Xuanhuan: Cultivating Immortality and Longevity by Planting Fortuitous Encounters

Good luck to the author, and if the emotional line doesn't work, I won't write it. And if you have the chance, can you copy the ones written by the big guys? Or learn from them, and then adapt them. Once you are familiar with them, you can create your own. In short, even if you are writing a novel, you still have to learn to be successful.

I like this style of writing, which has a bit of ancient charm, but is also easy to understand. The setting of the training system is clear and clear. It is not a simple and crude way of saying that cultivating immortals is better than practicing martial arts, but it constructs a basic and reasonable setting framework. I like it very much, but it's too short.

First of all, this book is a slow book, and the golden finger is relatively new. Its main function is feedback, using old knowledge to feed back new knowledge, but the knowledge obtained through feedback and feedback cannot be fed back again. Matryoshka dolls are prohibited, and only the quantity of items will be fed back. The protagonist's experience in this book is not bad, but there is a section in the early stage when he is being chased. Some people will not like it and want to see it, while others will walk or jump. There is a section in the middle that is related to the relationship between two women in the mortal world. Some people think it is not good. Don't worry, there are only a few pictures. They will not appear later. They are directly separated from immortals and mortals. In the end, the protagonist kills the prince behind the scenes, obtains the cultivation skills, and then enters the world of immortal cultivation. The plot is roughly like this, the protagonist's The portrayal is average, and some people think that it should be completely behind the scenes, but I think it is not good to go behind the scenes in the early stage with this golden finger setting, because the inability to do nesting dolls means that the protagonist must constantly acquire new knowledge, which means that the protagonist must be real and act in the early stage. In summary, I am looking forward to this book and hope that the author will continue to work hard. This book is for readers who prefer pure behind-the-scenes or pure and refreshing writing.

Personally, I think it's okay. If the author keeps it tight and doesn't have any mindless scenes of ambiguous scenes with women, it will be perfect. This kind of novelty behind the scenes is quite attractive to readers. The first part is okay, but the second part changes people after entering the sect. The more you write, the more outrageous it becomes. If immortal cultivators still have luck, then why are they fighting for immortality? The upper limit is dead. If you don't break away from the upper limit, how can you cultivate immortality? What the author writes is that luck determines the upper limit. To put it bluntly, the author's rule is that five spiritual roots are not worthy of reaching the upper limit. You can lie flat after one level of Qi training. Anyway, your luck and immortality cannot compete with those with four spiritual roots or above. The low rating is justified. I gave it a five-star praise earlier. . . Haha, this book is not worthy

This subject matter is good, I still hope to continue reading it.

The prince offered a reward of only 500 taels for the real power, but the protagonist spent 1,500 taels and 50 pills, and used 2,000 taels worth of things to buy the woman's external power, which was far less valuable than the real power. The protagonist was more princely than the prince, hahaha, and even gave him a gift worth 200 taels, which made me laugh [laughter]

The protagonist is like a moving natural disaster. I like it so much. The opportunity arranged by the protagonist is just an opportunity at the beginning, but later it becomes a large trap. It's so exciting [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] After coming out of the sect, it was no longer interesting. I pretended to have cultivated the Nascent Soul, brought a younger brother, gave advice everywhere, and accepted a few younger brothers who were useless and had no personality characteristics... How can I put it, entering the sect was like changing the author, and the charm of the book itself was weakened by differentiation...

Yes, it's finally not a good start. I've read more than a hundred novels about cultivating immortals, and 99% of them are waste material counterattack novels. The protagonist of this book has good qualifications and is worth recommending.

What a good book. I can read it and hope it can continue like this. Although it is a bit new, it is okay. The subject matter is novel. I don't know if it is a new book from qd. [I learned it] Anyway, cheers for the author [Sending heartfelt wishes]

It's a mid-to-high-level work. If you don't like to watch the protagonist's development in the mortal world, you can first read the first few chapters to understand the use of the protagonist's golden finger, then jump directly to the spirit root test, and then jump to join the sect and be accepted as a disciple. This is the official start of the protagonist's path to immortality.