The World of Universal Cultivation

This is the only novel I have read that does not skip chapters. It is also the only one without a female protagonist and the male protagonist is still a bachelor at the end.

The originator can become a god, comparable to "The Misty Journey". The ethereal journey becomes smoother and more exciting as you go further. I hope there are readers like me who will support this masterpiece. All I can say is that I only read this book now, and I regret that it's so late.

I've finished trying the poison, and the male protagonist's IQ has been online for a long time. Ignore those bad reviews. The book is pretty good, but it's a pity that there won't be any scenes for the female protagonist in the later period.

Based on my ten years of reading experience, I don't think this is better than those pure novice novels written by Dali and others? At least I think this is one of the few Tomato novels that can reach the above-average level of five to ten years ago. Chun Chun's rating is not high because the name is not attractive enough and there are too many noobs among Tomato users.

Putting aside the small flaws in the full text, as a semi-technical fairy tale with no female protagonist, a decisive male protagonist, and an online IQ, except for the slightly rushed ending, the full text is really hard to resist reading in one sitting.

The early and middle stages of this book reminded me of Squid's "Olympic God of Mathematics", and the ending setting reminded me of Qi Peijia's "Super Mechanic". Overall, this book can be said to be the ceiling of technological immortality. The advantage is that the setting is very detailed, the plot is also very good, the early stage development plus the development of a young girlfriend (there are no negative reviews later), and the addition of the first villain Bai Shan. In the mid-term, technological immortality is combined with black technology, and the second villain focuses on immortality. The late reversal breaks through the dimensional wall and jumps out of the development sandbox, which is really good. The shortcomings are that the logic is slightly flawed, but it's not a big deal. In addition, the girlfriend I developed in the early stage is gone... The emotional drama is gone... Bad review Rating: 4⭐ in the early stage, 5 in the middle stage, 5⭐ in the late stage, overall 5⭐. It is an excellent work of cultivating immortality through science and technology and is rated as a masterpiece, with a score of 9.6 (PS: You can totally criticize "The Starry Night Trial" which I finished reading last time)

This is a novel about cultivating immortality without any psychological pressure. It is not as violent as other novels, and the content is quite exciting. It is a very good novel.

After reading so many novels, this is the first time I am satisfied with the heroine. She is not unruly and willful, does not cause trouble for the protagonist, and does not get kidnapped. It's so watery, the sea! You are all water

There are few books on Tomato that I can read in full. It is not that exciting and the plot is very fast. It can be said that it has no heroine or it can be said that it has a single heroine. Unlike some books, the protagonist sees one after another and only thinks about that thing every day. The protagonist of this book is dedicated to his career, and the final ending is very imaginative.

The author reconstructs a brand new world in the book. Although he is also a cultivator, he has a nearly modern social structure. Although it is not perfect, his ideas are very novel and his writing is very delicate. It is a rare and good novel.