The Biggest Troublemaker in the Cultivation World

Good! Although the character framing is not outstanding, the killing in the other world is still quite exciting. I hope that subsequent chapters can maintain this level, and hope that more can surpass it.

Don't limit yourself to just one world of cultivating immortals. You can go to all the worlds in the world. That would be fun.

The protagonist has killed more than 3,000 people in more than 50 photos so far, which is awesome.

Some of the author's settings are very reasonable. For example, a monk is haunted by karma for killing people. Unlike other cultivation novels, where people commit murder and set fires, killing countless people, nothing happens at all. However, the food of the earth may be a good thing for mortals in the world of cultivation, but it may be poison to those real monks. After all, monks are afraid of contaminating the body with whole grains, let alone food with various additives from the earth.

Cities are indeed full of troubles and too many intersections. The world of cultivating immortals has not yet opened up!

I am shameless and give myself a good review. I hope that I will continue to be incompetent, not collapse, and not unfinished. Come on!

The feeling of killing everyone is overwhelming. When I go back to the beautiful country, a big guy will do a nuclear explosion for fun [laughs]

It's a good watch and I highly recommend it. The plot is fast-paced and refreshing. The protagonist has used his golden finger to the extreme. He is currently fighting four major families in a small town. He will definitely have to deal with the second-rate sect and the first-rate sect in the future. I look forward to the slap-in-the-face plot in the future! Ps. Write less modern urban plots and just use it as an arms warehouse. The world view of the world of immortality is bigger and better.

It's a good book, but it's a pity that the time is wrong. It could have been read ten years earlier or even five years earlier. It looks absolutely fine. Unfortunately, the survival rate of these books that are now hit by brainless and cool articles is lower than before. It proves the saying that it is a pity to discard the book if it is tasteless. It is better to leave a mark first and prepare for the possibility of discarding the book at any time!

The book is really good! Except for the bloody plot about the 7-year-old Azuma at the beginning, it is still remarkable. Apart from the nasty bit at the beginning, it's still very good-looking! Regardless of reality or another world, the male protagonist does not behave like dog licking or Lotus Madonna, which is very suitable for my taste! Worth five-star praise! 👍👍👍👍👍