Everyone's Cultivating Their Way to Exhaustion, but I Became a God by Doing Nothing!

A refreshing article about urban immortality, the more you read it, the more you will enjoy it! [Laughing out loud]

One of the few articles about cultivating immortality that is very enjoyable to read, good! Good! Good! Good! Good! ! ! Your ability to control the plot is really strong, and every plot can attract readers!

It looks good, but I'm afraid of the cold, so I'll post a book review as soon as possible. It's a good book without much criticism. It would be better if some small details were improved. At present, it seems that Ning may be the heroine, but I hope there will be no heroine [eating melon] The bromance is also good to watch, the stomach aches and the extraordinary promise that I hope will come true. See you at the top. Well, I haven't seen any villains in this book yet. Those who seem to be villains behave a little differently for some reasons. In the end, it's all about the growth of the protagonist. Okay, I got it, there is no female protagonist, I didn't see it when I watched it before. Here is the comment: In fact, the protagonist is really not a bad guy. The golden villain's training also relies on hard work, but in the eyes of others, he does become stronger if he is a bad guy. This is because of poor information. Others don't know that the protagonist has a system similar to cashback to simulate immortal cultivation, which can help him improve his cultivation. In order to allow the golden villain to practice, the protagonist almost always shows off his external performance, so as to earn time for practice. In fact, there is no such thing as being weak and you can become strong. If there is, it must be due to talent and hard work in the later stage. If your talent is poor, then you should seize the time and work hard. My family members have probably said this. I always feel that this book implies that you will not become a person if you don't work hard.

How to say it? The writing is very good, but maybe I don't understand the level differentiation very well. Heaven and earth are black and yellow, and a yellow-level skill is described as very strong. I am thinking about what to do in the later stage... (This is only a personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it, thank you!)

Personally, I think it's quite interesting. The protagonist is a bad guy, but among a group of people who are involved in it, there is a sense of freedom, and they are not coerced by the eyes of outsiders. I'd like to give you a little appreciation. Come on. Chapter 6 of guarding the spring water, let me see how many more chapters you want to go to. Now Qin Lai pops up and disgusts the protagonist. If you don't kick him out of the game, I will withdraw the book with two stars.

It's very interesting. Contrary to the other book I read, this book is mainly about a refreshing article that focuses on life, and you can cultivate immortality at the same time. The other book is a scroll. As long as you can't die, you can scroll to death and cultivate immortality. The two books form a sharp contrast.

Not enough! Not enough! Not enough! There's nothing wrong with it. I like it very much. Please update it soon. Author, I like to see the main character Chuachuacha become the first one. It's so cool. I like all kinds of competitions. It's that Mo Wan. I hate that the protagonist has too much involvement with her, but don't help her or anything like that. It's fine as it is now. Just being a normal teammate is fine. After reading other reviews, I found that this book is quite controversial. I think this book is quite poorly presented. I don't like to read books that are so poorly presented that I don't even want to move them. There are also those who say that the protagonist's talent is too high. How can the role of the system be highlighted if the protagonist's talent is not good? Compared with other cool novels, this book is not very licking, and the plot is not bad. Anyway, I like it very much, it suits me

As a mature novel, this one is pretty good (*^ω^*), but the author needs to handle the realm of upgrading. For example, it took more than a thousand years for Bai Shu to transform from the tenth level of Qi training to the flawless spiritual vein. How come it also takes more than a thousand years to upgrade from the early stage of Qi training to the perfection of Foundation building? Fortunately, this situation only happened once in Chapter 90, so it was acceptable. Another question is, did the author write this book with a female protagonist? Otherwise, don't write so much about the relationship between the protagonist and his female classmates or companions. If there is a female protagonist, if it is a single female protagonist, try to confirm it as soon as possible, and try not to write so many relationships between the male protagonist and other supporting female characters; if there are multiple female protagonists, the author will start writing multiple relationships. The above are my own comments and suggestions on this book. I wish the author to ride the waves and create brilliance in the novel world! Writing is not always smooth sailing. Success comes from hard work and good luck. Come on! Although it is marked as having no female protagonist, it is obvious that the author can no longer control the direction of the plot.

It's good to watch, super good to watch, and it's super fun all the way through. The more you watch it, the more fun you get. Although the protagonist is lazy, he immediately cheats when it comes to the game, and there is no female protagonist.

It's good to watch. I enjoyed watching it at the beginning, but to be honest, I felt a little uncomfortable watching more and more geniuses appearing later but being vulnerable. The author probably wrote this to highlight the protagonist, but I hope that the male protagonist can have friends and comrades who are equally matched. After reading more than a hundred chapters, I feel that they haven't appeared yet. The slightly stronger ones are girls, and the boys die very quickly (I don't mean to say anything bad about girls, I just think the protagonist is a boy). I like to see the group portrait pass. So even though the author said there is no female protagonist, I somehow feel like starting a harem...