As a Passerby, I Have Loaded the Female Protagonist's Immortality System

This ghost has been strengthened a bit too much. It only has a little obsession after death, but it is immortal and has a little bit of the essence of a enlightened person. Damn it, it was not so desperate when alive, but after death it is so awesome that it wants to go to heaven. The point is that all ghosts are like this. Are you sure that in this world, ghosts are not rampant? Also, immortal cultivators won't turn into ghosts when their lifespan is approaching? It's too outrageous. He's just like the Evil Sword Immortal with a little bit of obsession and resentment.

It feels like a mess, with no connection at all, here and there now.

The previous stage of cultivation was quite interesting, but later on in the Nascent Soul stage, the world returned to normal and began to collapse, and the plot exploded. All the characters seemed to be crazy and overly crazy just to survive the plot, running around in every world. He took an altar and turned it into the future, and then ran back to the past and the future a few moments later and became enlightened inexplicably. The passer-by setting is purely a passer-by and the characters that have been talked about are not described at all. You can see the mess in the front if you look at it in the back

I always feel that the first fallen immortal who appears in this book is a bit too strong. Could this be the true birthplace of fallen immortals? I feel that the narrative is very grand. The mention of Fairyland should be in the future long after the previous part. No, it is not necessarily. It may also happen in the past after forming a closed time loop. I hope it will be linked with the previous part. I hope it will be longer and update more chapters.

Check in first one two three four five six

What the hell is this setting! ! Cultivation has to be allowed by the exam, so everyone here is a consumable, because the one at the top of the pyramid does not allow ants to come up and sit on an equal footing. The most important thing is that no one has any relatives or friends.

It's really well written. Well, you can read it when you're in the study. It's quite good. It's just a little bit low now, let's raise it for a while.

The character in the novel picked up the synopsis, does anyone know? If you know, tell me

Solitary yin does not arise, solitary yang does not grow, so practicing pure yang does not lead to a long life.

I heard that crystal cigarettes can lead to immortality