Everyone Transmigrates to Cultivate Immortality, but I Have an Ancient World with Me

It can be regarded as a rare good book for Tomato. I am very curious about how the protagonist will develop in the future. When will you reject the beautiful master? I'm looking forward to it 🥰

The IQs of all the members are online. It is not a mindless killing novel. It has the protagonist's continuous growth process, the waves and clouds in the world of immortality, flattery and deceit, the difficult survival of humans in the ancient world, perseverance in adversity, and heroic elegies. This is the fusion of my thoughts and ideas after reading novels about immortality for more than ten years. It is also a book that realizes my dream of cultivating immortality. I also wrote two million-word novels on other websites and got good results before writing this one on Tomato. Believe me, if you keep reading, you won't be disappointed.

Personally, I prefer this kind of article about full-name system time travel. I feel less like it in Tomato. At least this is my first time to read about people traveling through time and cultivating immortals. And the improvement of cultivation level is not so abnormal. It still takes a lot of time. I just hope that the heroine will not leave too much in the later stage and become a vase. I won't write it when I change the map. Come on, it looks good! Some places are quite rigorous in writing. For example, leaving a sect requires a disciple token to verify your identity and exclude spies. Many immortality writings do not have this setting. It is nonsense that the huge world of immortality cannot prevent spies. The setting of injecting essence and blood into the token and adding a mirror to determine whether it is a disciple is very good.

So-so, give me five stars for encouragement I really can't stand it anymore, I say one sentence four or five times, then say it again after a few chapters and then say it again after a dozen chapters or so. Dead speechless

Except for the spiritual root exposure in the front, which was a bit fiddly, the rest is pretty good to be honest. However, the scenes in the ancient world feel a bit light. Is it going to be a big deal later, or is there another over-arrangement?

The killing was decisive, three were officially killed in Chapter 37, and none of the previous enemies could be dealt with, because the protagonist had only practiced Qi at level 2, and fire or wood were obviously better for making elixirs. The protagonist believed that water was softer and easier to absorb, and didn't wood also live forever? Not much better than water [what]

I'll give it 5 stars first. I hope there will be less plots like being laughed at and slapped in the face. I really like to see Pig's Feet developing in the direction of a businessman, buying and selling things on the trading interface. Maybe later I can consider using wealth to kill enemies, hire people to do such things, and stabilize my base. Cultivation of immortality does not necessarily mean fighting and killing, but it can also be about worldliness and using wealth to win people over. You can consider trying this 🤭

First of all, say okay, if you don't like it, don't spray it. The author also likes to visit the comment section, so he also listens to advice. You can tell that the author is a good person (≧∇≦)ﾉ, and the author basically gave answers to the questions raised in the previous comment area. For example, someone asked in Chapter 3, "Can't everyone only say one sentence?" When the author gives the answer in Chapter 40, he can take a spiritual stone and say ten more sentences. If you don't like it, don't spray it. If you don't like it, don't spray it. Thank you. Also, cheers to the author! (ง •̀_•́)งCome on

This is a rare and good book 👍 👍 There are very few books that an old bookworm like me can read. This book 👍👍👍

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