I Am Immortal, and I Bide My Time Until I Become an Unrivaled Immortal Emperor

You must give a good review to the book you wrote. I watch three advertisements for myself every day and get an extra 30 cents for my manuscript fee. I want to use these 30 cents to encourage myself and insist on providing more updates to my readers.

Okay, it does look good. I'll give it to you for three months and then take a look.

This is one of the best books on longevity and is worth reading.

I'll give you a five-star quick update. If you keep writing like before, I'll keep following you. "However, I don't know if Zhang Fan will teach me the subsequent cultivation techniques." Six Stars is coming, and the above sentence has appeared four or five times. Every time people talk to you about this practice, they always look disgusted and ask you to modify it. You keep repeating this sentence. Moreover, this plot is already intellectually depressing, but you still like to drag it out, insisting on writing more and elongating it, just like the old lady's foot wrap. No matter how good the previous writing is, it is just as bad here, and there is no explanation. If you continue reading, the readers will become less and less.

This book is deeply loved by Gou Daozhong people. After reading Changshengliu novels for so long, I finally found a good one. Keep working hard and don't collapse later. Keep reading.

I have read a lot of immortality articles. This book is very well written. Various plots are reasonable. From beginning to end, there is absolutely no awkward plot. But there are too few chapters. I finished reading it in half a day.

This is a very good-looking book, better than most. The protagonist is decisive and cautious in killing, and the author's writing style is very detailed. Unlike other brainless people, you can become invincible after cultivating for hundreds of thousands of years. Here, you can cultivate immortality slowly, but it doesn't seem boring at all. The speed of level upgrading is about the same as that of a mortal's cultivation of immortality. I am a very picky person, but I also think this book is very good-looking. You can also come and take a look, give the author some encouragement and ask him to update more quickly 👍👍👍 The back part is really not very interesting. If you want to catch up, just read the first 100 chapters or so!

Okay, finished watching it Practicing martial arts and re-cultivating has the effect of continuously accumulating foundation, while cultivating immortals and re-cultivating feels a bit like a waste of time, and it takes too long. At first, I thought I would always follow the path of the five elements, but later I changed to the path of grass and trees. Then the original five-element Hunyuan cultivation feels meaningless, which is equivalent to wasting more than a hundred years. It's pretty good in other aspects, it's very thorough, and the plot is pretty good.

The writing is very good, not the kind of person who says he wants to live a good life but keeps being a waste of time. I don't understand the fact that I will practice again when I change my martial arts. Forget about martial arts, how can I also lose my martial arts when cultivating immortals? How is it possible that someone would obtain the supreme skill after starting to practice? Aren't they all obtained through various adventures? Is it necessary to practice again every time you encounter an adventure, but others do not have the protagonist's ability to live forever? This setting is very unreasonable. Shouldn't changing the skills be about converting the aura of the previous skills into the aura of the new one? Isn't this the most basic common sense? The author doesn't know? The more I look at it, the weirder it gets

Good book, this kind of immortality writing is called stable. It's a pity that the author is gone [eating melon]