An Immortal's Path Without Regrets

The writing is very beautiful, better than those with a score of 9 or above, well-founded, and logically self-consistent [Like] [Like] [Like] Traditional cultivation of immortality, comfortable to read, not like the Holy Mother, there is a process of growth, and a strong sense of involvement [Send heartfelt] [Like] [Like] [Like] I especially like this kind of protagonist who loves to read and study. [Send heartfelt] [Like]. I have read many immortal novels. The protagonist comes to the world of immortality. He doesn't even know common sense, and has not read any books about elixirs, spiritual mines, heavenly materials and earthly treasures. He has already gone out to explore secret realms and hunt on his own. Isn't that blind? He doesn't recognize good things when he encounters them [laughs] I can't stand such illogical immortality novels. This author's writing is very good and well-founded. The male protagonist has experienced twists and turns from a simple boy who lost his parents. He has grown up little by little. Even if he was stupid at first, he can understand it. After all, he is too young and has never gone out to experience, let alone the sinister nature of the human heart. He has grown up step by step and has a sense of empathy. Many great monks are not cold and ruthless at the beginning. They all change slowly, just like the male protagonist. Good-looking [Like] [Like] [Like]

I've read Chapter 113 so far. It's the type I like to read. It's a competition with ordinary people. I just looked at the skills and felt that after building the foundation, I might practice magic skills. Personally, I don't like the protagonist practicing magic skills.

It's very interesting. It's comparable to "The Legend of Mortals Cultivating Immortality". The content is really brilliant.

The plot is tortuous, well-organized and fascinating. It is a good work.

Good looking, already collected It's well written, but it would be perfect if the aura belonging to the protagonist is not overwhelmed by the supporting characters.

Yes, it's really good-looking. Although the opening chapter is not very well written, it quickly gets better and better. The details are in place and the plot arrangement is reasonable.

This book seems to be quite good. Why is it rated so low? It's just that the economy here seems to be relatively backward. In some novels, low-level monks use high-level spiritual stones and don't have golden fingers.

It is not easy for the author to write, so I give it five stars. After reading the first volume, the protagonist has a bit of a virgin heart, but in the third volume, the protagonist becomes a bit more decisive. I hope the protagonist will be more ruthless and decisive!

Yes, yes, yes, yes

This book can be said to be a sequel to A Mortal's Cultivation of Immortality. It inherits the advantages of A Mortal's Cultivation of Immortality and is relatively good-looking. Book friends who like mortals can read it and find that Tomato really cannot judge whether a book is good or not based on low or high scores.