divine, and the second half is too slow.

So-so, nothing exciting. After reading more than 30 chapters, I just watched the protagonist flirting with girls. The only way to do it is just a gimmick. Whether the protagonist knows how to practice or not does not affect the plot.

He did nothing else but seduce a little girl. What about training?

There is no spiritual practice, no immortality, just sweet love.

Women for women's sake, there is no plot at all, it's very blunt, it's just one sentence, it's no different from other Japanese youths, the difference is that the author's writing style is better💩