Cultivating Immortality in Two Realms

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It's simply contradictory. The family that kept your predecessor's entire family in captivity for 100 years (gas collection) logically has nothing to do with you. You want revenge. The deal with Old Man Cha is really to trick you into death (don't talk about golden fingers, and there is also a rescue protagonist who will not die whether he saves him or not), but you actually don't care? 6 Pussy

When I saw 172, I felt uncomfortable watching it. The pace was quite comfortable, the setting was interesting, and the writing was smooth, but it just made me uncomfortable watching it. It's not because of the suffocating calculations and repression of Fei Qi Dao (I also watch Chu Sheng), nor is it because Gou Zai practices Qi Dao to show his holiness in front of no one. Just watching it made me feel confused and paralyzed, and I felt that the main character left a deeper and deeper impression on me. It was the stereotype of the clown that became more and more profound and intense.

The character of the protagonist becomes worse and worse as the characters are written, and many times they do things without knowing why.

This protagonist has talent but not talent, talent but not talent, a moral heart but not a moral heart, and he is not sinister enough, it all depends on cheating! What's the point of this immortal cultivation?

Lucky friends, please give me a reply

The last book I read felt very average. If it were not produced by Wenzhaogong, I would not read it at all. I thought he had exhausted his talents, but this book is consistent with his style, but also has new ideas. It is good and you can continue to pursue it.

As mentioned, since the Qi Dao side is lacking in resources and is full of evil hands, and the Qi Dao training side basically has the resources to build up cultivation, then if I were the protagonist, I would definitely focus on practicing Qi Dao in the early stage, and I would not talk about it until I reached the golden elixir before leaving the mountain. However, the protagonists of this book do not hold back, nor do they talk about helping each other. The biggest use of the two worlds is that if you get into trouble in one world, you can quickly run to the other world to hide from the limelight... Also, it seems that the only mechanism of Qi Dao training that directly helps to conquer Qi Dao is that the protagonist can increase his Dao practice by asking questions to the sky during the tribulation. However, this crucial mechanism is not highlighted by the author. Instead, the author adds a superfluous branch line in which the protagonist secretly cultivates his family. It is simply inexplicable! Finally, the mechanism of Conquering Qi Dao is so complicated that I feel dizzy after reading it. Although Conquering Qi Dao setting has been very popular in the fantasy area in the past two years, I don't have the time to follow other books to supplement the settings for this book, and I am too lazy to check the setting prototypes online to clarify the settings of this book. So can't the author simplify the setting a little, does it have to be so complicated? !

It's so beautiful, I almost read Chapter 40 without realizing it

I'm short of books. Do you have any good books to recommend?