
A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: Proving the Dao in the Immortal Mansion
凡人修仙:仙府证道
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Eastern Cultivation
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- 1y ago
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Not bad. . . . The common problem of the protagonist is that he has poor qualifications, so why can't he improve his qualifications? Common spiritual cleansing grass, spirit-tempering pills, or spiritual fruits and exercises that improve his qualifications are common in cultivating immortals. If you have the space to grow them yourself, you can produce results in ten or eight years, right?
Fortunately, I have seen more than 100 pictures. If there is no sister, I will not kill the girl. What I hate most is to criticize the skin of the heroine and go everywhere to help women. All men are enemies.
It's okay, but spiritual roots are still the same old routine
The plot is very good, the character description of the protagonist is very good, the storyline is very logical, there is no brainless pretense routine, the early stage develops steadily, a gentleman is never too late to seek revenge, he knows how to hide himself, never puts his hope on others, he is dedicated to cultivating immortality, and there is no That kind of messy female character is a classic plot. After she has the strength in the later stage, she has her own bottom line. When encountering danger and oppression, she just goes straight to it and eradicates the roots. It is very enjoyable to watch later. If you don't have the strength in the early stage, you can be cowardly. I will not eat beef later.
Now the protagonists are all, they will be destroyed wherever they go, and they will be destroyed wherever they go.
It's a very good book. The male protagonist has been diligently practicing and upgrading all the way. Although he is blessed by luck, his down-to-earth and cautious character is even more touching. If there is no female protagonist, there is really no ambiguity and entanglement. He has a clear mind and is my ideal male protagonist in a fairy tale! ! ! [Like][Like][Like]
It's well written. It's such a huge failure. It wouldn't be a problem to get something to eat to increase the lifespan of your qualifications.
Not bad, relatively stable. At the beginning of more than 500 chapters, I thought I would at least ascend to the immortal world, but I didn't expect that I would only be in the mortal world, break through the transformation of gods, and ascend. In fact, this is okay, otherwise, if I ascend to the spiritual world, break through the Mahayana, and then ascend to the immortal world to become the first person, it will be repeated reincarnation. I would like to call this article a 'combat novel'. After writing it, I will either be fighting or on the way to fight, looking for opportunities and breaking through the realm. You can obtain the Immortal Mansion through time travel. The higher you reach the higher realm, the faster the time will flow in it. As long as you obtain high-level resources, even just one, you will not be short of them in the future, including hundreds, thousands, tens of thousands of years of elixir needed for high realms. There are alchemists, talisman makers, weapon refiners, beast control masters... Their realms have skyrocketed. The reason why there are so many chapters is because they are fighting. Although there is no introduction to how the Immortal Mansion came to be, I estimate that in the Immortal World, there should be immortals who can see through the dust that enters the Immortal Mansion, and then rob the Immortal Mansion, and then fight back, and then slap in the face, and then become the first person in the reincarnation process. That's a pretty good ending.
You can read it when you are short of books, although the writing style is simple and even relatively immature. But I prefer to watch movies without cp, and reject the kind that are ambiguous and extreme. This book is more in line with my requirements. It is really just for cultivating immortality and becoming stronger!
It's okay, and there's no useless heroine in more than 400 chapters, which I like.