It is a refreshing novel about cultivating immortals in the city. The protagonist is humorous and decisive in killing.
Chu Yi, a junior student, was implicated because his cousin saved people and offended the terrorist forces. He was framed and hunted. At the moment of life and death, he entered a mysterious space and met two immortal cultivators, an old man and a young man. He returned to the earth two years later and started the path of cultivating immortals for mortals...
Reader comments
It is well written, and the author very successfully portrays the mood of a 22-year-old young man. Unlike many urban immortality novels, the protagonist pretends to be aloof, cool and cool, and kills people at every turn. This book has a good grasp of the scale of this plot, and the author continues to work hard.
I read the first 50 chapters in one go. It's very good. The concept is delicate. The author is creating a protagonist who gradually grows up. There are many redundancies in the chapters, which should be solved in the subsequent plot! Generally speaking, the plot is very good, and there is no plot like "the grandfather brings his granddaughter out and gives him a luxury car and a villa".
It's not bad. It's the type I like to read. I just want to ask the author if he can write one chapter a day? Can he add more chapters or bursts of new chapters [Chigua]
Good, good, come on, come on
The writing is pretty good, the main plot is relatively clear, the male protagonist is a bit of a ruffian, decisive in killing, and humorous, overall it's okay.
Relatively speaking, it's still okay.
Well written, good, good, good, good, good, good, good
It is well written, and the author very successfully portrays the mood of a 22-year-old young man. Unlike many urban immortality novels, the protagonist pretends to be aloof, cool and cool, and kills people at every turn. This book has a good grasp of the scale of this plot, and the author continues to work hard.
I read the first 50 chapters in one go. It's very good. The concept is delicate. The author is creating a protagonist who gradually grows up. There are many redundancies in the chapters, which should be solved in the subsequent plot! Generally speaking, the plot is very good, and there is no plot like "the grandfather brings his granddaughter out and gives him a luxury car and a villa".
It's not bad. It's the type I like to read. I just want to ask the author if he can write one chapter a day? Can he add more chapters or bursts of new chapters [Chigua]
Good, good, come on, come on
The writing is pretty good, the main plot is relatively clear, the male protagonist is a bit of a ruffian, decisive in killing, and humorous, overall it's okay.
Relatively speaking, it's still okay.
Well written, good, good, good, good, good, good, good