I Traveled Through the Fairy Tale and Entered the Infinite Space Again

It's very beautiful, why is the rating so low? I regret it. The front is okay and the creativity is good, but the back is like an old lady's foot wrap, ugly and long.

The world of cultivating immortality described by the author is different from some traditional worlds of cultivating immortality. I saw a huge system of cultivating immortality in it. If you want to talk about what it means to cultivate immortality, this is immortality. It is not those cultivation systems that take the path of robbery or that my destiny is up to me and cannot be controlled by heaven. To say that cultivating immortals is to follow the heavens, and the way of heaven has cut off the spiritual energy. How can you become an immortal? The system of cultivating immortality in this book has that ethereal and otherworldly artistic conception, and the simple words already contain a kind of charm, which makes people have endless aftertaste after reading it. But the author added infinite space, which has some conflicts with the world of cultivating immortals, although the author has also made some patches. For example: the world of cultivating immortals has a different speed of time than other worlds. However, the cultivation time in the world of cultivating immortals is extremely long. When the realm is improved in the later stage, the retreat may take hundreds or even thousands of years. When the task of infinite space is suddenly inserted into it, it seems a bit abrupt and contradictory. I think it would be more interesting if I simply wrote about the world of cultivating immortals.

I have been a bookworm for many years. The author's descriptions and expressions are perfect and not brainless (key point). It is hard to imagine that he is still a student instead of an old author who has been writing for many years. This novel in Tomato is really a good novel. The world view of the world of cultivating immortals is very organized, and the skills and expertise are diverse and clear. It feels like a super mechanic who is wearing armor, but the theme of cultivating immortals is very novel. The first dungeon is quite satisfactory (this is because I don't like chicken). The second dungeon has a good world view, and the theme and plot are basically perfect. I hope the author can stick to finishing the book. There is no need for the author to read book reviews to affect his writing status. It is good to write according to his own ideas, otherwise the more bugs he fixes, the more bugs he will encounter. After all, some people may not like this kind of subject matter, and you cannot ask everyone in the world to fall in love with you.

Being spotless does not mean that there is no dust, but that the dust is allowed to fly. I am my own sunshine.

Very, very beautiful! As a bookworm, not many people can rate it so highly. The text is fluent, the plot is reasonable, the world view, spells, and technology are rigorous and reasonable. In terms of fighting monsters and upgrading, they are neither exaggerated nor overstated. The arrangements are in place and closely related to the plot. The author has put a lot of effort into it, which is very rare in tomatoes. With such a solid foundation, I seriously doubt that some big novel network boss was poached by Tomato! If not, then another new great god is rising!

The world view is interesting, it's a new version of the ship that I've never seen before, come on! Items, talents, and skills are normally divided by color, but classes or levels can be added later. Color is used to distinguish rarity, and another class or level emphasizes rank. For example, Qi Refining Gold is definitely not as good as Foundation Building Purple and Golden Core Blue.

The worldview and practice system of this book are very complete, especially the difference between the new method and the old method, which distinguishes the two ways of practice. In addition, the potential shown by the new law is also very promising, and the author's writing is indeed good.

The title of the novel attracts readers' interest in reading, and this novel does have great potential, and it can be written well. The overall idea and content structure are clear, and the world view is not small. As long as the author can keep it up, there will be gains. I highly recommend it to everyone who reads it during the book shortage period, and can also nourish it in peacetime. Come on, author [laughter]

The idea is novel, I hope there will be a solo flight in the infinite space

The description of the world of Xianxia is pretty good, and it fits my vision of Xianxia. Adding infinite space can increase the attractions, and the two work well together. Some descriptions are too slow. The world view has just begun, which is a pity

A perfect combination, in line with the requirements of cultivating immortals, Xianyun Yehe has a broad path, and uses the stimulation of infinite space to balance out the ordinary. Those novels about cultivating immortals where the struggle between the avenues and the law of the jungle can be said to be corrupted by the mundane world. No, buddy, I'll update three chapters a month and I'll chase an egg. Let's put it in the book-raising category [angry]

The outline is pretty good, and the writing is okay, but the overall pacing is a big problem. The details are inappropriate and the plot is relatively bland. It's okay to watch it in one go, but skipping the places you don't want to read makes it uncomfortable to catch up on updates. Overall, it's worth watching. The author is quite talented. You should write more and learn more, so that you can look like a great god [laughing]

My favorite character in this novel about cultivating immortals is the character of the protagonist. He has an upright nature, solves problems neatly and neatly, and has a bottom line in doing things. He is not blindly "killing decisively". The author in the novel also has certain theories and explanations of the theory of immortality, which enriches the world view and makes it very realistic. However, it also has advantages and disadvantages. The excessive explanation of the theory makes the plot development a bit slow, and the explanation of skills and expertise in the infinite space is also a bit too much. Overall, this is a very fairy-like book about cultivating immortals. I look forward to the collision with the old method in Kyushu Continent later!

It's pretty cool. Regarding expertise, I wonder if there will be a reversal of the electric meter in the future. Regarding the transcendent world mentioned in the original article, I think it should be similar to the ability to reverse the electric meter. Otherwise, as long as there is loss, there will be no external motivation to lead oneself to transcendence. The loss is equivalent to replenishing the world. One plus and one subtraction will never be possible.

The writing is good, but the author, if you don't know how to write data, you don't have to write it. 20 Meters and 3 seconds is the speed of a normal person. You can write something that will arrive in the blink of an eye, or you will be far away one second and right in front of you the next second. You don't need too much data to cultivate immortality.

It's good-looking, but it's just the plot loaded by the main god. I thought it was a movie or animation type, but I didn't expect it to be like this.

After reading more than 90 chapters, the plot is rigorous and logically consistent. It's very good. As an adult, I have my own depth of thought. This book is a slow read, not a beginner's article. You can calm down and take a look.

It looks good, the protagonist is neutral, there is currently no heroine and no ambiguity, the setting is also good, but the skill descriptions are a bit too much. I suggest shortening the expertise.

It's a pity that I didn't finish it, but the overall concept is really good. In a relatively peaceful world of cultivating immortals, Yunshui Tiangong looks like a sect of cultivating immortals, rather than an upgrade flow where people kill wherever they go. The Little World is also well written. The third chapter in the martial arts world is very memorable. The characters are well created. I hope the author can open a new book or continue this one.

It was pretty good, but unfortunately it was discontinued, but the final outline was also great.

The writing is quite good, but there are a bit too many copies on the technology side. The latest chapter should be a Western fantasy dungeon, at least it won't feel particularly inconsistent, and it's okay.

I've finished reading it, and it's okay. The update is too slow. I think the author's writing about the world of cultivating immortals is quite good, and he can write a novel about cultivating immortals purely.

It's good to read, read it quickly, read it quickly, it can be said to be the best novel that I have ever seen that integrates the immortal warrior and the main god space. The theme is novel and not boring, the copy is all original, not laggy, the protagonist's strength is reasonably improved, and the writing is not brainless.

The plot is very good and the writing is very concise, but the author's shortcoming is that there are too few updates. I don't have high requirements and can just update five times a day.

The subject matter is very common, fantasy, reincarnation space, game system panel (I don't know if it's because I don't read enough), but I think it's very novel, and there are no major logical problems in the story. The overall reading experience is very good. There are more than 50 chapters so far. I'll see if there are any problems later.

The copy is not good-looking, but the main world is full of fairy tales

This book is okay, but not enough to read at all. I have seen something similar before, but I forgot its name.

Personally, I feel that this is a pretty good unlimited flow, and the storyline is also very good. I didn't find any major flaws. It's worth a read! If possible, I hope the author will add some emotional lines, which should be more interesting.

The author is making progress, the rest of the writing is okay, but the front is a bit of a novice's mistake.

It's okay. I want to continue reading. If it's good, I'll leave a review.