If I Can't Cultivate Immortality, I'll Build Mechs

It's very interesting. It's much better than other books of the same type. The development of books of this type is really too slow. I can't wait to get to steam power after a few hundred chapters. I'm already convinced. The next step to electric power is a few thousand. This book is very good. It's all time travel. It's normal to be a little hung up. , It's normal if this stat is stronger. Development must be fast. After all, the early stage of technology is indeed inferior to cultivating immortals. Only by improving technology as quickly as possible can the level of future technology be achieved. Unlike others, which are too delayed, I don't even want to say anything about them. This book is still enjoyable to read.

For science fiction novels, not only a large amount of basic knowledge is required, but also sufficient imagination. These are not enough, there are also good story lines, character lines, and emotional lines. The character line and story line of this book are excellent I don't know if the author can control the development of science and technology and the confrontation between monks in the later part of the book. The current pace is very good, but more imagination is needed for scientific and technological content, and the author's knowledge reserve needs to be improved. After all, science fiction is not divorced from reality. (Personal opinion, please don't comment)

It's a very creative book. Don't be afraid that science cannot explain cultivating immortals. I think science can explain everything. It's just that the technology tree is too small now. Moreover, cultivating immortals is only a figment of people's imagination. Use your mind to imagine. Strange. The writing is very good. Why is the rating so low and there is no traffic? Has the author signed a contract?

Other than the fact that the main character develops too quickly, everything else is good. Speaking of mortal objects being easily damaged, I almost didn't think of it. This immortal cultivator's thing has the same purpose as charged armor. The spiritual cannon seems to work on the same principle as the laser cannon, and lasers have extremely high penetration into protruding armor. Does this correspond to the reason why weapons with spiritual energy can easily destroy mortal objects? If so, the charged armor should be able to effectively resist such attacks. If the armor attached to the high-energy defensive stance and the mountain treasure nourished by spiritual energy can be replaced, it will save a lot of manufacturing processes. It's a miserable word in capital letters. The novel is really good. If the author changes the platform for development after it is finished, he must remember to show the way to the old readers. [Sending heartfelt wishes]

The writing is good and the three views are correct. One of the few novels of this kind. This is a truly good book. There is no cool writing system, but objective analysis, reasonable logic, and correct values without losing your mind.

It's so good. Apart from "Flying Ships and Immortals" in the science and technology vs. Immortality genre, this is my second favorite.

Not bad, the setting is reasonable, and writing the book is not boring. I hope there will be a plot where a host drives a space battleship and bombards the planet of immortality 🤔

Nice new idea, support it

I have an idea, the main plot now is the Gu King. The author thought of using viruses to fight beetles. Is there any idea of ​​using Gu insects to transform biochemical weapons, similar to the biochemical weapon T-virus, which kills the original black light virus?

Yes, it's very innovative and interesting. After reading so many books about technology and cultivating immortals, I feel that technology and cultivating immortals are going to have a serious collision. Don't write about cultivating immortals so powerfully, and don't make technology so that no one can kill it. If this continues, it feels like if you write about technology, it will become a support! !