Dual Spirit Roots from the Start, a Well-Rounded Sword Cultivator in the End
开局双灵根，后期六边形剑修
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It must be praised. The writing shows the sincerity of the sword cultivator who is obsessed with the sword, and also highlights the firmness of the path. However, mana and spiritual power are actually a kind of power. There is no need to always dwell on the spiritual power before the golden elixir, and the mana after the golden elixir. You can simply summarize it as mana.
It's a very good novel. The IQs of all the characters are online, and it's a masterpiece that doesn't overshadow the protagonist. Kill decisively
Give yourself a thumbs up Give yourself another thumbs up.
It's a really good book. It's just that the leveling up is a bit fast. The cross-level battle is a bit strong. This is true without a heroine and no ambiguity. I don't think of many novels that have no heroine and then all kinds of ambiguity. Women will not die. They can escape for any reason. Men just die everywhere. This is a complete equality between men and women. There is no discrimination.
No cp, the protagonist is dedicated to the Tao, which is very good. I thought the hexagon was for practicing elixirs, drawing talismans, refining weapons, and making formations. It turns out that all kinds of attributes are mastered, as well as talents, magical powers, and magical powers. When I thought that mastering all attributes requires a lot of spiritual roots, it turns out that there is no need to bother. I am shallow. Except for the beginning being a bit unexciting and the middle of it taking too long to write in the Gu world, there is no problem. But it is also quite interesting there. It's just that there are a few chapters without the protagonist in the middle. It doesn't feel good, but I think they are all paper people. Just like the protagonist, the author worked hard to write it and finished it slowly. I don't know what the author thought. I'm so envious. I never thought of such a wonderful world view and many sects. This is definitely the cultivation novel I've read before. It covers all the sects on the continent at once and supports each other a lot. My own sect also secretly plots against other people's novels. Although other novels also have the upper world, they have only written about one-third of an acre. So this is the first time I have seen such a large world view. The only drawback is that the author writes about the exercises. I didn't type out the magical powers separately, but wrote them all together. As a result, when I had to underline and mark them, this novel was definitely the most uneven one because it wasn't well marked and was mixed with other stories. But compared to the bad writing, this is no longer a shortcoming. Come on, author. I originally read weird fairy tales, but I was a little tired, so I just randomly picked up a book to read. The result was so good that I stayed up late to read the latest chapter [face covering]. It was too difficult.
I'll comment first, I haven't finished reading it yet, I'll come back after reading it. After reading more than 50 chapters, I can see that the author is very dry, and the protagonist is decisive in killing. There should be no heroine in this book, but I think the author is a novice, and I am afraid that the author will collapse in writing the emotional line. That's it, I'll come back if you have any questions. The content now is very exciting, keep up the good work.
Come on, there is no system. It proves that the author already has his own world view. If he is not invincible and invincible, it would be meaningless - ̗̀(๑ᵔ⌔ᵔ๑), now I can't write novels without the system and I am afraid that I will write to death. (˃̶̤́ ꒳ ˂̶̤̀) There is a system to protect me
It's well written, but it's too colloquial and not fluent to read. Some paragraphs have to be rewritten in my head to form sentences [face covering]
If you haven't read too many articles about cultivating immortals, you should be able to read it, and it is suitable for beginners. However, the routines are basically the routines of early cultivating immortals. The shadow of mortals is too heavy. I can't stand it when I see the Gu Master who changed the picture. I changed the picture in advance and changed the system before I could ascend to the gods.
This is the real fairy tale. There is no emotional line. The protagonist is devoted to the Tao, and the Tao is supreme.