Speed ​​up the Path to Immortality!

Fairy Linglong's husband's family name is Bai, and her favorite youngest son is called Bai Guanlin. Since he is the favorite, why would he not give the viewer to his own son, but to an outsider? The prince is young, and the throne is handed over to the prime minister. He will return the throne when the prince reaches adulthood. Are you kidding me? Fairy Linglong is Li Changxi's mother-in-law, and even her favorite son is from the Bai family, which means that the other sons are too. Li Changxi is the daughter-in-law of the Bai family. Killing people from the Bai family is like killing chickens. It's really baffling that she has immunity from murder. She is just a daughter-in-law, not her daughter. Her son is not mentioned in the 20 chapters of the book. He is probably dead. If this is the case, can the relationship between the two get better? If he hadn't died, wouldn't it be even more puzzling?

Linglong dares to kill the protagonist if she wants to ascend? The merit of saving a whole world is really useless. The ninety-nine tribulations of soaring karma can chop you into dregs, and you may be killed directly if you approach the Xuanhuang Merit Tower. Wouldn't a sect that relies on meritorious deeds not know that killing people with meritorious deeds will generate a lot of karma?

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This is no longer an ordinary fairy novel, it is a piece of satirical literature. It's so well written, but it should be reconsidered again, after all, some book friends have already taken it too seriously. Damn, you understand, right? After all, it's better to be cool. Book friends, please don't take things too seriously. When the actual defense is to ensure that the damage is in progress, there is no such thing as advance (defense). In reality, this is a crime. Another annoying thing is that the concept of early defense is in line with the school spirit of Sichuan University. Do you readers understand? Don't let the boy who slays the dragon turn into a dragon!

Your introduction is really confusing. I don't know the story, the background, the future direction, or even the characters.

I've already read the introduction, haha ​​

Intrigue, confusion and self-confidence, fighting power depends entirely on boasting, everyone else is a fool, but the protagonist knows how to use merit,

According to the author's style of writing, he decisively leaves his name on the front line. I don't know when it might be overdue. After all, I think it is connoting certain people

After reading about ten chapters, it was too poisonous. The most noble and upright person in the world blatantly struggled for power, framed and harmed his colleagues. I want to portray the protagonist as very smart, but from the perspective of his behavior, he is just a 🤡. His logic is illogical and he forces the plot forward. Don't talk about filling holes in the back. Who wants to look at the back when it's so poisonous?

Tongtian specializes in cultivating formations and weapons. When Tongtian has four swords, the Four Sages must be indestructible. It can be said that Tongtian has a character problem. How can Tongtian be a bad guy? The teachings of Jiejiao and Chanjiao are mutually exclusive, which also means that Tongtian is not weak to Yuanshi. There is also Hongjun. Hongjun has just merged into the Six Saints. Hongjun in this book seems not to be affected by heaven? Hongjun's stance is Taoism, and Yingyin Zhunti is a traitor to Taoism. Will their stances be consistent? The great prosperity of the West was owed to the West by Hongjun or Tiandao. But Hongjun definitely doesn't want the Second Saint of the West to have an independent branch.