Cultivation of Immortality: Starting from Refining the Corpse

The writing and plot are both good ۹( ÒہÓ )۶, and it also leaves some suspense about the protagonist's parents, the owner of the Black Wind Village, and the escaped little monk (｡･ω･｡). There are also problems, too many typos. Come on, author! ! Very optimistic about this book. It was said that the protagonist's master left behind several corpse refining techniques. I asked the protagonist before which one of the three he wanted to practice. The master had all three? (●｀･(ｴ)･´●)

It's pretty good. The subject matter is quite new. I feel like I've seen this kind of thing before.

It's not bad at the moment. The novel is slowly unfolding from small to large. As for the protagonist's life experience, it should not be so bloody. It can be the illegitimate son of a big man or a big family, or the reincarnation of a powerful person. It can be a cultivator family with a certain strength who is hunted down by enemies and has to give up on the protagonist midway. This is okay. Now I have written more than 120 chapters. There are very few cultivation resources in the book and they are difficult to obtain. I hope the author will not cheat as the protagonist gets higher in cultivation. By then, treasures will be everywhere, and there will be few cultivation resources for low-level ones, and even fewer for high-level ones. Otherwise, it will be nonsense.

Let me give you a five-star first^0^

It's such a good book. I wanted to keep reading it until I got fatter, but I didn't expect it to stop reading. Who can I tell you about?

Oh, well, I'm hungry.

Listen to the story and feel free to use it when you have time

Good and rich in content

Give me five stars for true support. Is there any seventy-two transformations of Earthly Evil?

Very good, but a bit lacking