Struck by Lightning into the Apocalypse: Now I Sell Cultivation Supplies

It looks good, but I feel like the author was a little unsteady when he wrote about the school. I only found out after reading the comments that it had been revised. I feel that the rating of Tomato is really strange. An extremely homogeneous apocalyptic article with messy writing can score above 9 points. The quality of this article can kill many apocalyptic Tomato articles, but the score is not as high as them? ? ? Fortunately, I have read a similarly low-rated but wonderful article before, and I have read a lot of high-rated but poorly written articles, so I don't have too serious biases. Like it, I hope the author will write well!

To me, this is a very interesting and novel book. Because the heroine is an outsider and a cultivator of immortality, she is somewhat indifferent and cold to everything in this world, but not completely indifferent. There are just too few. I really want to know the follow-up. What will happen to the heroine's spiritual beasts when they grow up? Are they the ones introduced at the beginning? Did you enter any major sect after returning to the world of immortality? You can definitely write a follow-up to the world of cultivating immortals.

This is a big essay about the collision of multiple systems. The protagonist of the apocalyptic flow and the time-traveling flow traveled from the cultivation civilization to the end of the Blue Star and the supernatural civilization of the local zombie mutant beasts. The mechanical civilization and the local apocalyptic rebirth flow of the immortal civilization collided. The protagonist has practiced the five elements of the original traveling world! If the subsequent plot is handled well, it will definitely be a good subject. Suppose that the protagonist's own world is small and can lead back to the world of cultivation for revenge through the construction of a small tree → and unexpectedly go to the magic world to exchange cultivation magic → and go to the future department → Dacheng then ascends to the world of fairies and demons <→ to the world of gods → or to the parallel world branch. It will definitely be interesting for those who like slow and slow pursuit of long novels. I hope the author will adopt it and complete the masterpiece, or open a companion story to complete a series of books [Like] [Like] [Like]

How can I put it... I like the setting, but after reading the first few chapters, the villains and most of the characters are very stereotyped, especially the female villain hating the heroine is a bit inexplicable haha... The setting is very novel, and the heroine's pet is also quite cute.

The heroine is a businesswoman and doesn't like to meddle in other people's business, so she doesn't write about her saving the people, nor does she write about how immortal cultivators can't kill mortals, or that saving people has merit. The heroine is a character who goes her own way, and will not do evil, and will kill her directly if provoked. He has few friends or sentimental ideas. He was born with the heroine and is a rogue cultivator who is in all kinds of difficulties. He was taken advantage of at the beginning and almost became a furnace. He finally survived the golden elixir knot and was plotted to end up in the apocalypse. The author writes very carefully and hopes to have a beginning and an end. I want to see the finale. [Like][Like][Like]

Ahhhh, I finally found a book that suits my taste. There are few books in Tomato that can fascinate me so much. The heroine is not a virgin at all. She has a positive outlook on life, calm and powerful, and the details are very well drawn. The rest is almost the same as the introduction. Now I have read Chapter 169. Comment to support the author. I will follow up on it! Recommended for everyone to take a look! [Adoration]

Very nice, I will update it every day. This is not time travel, it is very interesting. It is like entering a small world. Comparing the ability of the apocalypse with the ability of cultivating immortals better shows the power of cultivating immortals. Come on Duck!

The power system is very well controlled. From the beginning to the end, the power is from foundation building to Nascent Soul. There are many descriptions of the experience of cultivating immortals, the source of power is logical, and there are many house fighting plots. There are not many authors who can handle the female house fighting and the male training system well. The disadvantage is that there is a lack of emotional elements. The heroine ends up being an unknown hero, and the heroine's presence in the later period is too low.

Not bad, I have read more than 200 chapters. I recommend it, but there are a lot of supporting roles. I searched for a long time and couldn't find the name of the protagonist. I hope that the following content will focus on the protagonist and not write the protagonist like a supporting role. (I don't have any ill intentions)

The subject matter is very novel and quite interesting. However, it always deviates from the main line, and various branch lines are interspersed in the main line, which makes it confusing at first glance; the character creation is a bit immature; I would rather see the protagonist selling goods, and the items in the world of immortality changing the apocalypse, rather than too much intrigue. The protagonist can obviously kill the supporting characters directly and feel comfortable, but he still participates in those twists and turns. But overall, it's still interesting, lively, and novel.