The Road to Immortality

The writing at the beginning was okay, but the writing at the end became shabby. Many places were wrong. In the middle period, the protagonist became more and more cowardly and unprincipled, and his thinking and behavior were also messy. I liked this book very much and insisted on reading more than 400 pictures. I really couldn't stand it anymore! You said that this protagonist has a lot of heaven-defying treasures, but his strength is actually very average. Well, the orbs can grow forty times the growth rate of anything, but their only function is to save lives in times of danger, but he can't refine elixirs. The reason is that because he can't produce it every time, he feels that his talent is average, and then he gave up and went to draw talismans. He also yelled all day about inserting his spiritual roots. He is the foundation. How much strength can drawing talismans improve? Does it make sense to practice advanced elixirs? Where can I sleep with all the elixirs in my body? I practiced awesome body training, but according to the description, the only effect is that my recovery is a little faster and it is harder to die. Is it necessary to practice for this effect... And the marriage later. I clearly don't like a girl, but when my mother said it, I agreed without any principle. Is the protagonist going to be a mother's baby? Is she going to be a breeding pig? Just go home every day and give birth to children. What kind of immortality are you practicing? It's really unprincipled! There is also the Qi Refining monk in front of me. He has to drag a group of weaker ones to escape for his life. He eats and drinks what you have and takes what is yours. He also thinks that it is because others give him face and he has to give gifts...

In the middle stage of Qi training, you can kill the demonic beasts in the foundation stage! The monster can't escape yet! If you wait until Qi training is complete! Isn't it possible to kill the Nascent Soul stage demon beasts running all over the ground! Waiting for the protagonist to build the foundation! Wouldn't it be possible to kill Mahayana Qi Hao without the power to fight back! Then what else is there to do with the division of realms?

Qingluan's failure, the maid is weak and easy to have sex with, she is simply a burden, and it is also the highlight of ordinary novels.

It's so boring. The Qi Refining Period takes up a quarter of the whole book. The resources are really great, but they don't upgrade. You run here and there to get them. You're in the Qi Refining Period, so where is the right place for you to go... Ugh

This is more than 200 chapters ago, and I am still practicing Qi. What's the use of fighting if you can't win.

This kind of book is disgusting. In the early stage, the upgrade is as slow as a dog, but in the later stage, it is as powerful as a dog.

Too much verbosity and nonsense, holy mother of professions.

Although I only read about a hundred chapters, I can still read it. The author just said something and left if it didn't work. The first time I saw it, I felt I understood the male protagonist. The second and third times were okay, but don't come here the fourth, fifth, or sixth time. Watching too much will have the opposite effect. I really want to say: Male protagonist, you were not qualified to join the sect when you first wanted to, but you got benefits after joining, and you kept saying "leave if you can't do it". It's hypocritical!

Does the author know the running accounts? This book is as complete as flow printing and has no sense of substitution, and it is too rigid😓😓

You can practice for ten years in the Qi refining period, but a bag of treasures seems to be useless!