Becoming an Immortal: I Became the Dao Ancestor by Collecting Scrap

Finally, I came across a novel about cultivating immortals that respects the reader's intelligence. I still prefer this kind of novel with a sense of reality. So far, I'm quite satisfied. It can be seen that the author is very careful in shaping a world. Come on.

It's an okay novel about cultivating immortals. It doesn't overwhelm the protagonist, but it's so annoying that I didn't read it for a while and a yellow button appeared.

It's not bad. It's really rare to see a fairy tale that doesn't go off topic. It keeps recycling when it says recycling. How this recycling system works and the preparation for recycling are also well explained. The main plot is not ignored for the sake of some harem or the battle between good and evil. There are also some parts that I think are quite outstanding, so I won't spoil them. Anyway, it's the author's own thing, and it doesn't follow a routine, so it's very smooth to read. There are also some bad points, such as the lack of tension in the story and the lack of literary skills, but it is still better than many full-time writers. This is an unconventional fairy tale that can be highly recommended.

The plot is pretty good, the cultivation level is not slow to improve, and the style of doing things is very popular with me. I hope there will be no female protagonist.

The rating is low, it should be 9 or above. The narrative style of this book is neither urgent nor slow, and there are no violent and explosive scenes, but it is like gurgling water, slowly soaking in, making you unable to put it down. Just like drinking good tea, it is neither weak nor strong, and has a long lasting flavor.

The writing is good and worth recommending, but the writing is a bit slow, but slow work yields careful work. Please take care of it before reading it, and don't criticize it randomly. This will give the writer a space to grow.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a logically rigorous article. It's really worth recommending! Although the writing style is not very strong, it made me cry several times in the middle. It has a bit of a group portrait feel, and the emotional expression and character creation are also very complete. I have to say that it is a rare piece of writing that is not uncomfortable to read. But! Yes! Why does the ending end like this! Ah? ! It is complete and has no regrets, but it is also very simple and regrettable! However, I couldn't bear to read it carefully bit by bit. I rarely write book reviews. I hope the author will get better and better!

So far, it's very good. The feeling is not that it feels good all the time, but it feels like a heartbeat, with ups and downs, highs and lows. It's very exciting to watch, and the upgrades are reasonable. It's not awesome all at once. The fights are also going back and forth. The characters and relationships are vividly described without being blurry. The author is slow to update. This is the only drawback. I just read the comments in the comment section. A lot of people are saying it's unreasonable. In fact, after I think about it, this is a novel about cultivating immortals, so why should I care whether it's reasonable or not? Maybe this novel is more in line with my taste, but I still like it so far.

A rare good book, not watery or verbose, with a reasonable plot

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