Fairy Toad

Even the names of those Xianxia books similar to Wandering are somewhat similar to Xianhu. The traditional classical Xianxia is considered a Renaissance, but it still looks okay. Compared with the messy simulations nowadays, it is a breath of fresh air. However, compared with classics such as Xianhu, it is not as refreshing and a bit sloppy.

Mk thought about it and found that he rarely reads online articles without cheats recently. After all, it is more fun to have cheats. But in this book, apart from having a firmer will to seek immortality, there is no advantage at all in traveling through the past. However, the plot is very compact, which can barely offset the shortcomings of not having a golden finger. At least it allows me to watch it. In addition, judging from the title of the book, the name of the author, and the naming of various martial arts and magic weapons in the book, there are many shadows of "Immortal Gourd". It has a classic fairy tale style. The introduction and description fit the content of the story, but the writing is a bit procrastinating. The protagonist's IQ is a bit erratic. It can be considered a straw novel. After all, in the past two years, there are fewer and fewer authors who can write stories in a down-to-earth manner without spouting bad jokes.

It's a bit interesting and can solve the problem.

The story has a male protagonist and no female protagonist. Classical Xianxia, ​​traditional Xianxia, ​​middle-aged protagonist, with average qualifications, hard work, and becoming a mortal.