Cultivation: My Cultivation Never Hits a Bottleneck

It's pretty good to read. The protagonist knows how to advance and retreat, has a high IQ, understands the world, puts interests first but is decisive in killing. It's not as exciting as other books, but it's not exciting. It's best if you don't have a heroine. It's fine for fun, but you don't have to be too involved in cultivating immortals. This is the best way without a heroine. The protagonist only wants the road to immortality. What's the point of having a heroine? Can you help yourself take the road to immortality? Coveting for those beauties is equivalent to putting a lock on yourself on the road to immortality!

It's quite good. For a dark novel, the protagonist is quite decisive and decisive. It's a good book. Come on.

If you like the protagonist of the dark flow, you can give it a try. The protagonist is not a virgin, and he kills decisively. It all depends on interests and clear grievances. The protagonist may not be strong enough in the early stage, so he mainly relies on cooperation to develop. After leaving the sect, he feels that the bottom line is getting lower and lower. If he sees an opportunity, he will grab it directly (even if the person has no hatred with the protagonist [Eat Melon], he will be killed later). It is about eradicating the roots of the family and destroying all the people. It is a pure demonic protagonist. Currently, I see that the protagonist is interested in a piece of meteorite and plans to destroy all the people. In one part, in order to distract the guards, he designs to let others rape the daughter of the family owner. Later, I feel that the protagonist's bottom line will be even lower. I can't stand it anymore.

The protagonist is sleek and sophisticated, knows how to survive better, is calm and decisive, never shows mercy to enemies, cares about grudges, is more casual and egoistic, and puts his own interests first in everything. He has learned a lot, including sword training, talisman painting, physical training, alchemy, and weapon refining. His golden finger is quite strong and looks interesting. This is the third book I have read. The characters are as good as ever, the plot is smooth without losing points of conflict, and the content is quite interesting, but some details are a bit far-fetched and really unreasonable.

It's very well written. I've finished reading it and am urging you to update it. The plot is real and reasonable, and it is a good book at a basic level. Although the protagonist Zhao Huaian personally feels a little bit kinder. But not bad.

It is a good work in the middle and upper reaches of mortal cultivation. First of all, the framework and combat power are very stable, and the speed of cultivation is also reasonable. Secondly, what is rare in Tomato is that the sentences are smooth and the words are correct. I believe those who read books on Tomato all the year round know that 90% of Tomato books are written in vernacular and often have typos in two or three articles. This novel is very good in this aspect, and it also shows that the author is very careful.

Although the climax of the plot is less exciting, the protagonist is still quite good. If you give me some advice, it's not a silly novel.

Two chapters a day are not enough! If the protagonist really has a revenge and can avenge it, he will stay overnight, but if he can't, he will just run away. He is very steady-minded, he is not strict at all, and he is not arrogant at all. There is no routine of going out and getting slapped in the face.

This book should get a score of 9 or above. The protagonist is well portrayed, has a cautious and decisive character, and is also sophisticated in the world. Each character in this book is also very well portrayed. There is no such brainless villain. However, it is a bit short. It is still highly recommended to book lovers who are in a book shortage. It's just that the sect is a bit useless and there is no corresponding talent training.

The protagonist is cautious in doing things, and the protagonist is also very sophisticated in people, that is, has high emotional intelligence. It would be great if I had such emotional intelligence. The protagonist's golden finger is also a wordless bible that can show the proficiency. As long as the protagonist's proficiency goes up, he can make progress. This golden finger is quite comfortable. If you like this kind of article, you can read it...