The Long Road to Immortality: Ascending to the Clouds

Yes, it's quite interesting. This novel is relatively fast-paced. I've read other novels where I stay in this world for hundreds of chapters, then in that world for hundreds of chapters, and finally it's thousands of chapters, and then the result is what was written before? ? ?

I rarely read novels about cultivating immortality, but suddenly I discovered such a story about cultivating immortality. The more I read it, the better it became. It was very exciting. From beginning to end, not a single chapter was missed 👍👍👍Five-star review! Super exciting!

The first part was okay, but the turning point in the middle was too sudden and disconnected. Many of the subsequent plots were also mentioned in one sentence, 😂 it was too short! But it's okay, unlike other articles that are too long. It's quite exciting.

I think I finished it after not watching the Cultivation of Immortality series for too long. The whole story talks about fighting for my daughter, but the daughter doesn't appear a few times. After finding her daughter, she goes to practice for a man, but the male protagonist doesn't appear a few times. When the daughter is about to find her, she flies to another interface, never considering her daughter, and finally throws a big burden to her daughter. Take a look at Shuhuang, a powerful female sword fairy who has no family ties, love, or friendship. The only thing she cares about is her two spiritual pets and the sword spirit. In fact, she only cares about herself, because these people are loyal to her and are valuable.

The plot of this book is unconventional. There is no love-brained and vicious heroine frame-up plot in some cool novels, and there are not that many killings. Unfortunately, the male protagonist's presence is not half as good as Fu Feng's, and there are still holes for Lan Yuan, Mo Yan, etc. To fill in... Although this book has shortcomings, it is still my favorite in general. Great support for the author, and I look forward to more good works [Top post][Top post][Top post]

The journey of a reborn girl to become an immortal. The whole article describes love and romance, but I just like this kind of inspirational article about growth and success. I look forward to the author writing another one.

Hmm... It feels like it's over? I still want to see the follow-up! What attracted me to the article was the male and female protagonists, but Tang Hao Shao Shao was [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] and wanted to see the interaction between the male and female protagonists. The other plots are also good to watch, and you won't feel bored.

It fits the title of the book, Slowly to the Immortal Path. Although the heroine is a little bit like a virgin, overall it's pretty good. What I feel most sorry for is Bao'er. He hasn't felt much love from his father and mother since he was a child. Fortunately, the ending is good!

The pattern is quite large, and I can see the changes in people's thoughts at different age groups, youth, prime age, and old age.

As for the full text, I feel that it is okay. The backbone of the story is also about cultivating immortals. However, its structure really needs to be rethought. After the heroine ascends to the fairy world, her level has never been accurate. When she first ascended, the author wrote that she was an upper immortal, but after a few chapters, she became a lower immortal. In terms of level, it is inaccurate every time. Maybe when the author writes this kind of novel in the future, she still needs to remember what level she is, otherwise it will be confusing later. Then there is the plot. She said at the beginning that he was doing it for her daughter, and then she became stronger, but her main plot was not related to her daughter. It felt like her daughter was just an introduction, but she also regarded her as her target. In this way, it was quite fascinating. Then there is another point, which is the male protagonist. The male protagonist was too arrogant in the early stage, but in fact, there is not much writing about the male protagonist, and the main thing is about the female protagonist. What about this? I quite like it, but I think the character of the male protagonist in the early stage can still be improved. There is no need to be so arrogant and conceited. This is my first time to comment on such a long paragraph for a novel. Please forgive me if it's not good (๑•́ωก̀๑)😁