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When I read the Legend of Mortal Cultivation before, I felt that spiritual roots were not mentioned much after the foundation was established. Han Li's ordinary qualifications are actually faster than those geniuses' cultivation. Feeling okay so far

After seeing the latest 138 chapters, I personally think the author's writing style is very good. This article can be compared with the biography of a mortal cultivating immortality. I even personally like this article better. Except for the description of the fighting scenes which are relatively simple and short [snickering] [laughing], everything else is pretty good. (In addition, I don't quite understand how the author arranged the plot that Hu Lingsha and the male protagonist, the spirit beast Xiaohong, have the same life and longevity? Also, in front of Hu Lingsha, Qitianlin and the male protagonist basically told Hu Lingsha all the details except time travel and practice skills. This arrangement is also not very clear. After all, the male protagonist and Hu Lingsha just met through this secret.)

After reading Chapter 67, it is suitable for readers who like Xiaobai's fairy tales. The protagonist follows the path of Han Paopao, but is not as cautious as Han Paopao. He has more opportunities than Han Paopao. The protagonist will get treasures from heaven and earth when he goes out. Pets automatically lead the way and bring him the opportunity to become a god. However, the protagonist's IQ is a little lacking. Overall, it is a good book to read when there is a book shortage. It is so generous. Come on, the author.

It feels pretty good, come on