To Cultivate Immortality and Live Forever, I Have a Seal of Two Realms

Everyone I watched was deceived... This protagonist has been cheated from the beginning to the end... He doesn't abuse the protagonist, let's say he doesn't abuse the protagonist. He forcibly subdues the protagonist's intelligence, or does he suppress the protagonist's intelligence... I'm really convinced! ! !

Good guy, I almost read it as another book.

Originally, I thought that the world where the protagonist lives is a world of cultivating immortals, and then the world where the protagonist can travel to the past is a world of high martial arts! It turns out that the place the author wrote about (Xumi Sanctuary) is also a world of cultivating immortals! (Personally I think) Because the chapters between the protagonist and the princess suddenly appear the setting of the training system in ancient novels! To be honest: I personally feel that this world is like the Sumeru world created by Western Buddhist saints! I speculate this because the author's introduction says that the protagonist successfully obtained the fate of the Monkey King! But this destiny and so on, and then I successfully got it, it's like a game world, and then I cleared the copy and got the reward 😂

That's it. If you really don't have any books to read, just take a look.

Why is it exactly the same as Gou's cultivation of immortality in the chaotic world of demons and martial arts? He is a low-level person in the world of immortality in the main world, and then he can travel to the world of martial arts. The world of martial arts is the same as that book, and it is still weird.

If this book is not a studio novel, it is a copied studio novel. The settings are too similar: the protagonist is in the Qi training period, building foundations with rare treasures, and practicing Qi as much as dogs. The protagonist builds a foundation, golden elixirs are rare treasures, and there are as many foundations as dogs... The things obtained are also items corresponding to the protagonist's realm. There are no big opportunities, and the realm is steadily improving. The explanation is that the protagonist's spiritual root is poor, and it is better to rely on daily martial arts to increase experience. The resources earned are also used indiscriminately. The main purpose is to slow down the improvement of the protagonist's strength, write a lot of interactions with subordinates, and improve the subordinates first if there are resources. The explanation is that I am a noob but I have power. At first glance, it turns out that they are all noobs.

The world setting of the Immortality Cult written by the author will not be the world line before Journey to the West, right? But it doesn't look like it! There is no country within the Tang Dynasty! Could it be the world after the destruction of the world after Journey to the West for Buddhist scriptures? (I feel a bit like it personally) Mainly when I see the protagonist and that princess going to that place, and then they say there is a golden fairy! Taiyi Golden Immortal! Daluo Jinxian or something 😂

I have read no less than 80 data-based books on proficiency and immortality, and none of them have reached the later stage, and the combat power value has collapsed. Start various cross-level challenges. What kind of horse does Qi training fight against foundation building, foundation building fights against golden elixir, and golden elixir fights against Nascent Soul? He also said that the moral principle was the best, and he had to jump to a higher level every time. He could not kill the enemy by jumping to a higher level, and he was seriously injured and escaped every time. The enemy cannot be killed at the same level, and the enemy runs away every time. The more I read, the more I become wiser. In the end, I can't see the ending in any of the books. Moreover, there are many eunuchs in this type of book, and the reason is that their combat power collapses too quickly. You add and add. It's a collapse within a collapse. The article on cultivation of separation between immortals and mortals also includes cross-border articles. It is best to refer to the article on cultivation of immortality by Wen Chao Gong. If someone copies it, they will become a big boss. Your hang-up is really not optimistic. It's best to end it as soon as possible and restart it!

I feel that every protagonist who travels into someone else's body is like a parasite, not very wonderful, and takes advantage of others. Isn't it good to travel with your body? You have to occupy someone else's body, even though the protagonist has no control over it.

With these two golden fingers, others have probably built a foundation. If your cultivation level is low in the early stage of Qi training, why not improve it quickly? You focus on buying and selling all day long, and you don't know how to be a spokesperson. Why do you trade in person? Isn't the mastermind behind the scenes bad? This protagonist feels that he will not live long. I am really speechless. The author is poisonous.