I Created the World of Cultivation

To judge a good immortality novel, it should be measured from three aspects: storyline, character creation, and world view setting. Only if it has a compact plot, distinctive characters, and a fascinating world view can a novel about cultivating immortals be of high quality. However, these evaluation criteria are not absolute. Each work has its own unique features, which need to be experienced by readers during the reading process. This novel meets all my expectations for a novel about cultivating immortality. Although as a new author, the writing style lacks a certain vividness, but time will settle it, and I look forward to it.

I objectively evaluate this book. Overall, it is better than most of Tomato's mindless articles. First of all, the subject matter is really innovative and it belongs to the behind-the-scenes flow. The logic is very clear and the writing ideas are very good. It was okay at the beginning, and the regular content was not very bright. But after seeing the revival of spiritual energy, I can only say that it is so cool! The only drawback is that the early pace is a bit slow. It would be better if we get to the main point faster. But overall, if I can see the back, I can only say that this book will be a hit. I hope the author can stick to it.

Very good. I like this type of spiritual recovery novels. The world background is grand and the protagonist's temperament, IQ and strength are all online. Very good.

I'll give you four stars for the time being, and answer me a little bit more. Isn't the human family the only one here? Is it possible to write some protagonists to inspire some demon clans? Don't always be the one where all the humans are human, and the remaining demons and the like are all acting with the protagonist. If that's really the case, what else is it called the world of cultivation? If it's really the human race that is the only one, then don't call it the world of cultivation, change it to the world of celebrities @