In the Cultivation World, I Can Only Keep Moving Forward

666, The golden finger allows people to study it casually, really not afraid of death [awkward laugh]

So far, it seems that the groundwork can be done well. Basically, if you are stable in the later stage, there will be no problem. The hero's upgrade speed is just right. The entire power system will not completely collapse because it is too fast. The male protagonist's level of boredom is also just right. It allows our male protagonist to have fun, but it doesn't exceed the standard. The foreshadowing is well done. The cold-blooded world view in the later period is huge. Just don't mess up. Just don't make any sudden changes in the middle. The realm becomes very high. It will be painful to watch. As for The God of Death Next Door, the male protagonist's growth curve is a bit fast. Also, it's a little embarrassing sometimes. If the foreshadowing is good enough, and the plot is not good enough, this book should still be published. Well, if it's a masterpiece, it's probably about the same. But the premise is not to collapse. If it collapses, it will be very uncomfortable. Also, write faster.

It's pretty good, there's nothing sinister about it, it's really upright, and it doesn't have the classic plot of mindless sarcasm or the protagonist taking on the world alone.

Isn't the protagonist's strength the same as that of the protagonist of an ordinary genius novel? His talent can permanently retain the medicinal properties, but the genius treasures used in other novels can also do the same, and it took the protagonist more than three years to use medicine before his strength is second only to those with natural divine power. Moreover, it is said in the introduction that he can become a level A after a full-strength sword strike, but I read the article for a long time. Also, the author's introduction to the protagonist's talent is very vague. Some book friends think that it can be proved once and for all, but the author says that it is not possible. Just like the protagonist in the book died three times in her mother's womb, some people said that it remained alive, but the author denied it. Neither the introduction nor the text specifically states what the protagonist's talent is used for. The talent displayed by the protagonist is no different from that of a normal novel protagonist. It's nothing more than jumping one or two major realms. There is no CD consumption or anything, nothing special. If the protagonist really has the concept of a permanent certificate, the protagonist can be said to be in an immortal state, but it is obviously not

Although I haven't read much and don't know what the story will be like, the author's settings are really good. Basically, in most novels nowadays, even if you have reached a very high level, you will still be controlled and affected by the seven emotions and six desires.

Orthodox classical cultivation of immortality, and it is very interesting, without suffering or hatred.

Cool article, easy to read, no knife (the author said it himself) [eating melon]

It smells like Pinduoduo, and the plot is pretty good. It's quite good.

It's really good. Anyway, I quite like it.

It's smooth and interesting, with no poisonous points. Only the transition between the two plot settings is a bit slow, but the writing is okay.