Chen Cang

A somewhat humorous original fairy tale.

The author is very promiscuous, really promiscuous.

Reasonable: 6.5/10 Lao Jin has had a trend in the past, but it can still be controlled at present, and the author also promises that it will not collapse. There is basically no problem with the logic. Although it is a bit cliche, most of the plot can be deduced rather than forced. Interesting: 7.5/10 The young man has a golden finger (great power) and is predicted to be a loser. However, for now, the protagonist's personality is reasonably formed, and there is no imbecile slap-in-the-face pretense routine. Although the routines are basically the same, there are no awkward points so far, the IQ is basically online, and some places are funny. If you've had enough of Xiaobai Xiuxian, you can look forward to Seedlings Professional: 6/10 There is nothing much to say about Xiu Xianwen Writing style: 7.5/10 The author wanted to write a calm feeling, but it was a bit unnatural in some places. What happens in the plot is basically relatively natural, and the IQs of the main and supporting characters are online. Off-topic: Although it is a somewhat clichéd novel about cultivating immortals, the words are already on point compared to others in the same genre, and the writing style is more comfortable. If you hate embarrassing clichés and pretentiousness, you might as well give it a read. Private goods: The current results are not ideal but the quality is much better than the results. Please support the seedlings. Overall rating: 69/100 Recommendation: 7/10

The old man is cultivating immortality, punching and screaming monsters