Gou Cultivates Immortality in the Wizarding World

I am just a third-class apprentice, but I want to spread the breathing method to the whole continent for free. The purpose is to learn the breathing method and become a knight. Can my wizard tower be built faster? It's like inventing a dumpling-making machine in order to eat dumplings. It only takes a few hundred elite soldiers, bows, arrows, crossbows, and catapults to kill a third-class apprentice. Why do you challenge the nobles? Who has learned the breathing method and is willing to work for you? That gentleman who doesn't want to be a knight? If the productivity does not develop, there is still so much land, and the food of one knight is at least as much as that of several ordinary people. They are all knights, and if the world is not in chaos, how can we support them? . I'm impressed by the author

After reading the introduction, I thought this book must be good. I clicked and took a look. What is this? ? ? First, the high-level wizard apprentice only has a lifespan of more than a hundred years? Well, you can forcefully say that the high-level wizard apprentice in that world has a life span of more than a hundred years, I admit it! Second, if you are a high-level wizard apprentice in your fifties, will you start to go home and give up your future with this kind of talent? ? ? Comparing the average life expectancy in the real world to sixty or seventy years old, a life span of more than 100 years is more than fifty years old, which is equivalent to more than thirty years old. Let alone a native who has seen the wizarding world, it is impossible for him to give up, let alone a time traveler. He is even less likely to give up like this! Okay, you can forcefully say that the protagonist is this kind of person, and I agree! After all, it's the author's own book! He has the final say! Either you force yourself to accept this Xiang-like plot setting, or you give up the book! I gave up

(Already pre-ordered on the main website) I read two books of this genre at the same time, both of which were released on the same day. I am still cultivating immortality in XXX. You see that another author has released 24 chapters, and you just give three chapters? ? ? Not even a fraction of the price🤧

The Earthly Immortal Spiritual Realm feels like it was created specifically for the Western system. The gods created are all Western, and the appearance descriptions are Western, as are the names. Only the spiritual realm is Eastern, and the rest are basically replaced by Western models. The Eastern power system is cultivated, but the Western All the modes are applied. When I saw the dragon beast setting before, I felt that I was confusing the Eastern and Western systems. Obviously, a white-skinned person running into the world of immortals would not be questioned about his different appearance. There is also the issue of the protagonist's name. Forget it, if I say too much, my comment will be deleted.

In a world of earthly immortals at the end of the Dharma, the protagonist is too flamboyant and exposes his own trump card and background at every turn (he often shows his spiritual realm to others, and it feels like it is a story about a master opening a harem, which will become more and more boring the more you read). He is afraid that others will not know, but as long as someone pays attention, they can see what other sects are doing in the end of the Dharma. Life, what kind of life do you live in Hongyehui? Others come to you all the time, and you give too much to your subordinates. You take people into your spiritual realm at will, and you act like a tourist attraction. The protagonist has lived for so long and has understood many things clearly. Why do you still like to expose yourself at every turn, don't know how to hide your clumsiness, and like to be flattered by others?

The story is quite good, but the author's writing is not very good, and he has the style of a middle school student. I barely read a few chapters. It doesn't feel suitable for me now. If I had read this book 10 years ago, it would have been good.

Another double standard dog, moral bitch. The protagonist sees a monk drawing a sword to help him when something is wrong, but after benefiting from it, he says that others have no benefit and cannot afford to do it early. He is not a serious person, and he is a coward. Aren't he himself unable to do so without benefit? A serious person? How can you, a passing coward, have the nerve to point out the morals of a person who has done good things? Let me ask you, if the protagonist has a skill that can improve his cultivation by doing good people and good deeds, can you be serious, give up the skill, and do good people and good deeds not for profit?

As a Taoist protagonist, he will definitely not spread the only advantage of the Earthly Immortal Technique. But as a wizard, the protagonist has researched some life-extending methods from the "Aoki Sutra" (similar to bloodline modification, body modification, etc.) And spread them out. It is absolutely possible.

Update soon, it's too little. The author is weak at night. 😘😘😘

The question is, is there aura in the wizarding world? The path to immortality uses spiritual energy. You should go to the Xianxia world to practice the Aoki Immortality Kung Fu, unless you find a way to use the energy in the wizarding world or convert the energy into spiritual energy.