Tomb Raiding: Cultivating Immortality and Longevity, Starting with the Azure Origin Sword Art

Not pushy, not brainless, good review, but I still **Nanny's article, the protagonist treats Hu and Fatty better than his own woman, the whole Qingyuan Sword Jue integrates offense and defense, it can directly point to the transformation of gods, and it also has its own sword formation. This kind of technique can't be used in the world of cultivating immortals. Let the casual cultivators fight for the head, but the protagonist teaches and asks for advice, and the inner elixir is given as promised without asking for any benefits. When teaching this kind of technique, no matter how hard it is, you have to learn from Xuan Gu to have a back-up, or like Ji Yin, just treat people as reserves for corpse refining.

Author, do you know why no one reads nanny articles? There are a few rich people reading the book who are fucking struggling people in society. How can you be so generous and ask others to bring it in? If there are such generous people in real society, they will thank you in person and say what they say behind your back. You really don't know anything about it, and they might even call you a fool.

Grave robbers are just tomb robbers. The most annoying thing is that you are obviously robbing tombs and you still act like a nanny. You don't listen to the advice and you should die and beg. Do you really think that robbing tombs is just playing house or do you think you have resurrection coins on you and you can be resurrected after death?

To be honest, it was really tiring for me to watch. The main character was too young, so it was boring to watch. He said that he was cultivating immortals but he was still in a state of cultivation. It would be better to start from the normal tomb of a general.

These authors who write novels don't know how to have money, rice, oil and salt. They are so generous. Pure nanny

It just looks like that, bland, nothing to complain about, and not much fun.

The author of this book is a cold-blooded and selfish person. The protagonist knows the plot, but his attitude towards Tian Xiaomeng is none of my business. Isn't it good to practice quietly? Thankless. Don't tell me that modern people are selfish. If you say this, you agree with me.

I thought I was going to collect the Queen of Essence, but it didn't happen either.

There's a lot of blabbering, and you're still cultivating immortality, grinding and chirping.

What overwhelms the protagonist is that after successfully practicing qi, the fight is divided into routines. He stupidly goes up to fight hand-to-hand, and only uses mana and sword light when he can't beat him. He doesn't even try to use mana as a martial arts function. Can't the protagonist explore the use of mana by himself? Doesn't it all rely on the system given by the author?