Creating Cultivation Techniques from the Start

I am a member of the Time and Space Destroyer. Recently, the Space and Time Management Bureau has been recruiting people, resulting in too many time and space order attributes. Now I am starting to recruit people. Comes with three random character abilities, with guaranteed star rating, which can destroy all life forms on the surface. The organization doesn't have any goals. Kill pig's feet, seize the heroine, want to kill the third generation, Momonosuke does whatever he wants. You can return to the original world at any time, just destroy 50% of a few worlds when you have time. The more organizational bonuses you have to destroy the world, the more abilities you will have and the guaranteed star explosion. If you want to join, deduct 666

This is obviously the world of martial arts, but Duan Yu, Xu Zhu, and Murong Fu are not dead, but they all teleport and disappear out of thin air as if they have become immortals? Duan Yu can even induce the protagonist to enter Dali in Tianshan! Even the Heavenly Dao came out to prevent the protagonist from killing Temujin. As luck would have it, the protagonist never actively participates in the plot. That basic knowledge is that you have to start from scratch every time, and the co-authored protagonist always looks at a specific one? The protagonist either stays in seclusion for a few years here or stays there for a few years... Cultivating immortality is interesting, but I didn't find it interesting to watch.

The writing is quite good. It's just that I personally don't like ruthless cultivators. My parents and brothers have no feelings, and my master and senior brothers also have no feelings and just abandon everything for their own goals. This kind of book is really awesome. But the author wrote it very well. Individual reading personalities are different.

It's really weird. When I saw that I was looking for a *fut temple, I knew it was *****. I first understand Chinese mythology and history before writing about Feilu. What does it have to do with that *fut* Buddha? Haven't you ever read Chinese fairy tales? If you write a spiritual novel, don't mention Buddhism, but also build a foundation. Do you know what a foundation is? Do you know whose it is? Are you still looking for that **Buddha? The story is wrong, the outline does not match, and even the steps and explanations for cultivating immortals are wrong. If you don't know, don't write. What are you writing blindly? I'm just confused. Cultivation of immortals has a close relationship with Buddha, and this world doesn't care about you at all. Next time I write a Chinese novel about cultivating immortals. When there is Taoism-related information, please read it carefully. Don't write nonsense. It has nothing to do with your Buddhism. There are also people who always talk about Buddhism and Taoism. Get out of your Buddhism. There is no Buddhism in China, and there are no foreign teachers. A heretic comes to belittle the state religion. What do you think?

Now when I see Sword Kai Tianmen, I want to laugh. There is also a sword coming. If you happen to be in the depths of the wilderness, there is no one around, and there is no sword. You call the sword coming, but no sword comes. Is it embarrassing?

It's a complete copy of the plot, and there is no change at all. I might as well read the original novel.

Just because of Zhang Qishan's Qiongqi bloodline, no ghosts or zombies would dare to harm him.

The author has already written two books on The Eunuch. Does he want to write another one on The Eunuch?

Another low-end immortal cultivation system. Do you really doubt that the protagonist's foundation building can defeat other martial arts masters? 666. The protagonist doesn't even know how to pretend, so it's better for the supporting character to pretend. It's so laughable. . .

I just want to know when state-owned enterprise workers got sick and were hospitalized, and the factory didn't reimburse them?