A Bizarre Cultivation World: Did the Old-timer Just Betray Me?

I have finished reading it, and I feel it is very good. It has the potential to become a good book. There are very few bad points and they are insignificant details. The protagonist's personality change after time travel is very reasonable. He can survive while living quietly, but he is not merciless when killing!

The book is not bad, very interesting. The first five chapters describe the protagonist's dark underbelly and ruthlessness, while the last forty chapters describe the cruelty and deceitfulness of the world of cultivation, which is a bit coy but reasonable. As for the reason why no one is watching it, it's probably because it's still too short, come on!

The writing is pretty good, I read the latest in one go

The idea behind this book seems familiar

It's really good. It's rare in Tomato. I feel like I'm about to witness the birth of a masterpiece again.

It's pretty, very novel.

Quite good. Those who cultivate immortality should be cannibals.

I read it one day and it gave me a great feeling. I wanted to eat something delicious and always be full. It was like eating and eating and eating.

It's good to watch, the plot doesn't drag on, the content is very novel, and it updates quickly. I love watching it.

The plot is okay, the writing is okay, but let's face it... Building a foundation before the age of forty, that's no problem. You can live to be 300 years old by building a foundation, and then you say it's best to have a golden elixir before you're 380 years old...