Cultivation of Immortality Begins from Shushan

You didn't learn anything, so you just went out to practice. What a waste of time you practiced.

The protagonist learns too much and is too complex. He learns and practices everything. He is not good at acquiring good skills and is slow to acquire good skills. This means that it will hinder the improvement of his level and major skills and sword techniques. In the end, even if he can rise up, it is because of the protagonist's aura.

To be honest, it's pretty good, but it has too many shortcomings. There are too many books on magic weapon practice and Taoism that are too complicated. It makes people feel like they have to learn all kinds of nonsense. The names are too confusing.

I thought it was a cultivation novel, but it turned out to be a game

I finally read Shushanliu novel. The Wudang script is very detailed. You should consider opening a new map. In addition, the system of skills, magic weapons, etc. Should not collapse easily. Don't keep eighth- and ninth-level magic weapons at your fingertips. Consider growth. There are also too many exercises that the protagonist practices. It is recommended to refer to NB, Dao Invisible, etc. To come up with a major skill that has strong linkage.

What's the use of learning so much? Can't get enough

This emotional scene is so annoying, it's too jumpy, it's really a failure

After reading Chapter 10, it feels more like the previous virtual network immortal version of the game. There are too many data buns in there. Not much practice, just killing monsters and doing tasks

I like this type of novel, it reminds me of Infinite Journey to the West

Are you learning useless skills just to push your limits?