Peerless Nether Immortal

Yes, what's rare is that the whole world is not my enemy. I am the only one with IQ and my awesome writing skills.

After reading Chapter 56, I discovered that pig's feet are like a licking dog, licking them like crazy

Prehistoric times, the fairy world, the origin of earthlings, wars between humans, immortals, monsters, and demons, aliens (the Chinese and foreigners who migrated from the earth returned to the earth), cultivation, demonization, supernatural powers, modified orcs, robots, spaceships, wormholes, teleportation, interstellar travel, the combination of technology and cultivation, alchemy, weapon refining and craftsmanship Combining industrial technology and manufacturing, developing spiritual power and physical potential, contracting with spiritual beasts, taming giant beasts, harmonious coexistence of man and nature, and magnificent wars. A little man who inherited the inheritance of Pangu, Yandi Shennong, and Kitchen God gradually grew into the guardian god of the earth, ascended to the fairy world, and controlled the fairy world.

The writing is pretty good, but the male protagonist licks so hard that the female protagonist doesn't know how to describe it. She knows that the male protagonist is so poor that she can't even pay for school fees, but she blindly lets the male protagonist hunt ferocious beasts to make money for her because of the debt she owes. Maybe the author also gets along with his girlfriend like this in reality.

It's a very good book, with clear ideas. The protagonist practices all the way, although the aura is a bit stronger. There is resistance, tolerance, retreat, neither humility nor arrogance, but tenacious development. The idea of ​​​​advancing technology and cultivation of immortality is very interesting. Unlike other books, the protagonist needs to travel to the world of cultivation with the aura of technology and slowly endure it.

Oh oh oh got it

Let's just make do with it, the language and psychological description are spot on, but it can't break away from the old story structure.

Very interesting novel

The rhythm is tight, exciting and very readable!

It needs to be watched by those who have patience, and I like the faster pace.