Cultivating Immortality: I Use Proficiency to Cultivate Eternal Life
修仙之我用熟练度修长生
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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It's alright. I've recently become obsessed with cultivation and beast taming novels. Any good recommendations? One panel is about one sheet, and after being a beast of burden for so long, it's become addictive. Damn it, instead of running away, he even got married and continued to be a laborer. 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
I've reached the latest chapter, chapter 47. You can continue to bookmark it for a while longer; it's part of the proficiency series. 😁😁😁 I've reached Chapter 71, the latest chapter. The skill panel could be simplified; the plot is entering a more relaxed phase. 😁😁😁
Great! Looking forward to the main character shining! I really want to know if they won this match! 👍👍🤔🤔
The beginning was uneventful, but it was alright. The higher the cultivation level, the stranger it became. Why couldn't he leave the Zhang family? Was it out of loyalty and righteousness? But there was no blood relation; it was all about exchanging benefits. Was there something to gain? But the Zhang family was only a Foundation Establishment family. What help could the Zhang family offer after the protagonist, Zhang Yi, reached Foundation Establishment? 🥺🥺🥺
From the moment I started reading this book, I was captivated. The author's writing is exquisite, the characters are vivid and three-dimensional, each with their own stories and motivations, and their choices and actions feel very real. The plot is tight and captivating, and the author uses rich imagination and delicate writing to bring the creatures and cultures of the fantasy world to life.
The protagonist is incredibly intelligent! The plot is logical! It's excellent! Everyone, look! He could achieve the status of Shennong! That's practically a sage!
The more I read this novel, the more familiar it seemed. The content, the plot, the power-ups, the cultivation techniques—everything looked so damn familiar, but I just couldn't remember which novel it was.
The skill ceiling isn't very high, and the improvement is relatively slow, roughly at the level of a naturally gifted individual. It's like giving an ordinary farming ox or horse a chance to turn things around 🤔 This requires taking things one step at a time, knowing how to be steady and discreet in one's actions, which suits my taste quite well.
The beginning was alright, but obtaining Nascent Soul stage cultivation techniques is too ruthless; you can buy a Nascent Soul stage technique at Qi Refining Level 4...
This is a very realistic cultivation novel. The protagonist slowly develops from the very bottom, fully depicting the hardships of cultivation at the grassroots level. The money system isn't exaggerated, and the use of "golden hands" isn't overdone. My only hope is that the author could simplify the character panel descriptions.