Something's Off! My Cultivation System Is Toxic!

Author, I can say that this book you wrote is particularly appealing to me. I personally think that if you have a good foundation in cultivating immortals, why should you be a little more cautious? Moreover, the protagonist's IQ is online, and the scenarios are rich. It makes people immerse themselves in it. Anyway, when I read this book, it is easy for me to unknowingly immerse myself in the protagonist. It was very enjoyable to watch, and I really like this kind of behavior of cultivating immortality and slowly growing up!

Very nice (Ps: Don't ask me to help you make money in my comment area. If I really had a way, I would have done it myself)

The author is really powerful. This book is really good. It has no poisonous points so far. It is worth reading. What a clown

A very good Goudao novel. The writing style and details are also good. The disadvantage is that a Qi training session requires almost 100 cards. It's so overwhelming. It's okay to choose other options occasionally.

It's not easy to write a book, so it's a five-star review. The demining is completed, the immortal cultivation + selection system + success, the plot design is a little messy, and the patchwork can barely make it come true. Overall, it's average, slow to develop, more farming than fighting, and you can try it in the book shortage. (Demanding detour)

Overall, it looks pretty good. There are no big poisonous spots. The whole thing is actually quite bland, but there is no water injection or anything like that. If something happens to Pig's Feet, he really doesn't care about other people, and he really runs away.

It's really rare. It's very rare to see an author who uses the words "marketable but priceless" and "priceless but marketless" [laughs and cries] and even uses this word incorrectly and still uses it frequently. I really hope I can understand it better before writing. It's really embarrassing [laughing] But it's really rare that the author used [admiration] correctly! ! !

It's a very good novel. The protagonist may make some reckless choices at the beginning, but this is to teach the protagonist a lesson so that the protagonist will never dare to wander again. So book friends who love reading Lao Liu should not miss it, and don't think that the protagonist is flirting with you at the beginning. This is a reasonable foreshadowing. Only enough pain can prevent the protagonist from taking even a little risk later. So fellow Taoists who love Taoism, boldly enter the trap!

Cultivation of immortality step by step, just choose three in the end, very interesting. In the interface of cultivating immortals, justice and injustice are mutually exclusive, and strength is the truth. It is the same as in our world. If you are powerful, powerful, and rich, if you pretend, you will have a bright and positive image. If you have everything, but you can't pretend, then you will also have a positive image, haha.

The early stage is very good, the system tasks are carefully written, and the life of cultivation is quite natural and freehand. Unfortunately, from entering the secret realm to exiting the secret realm, that is, after building the foundation, there is too much emphasis on cultivation and killing. Changing the map is like changing the author, and the plot direction is somewhat different. Of course, those who like it will like it. As for me who is more inclined to the casual Taoist style, I can still watch it. If I encounter any fighting scenes, I will jump directly to the chapter and I don't have much expectations for the main plot line in the later period. Fang Xiang's The World of Cultivation is indeed a work that I once liked very much, so I felt a sense of intimacy when I read Ling Zhi Qijia's book.