Cultivation to Immortality Is All About Laying Low

This book was not copied well

The protagonist's system has a 100% breakthrough at the end of his lifespan. There are small worlds with faster time flow that cannot be entered. The infrastructure has the protagonist's soul-split puppet, and the protagonist is not needed. To be honest, the realm is too broken. The protagonist's system is almost non-existent. He relies entirely on himself. Good guy, he has changed his techniques and made inventions. The protagonist is the only smart man in the world. He can kill people across three realms by forming pills. The disciples taught by the Immortal Emperor are not as good as you. Oh, the protagonist is still a pure scumbag, and the author also turned the protagonist into a eunuch.

The over 100 stories in the early stage were so good that they were intertwined with each other, the words were used concisely, and the narrative was written in a straight-forward way. It felt unfinished even if I read it in one sitting. Why did it suddenly become chaotic in the middle period, with various characters walking around in disorder, and an insignificant supporting role disappeared after more than 10 pictures. It was too boring to write another one in a row like this. The front is the masterpiece behind. . . Stars only for the first 100 chapters

I just finished reading it in one go. To be honest, the content is quite rich and the ending is not bad, but I didn't wait for the protagonist to reach his peak or about the password of the system. In fact, there are still many things that can be written.

I have only read ten chapters, but I don't feel where the protagonist Gou is, and Shou Yuan can only break through. I feel that this setting is really not good.

It was okay at first, but gradually the training system was trampled, and he became invincible, but it was not a fun story. After watching too much invincible, it became boring. It didn't seem to have much to do with Gou Dao. It was just that there were not many adventures. But logically speaking, he was a super death seeker. If the whole world hadn't been intelligent, the protagonist would have been beaten to slices or turned into a creation machine.

In the middle and late stages of writing, I didn't know what I was writing. It was chaotic and various supporting characters were inserted, such as water articles.

Around Chapter 148, a female character named Shao Yunyi/Yue Yong appeared. She was rescued by the protagonist's disciple Sun (a woman disguised as a man) and fell in love with her. Later, when he told her her true gender, she in turn wanted to kill her, claiming that she had been lied to. The protagonist asked his apprentice to save his apprentice's grandson, but later he was pestered by this woman, saying that he wanted to repay the favor of saving his life. The protagonist's apprentice also took her back... Haha... If you don't kill him or get rid of him, you are simply suffering from a serious illness. Let's go...

It started well, but the system in the later stages was too messy and I had to finish it slowly. I just read this kind of novel to refresh myself and kill time. I don't have time to finish it. I can't stand it anymore.

He's just a fucking horse. If he's a girl, he'll stick to it and hide it. If he's a girl, he'll tell others all his secrets. The final and biggest revenge for being remembered is to defeat him, curse him a few words, let him go, and lead to greater danger.