Immortality and Immortality: I Am the Master of All Kinds of Arts

The opening is pretty good! What follows is just mindless! Also join a force to refine the forbidden talisman for the Ning family? Idiot, right? Are the five parties fighting for balance? Do you really think the Ning family will protect you? Can the other four keep you alive? If you think other people's defensive formations are useless, it's like if you own nuclear weapons. Which country allows individuals to possess them? Entering a secret realm and killing people all by yourself? The disciples of other sects use the best magic weapons and elixirs, and the teaching results of famous teachers are not as good as those of you, a casual cultivator? Your golden finger only has the function of skill + this, right?

Almost all the skills that the protagonist cultivates are based on killing people and receiving gifts from others. He has never thought about better skills earlier. There is obviously a one-click panel to complete the training. He is not short of money by cultivating immortals and hundreds of arts, but he just won't take the initiative to find better skills. If you find a better skill, at least you can practice it faster or more effectively. The strength, foundation, and breakthrough probability will be higher, and the plug-in is also effective for the skills. I have been practicing that rubbish skill in the early stage. Later, when I was almost perfecting the Qi practice, I was given a better skill by the female cultivator named Ning. I knew clearly that the skill I was practicing was rubbish and I could only practice it until Qi was perfect, but I never had the idea of ​​finding a new skill. Then there is the magic aspect. Fighting basically depends on the secret skills that come with the skills. Tiantian said that stability is the first priority, but he never said to find some escape or defensive spells. He didn't even learn the spells that are closely related to the novels about cultivating immortals. Later, after struggling to break through the foundation and destroy the mysterious alliance, he found a copy from someone else's warehouse. The most speechless thing is that there are obviously Talisman Dao and Formation Dao, and I also learned puppets later, but when fighting, I basically rely on my own cultivation and secret skills to kill people, and rely a little on formation. This Talisman Dao and puppet are the same as those learned by Bai. Others practice immortality, such as Han Laomo. , Learn the way of fighting, just step on the talisman and throw it, relying on firepower to directly kill the opponent. The protagonist has to fight by himself. The formation and talisman only play a supporting role. I have never seen such a talisman master and formation master. Fighting depends entirely on hard power. There are still many logical illogicalities. When building the foundation of the physical body, it is said that the physical foundation is not as good as the Qi foundation building, but the life-saving ability is better, and then turns around and kills the enemies of the Qi foundation building like butchering dogs. When breaking through the foundation building foundation, it is said that the physical foundation building is helpful for the physical difficulty of building the Qi foundation. Obviously, I have obtained a purple talisman secret technique for cultivating the spiritual consciousness before. Can't I practice it first and then break through the foundation building? The improvement of the spiritual consciousness should also be helpful for the spiritual difficulty. Moreover, the protagonist has a panel, and you can directly add points to complete this purple mansion secret technique when you get started. Just don't practice it, practice it The Foundation Establishment Pill is directly used to break through the Foundation Establishment Pill. I think the protagonist's talent is not very high. In other words, a physical Foundation Establishment is helpful for the physical difficulty. The subsequent spiritual power difficulty and spiritual consciousness difficulty are ignored directly. The talent is so low and it is so reckless. Without making some relevant preparations, just rely on a Foundation Establishment Pill. The author also directly fooled through the latter two difficulties. He did not see the three difficulties of the Foundation Establishment. Other second-level alchemy masters, talisman masters, and formation masters are all popular and have high status. They are basically equivalent to the foundation-building monks. They are guests wherever they go. The status of the protagonist in this book depends entirely on hard power. It feels like the talents in this world who are cultivating immortals and hundreds of arts have no status at all. Just because the protagonist is a Baiyi stream, is this to suppress the protagonist and deliberately downplay the status of the monks of the hundred arts?

I don't understand. Many spells also have special effects. Can the progress be modified?

What's the use of learning so much? The settings are not very reasonable? If you want to make money, you can do just one or two things. Learning so much won't increase your qualifications or anything like that! The writing is okay, I can read it but I don't understand the setting.

Do you think you are a civil servant who clocks in and works here every day? With more than 300,000 words, it is updated once a day?

The front is okay, but the back is full of poisons, especially the Foundation Establishment Pill.

I just saw Chapter 3, where the protagonist can perfect all of his skills. What's a bit speechless is that even though the exercises have been perfected, they still can't break through to the fourth level of Qi training. How bad is this exercise? There is also the first chapter, a few paragraphs describing handsome guys and beauties. If you don't like it, if you want to see handsome guys and beauties, just go to Douyin and there are a lot of them.

I feel that the plot will be much more exciting after the foundation is established.

It's so beautiful, it takes ten words to comment, it's really annoying

Has anyone ever said that the number of words per chapter is very small?