Cultivation: I Have a Personal Information Interface

I finished reading it. It took me a long time and I finally finished it. Comment, please say it first, it's just my personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it, thank you! The protagonist travels through time. He is 9 years old at the beginning, has an eighth-level talent, becomes a master, awakens the proficiency panel, and then builds a sect. The supporting characters are also well portrayed. As things are arranged, someone will settle the matter, and the protagonist can be regarded as half of the mastermind behind the scenes. From the qi-refining method at the beginning to the foundation-building, golden elixir, etc., All the methods have the same name, which is very embarrassing. It feels like there is no appearance of the Fajue, or it is added but not written, even if it is mentioned (not that he has already learned it, and the Xiao family will get it later) Then there is the protagonist's avatar who is conquering the world outside, without a nickname, such as a real person, a venerable, or something that comes for free. The novel is very interesting, and it's very enjoyable to read it to the end in one sitting. It's just a personal preference. If you don't like it, don't criticize it. Thank you. It's still considered a semi-immortal grass to me! !

Plain cultivation. But it still feels pretty good. The protagonist relies on his own planning to develop the sect with golden fingers, and then relies on the sect to improve himself. In addition, as long as the protagonist is alive, he can gain additional experience points while practicing to improve his destiny or the level of his skills. He can even strengthen his skills, thereby increasing the upper limit of his skills. In this case, the longer you live, the more money you make by practicing health-preserving and life-extending exercises. However, the protagonist is still a bit unstable, but the sect has many foundation-building monks. There are only two monks in the 100-card golden elixir stage, namely the protagonist and the junior sister. The protagonist is still in the process of overcoming the tribulation. How dare you stir up trouble with a pocket sword in this country where there are Nascent Soul monks. Publish the list of geniuses directly, without fear of others having any secret skills or the like. Are you aware of the protagonist? There is also the system panel, skills, etc. Actually don't matter. Take into account the main life changes, longevity, accumulated experience points, and how many experience points you can get every day. It would be nice to write these clearly. After all, the protagonist of the plot actually doesn't go out to fight very much. No matter how many combat skills you have, they can at most be used to build more powerful Taoist bases when you advance to a higher rank. Even if we talk about going out to fight, we can always deal with the enemy in a matter of seconds. Another one is the change of fate, can there be something new? For example, like the constitution in some novels, different people's fates also have different names. At low levels, the names can be relatively similar, but after purple, for example, red or something, it is best to have one related to gods. For example, if the protagonist is practicing health-preserving rock beast skills, then according to the skills, or his own choice, it can be extended to the destiny such as the reincarnation of a longevity star, thereby increasing the upper limit of the protagonist's life span at each stage and the speed of practicing health-preserving skills. By analogy, the Phoenix that practices fire-attribute skills will increase its life, and the Qingdi's blessing that practices wood-attribute skills will increase.

The overall structure is clear, but the character details are not deep enough! The plot transitions are not coordinated enough, but overall it's okay! ! ! It started to go bad in the back

Reading this novel is just like playing the simplest single-player game. It is smooth and uneventful. No matter how poor your qualifications are, as long as you are in the protagonist's sect, you can still build a foundation or even form a core. There are no bottlenecks, and you will not fail to break through.

Come on, my first book review, five stars

The writing is okay, but there are too many introductions in that page. You can shorten it a little, or you don't have to open the page so diligently.

I have read about ten chapters which are good, very ordinary daily life of cultivating immortals!

After downloading and reading it, I will tell you my feelings. It is neither very good nor very ugly. If I were to rate it, I would give it a 7 or 9. If you are a book-hungry friend, you don't need to read this book. In fact, it is not very good-looking either, so it can be a mediocre cultivation of immortality.

It still feels like a non-Buddhist sect. One of the key protagonists is that his spiritual roots are too restrictive, and the second sect is entangled in karma. I'm looking forward to how to balance it in the future. The second early stage is okay. I'm looking forward to whether the aspect of health maintenance and longevity will arouse covetousness in the future. I'm looking forward to the author's treatment. The overall pace is definitely not slow, and the protagonist has a stable personality but can sometimes be emotional (emotions, not feelings), which is not bad.

I don't know about others, but I quite like this book.