Spiritual Gourd Cultivation to Immortality

Top notch. I have been reading this book for so long. Although the pace of this book is a bit slow, it is very enjoyable! ! ! There are some poisonous points in the early stage, but they are all for the sake of paving the way for the later stage. After reading more than 70 chapters, the protagonist is still too coward. He was bullied by relatives and refused to retaliate. He was afraid that the government would arrest him for killing people. The government people openly arrested him and took the blame. He was still a coward. He was used to being treated as a punching bag since he was a child? Growing up or a sandbag? I hope the author will write more forcefully in the future. After working so hard, I don't want to read this kind of novel that makes readers feel cowardly. As of Chapter 98, the protagonist has become an immortal, and can still be restrained by the shrew who rolls around [smile][smile][smile], it is completely a female novel. When I first read this book, I was attracted by the fairy gourd setting, but I didn't expect the protagonist to be so coward. He has already become an immortal. I don't ask you to be decisive in killing, but at least he is not so coward, okay? Pure Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles🐢 [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile] [smile]

I saw it accidentally. It is very well written, very realistic, with a strong sense of substitution and step by step. No one else writes fantasy novels. There is no difference between opening one's mouth and shutting one's mouth. There is no big data that comes immediately after opening one's mouth. Recommended by old bookworms. Highly recommended, I am definitely a bookworm when it comes to reading. Whether it's the timeline, the protagonist's personality, the storyline, or IQ, it's all worthy of my love.

Five stars, absolutely five stars. I have finished reading it all night last night and in half a day today. I'm usually very picky when reading books, but I really didn't find anything to be picky about in this book, and I didn't even see the poisonous points. The above is my personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it. August 29, 2024 is just over a hundred chapters old. If you want to be stubborn, let's take a look at how many chapters there were at that time.

This novel is a compelling work that deftly blends reality and fantasy to immerse the reader in a rich plot. The author has excellent performance in character creation and emotional description, allowing readers to deeply feel the protagonist's inner world. In addition, the novel has a compact structure and smooth writing, making it easy to read in one sitting and leave you with endless aftertaste.

It's a god among gods, a clear stream of fairy tales, but there are too few chapters, which is not enough to read. The rating of 9.2 Is still conservative. From the beginning, although the pace is slow, there is nothing wrong with the writing, character creation and plot, and the story is not bad. Author, your book is well written. Keep it up. I believe it will be a big hit. I have been reading books for about ten years, and I have read a lot of books about cultivating immortals. Now I am immune to many books on cultivating immortals and cannot read them. This book of yours really cannot be stopped and makes me regain the feeling of the past.

It's still very good. Except for the exaggerated price, the overall content is still very complete and comfortable to read. It's very difficult to find a good book about cultivating immortals for mortals in Tomato. I recommend it with five stars.

It's well written. It's rare for an author to write such full details. I've been listening to the book for more than a year. This is the first time I write a review. This book makes me feel like I've been reading a book many years ago. The author's writing is delicate, and it slowly unfolds from the emotional beginning. The characters are colorful, and then the author describes the plot vividly and interestingly. It makes people guess the dishes but is attracted by the taste of the dishes. Let's talk about the character of the protagonist. , Honest and responsible, cautious, and like a calf, he perseveres in the face of setbacks. ,, I really like the plot of apprenticeship. He accidentally enters the monastic life, giving people a montage feeling. Listening to it all the way, it makes people smile. The foreshadowing is also very good. A little bit of writing and ink is soaked in "the road will starve to death" to let readers know that the protagonist is not a "Mother" who values life too much and kills when he needs to, without any psychological burden. Very good, keep working hard, and the big sword will send you [blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

The writing is as calm as telling history, without any unnecessary emotional bias but just right. The temperament of black humor runs through the lines. Many books fill in the gaps between exciting points, leaving readers to read boring content just for the next exciting point. This is a reflection of the author's incompetence. But this book is full of flesh and blood and is extremely real, connecting the plots like threads. It is not boring at all, but has a sense of historical vicissitudes. If the former is a red and pink skull, the latter is a slim and plump one. After reading a hundred chapters of this book, I can't help but comment. It's definitely a good book. After reading more than 140 chapters, the male protagonist has become a villain, and I can no longer hold on.

It is very beautiful and well-written. This is a biography of a mortal cultivating immortality. The author portrays the protagonist very carefully, highlighting the mental journey of a poor child who embarks on the road to immortality and gradually grows up. Many people criticize the protagonist for not being smart, courageous and unrestrained enough, but I think this is truly logical. How can a poor orphan know what it means to be considerate in everything he does and just want to live a good life? He is also constantly growing, learning and shaping his own ideas, which is really great. There are too many things to talk about, so you should read it yourself. It is a very good book, and it is one of the top ten books I have read on Tomato (from the perspective of writing rhythm and characterization)

This author is really talented. He describes the psychology of little people very delicately. It feels very immersive. I feel like I am a mortal and he is struggling step by step in the world of cultivating immortals.

Super good-looking. The aesthetics of the main character are so funny. I only like people with thick waists and big butts. If one day I meet a real beauty, will I say to a beautiful woman, I don't like slim people like you who can't farm and have sons. I only like people with thick waists and big butts who can farm. I don't know what beautiful women think.

The plot is smooth and the content and viewpoints are unique. This book tells the story of the rise of the protagonist from the bottom of the untouchables. Just like the mortal stream, it also has a magical gourd start, with all kinds of wretchedness. Becoming stronger step by step.

It's very good, the style is plain but not boring, there are conflicts, but the protagonist's mentality is really good. It's good not to be a mess but to go his own way. Unlike some protagonists who always want to save the world. It's really funny. The essence of the world remains the same, only the person who is the master has changed. So I still quite like the idea of ​​the protagonist not being an official and just taking care of his own land.

It's very interesting to watch. It's the first time I've seen this type of cultivating immortality - it's state-owned. The plot is not cliché, and famine and war are also very real.

These are the top three best tomato novels I have seen so far.

The writing style is really good. It's quite unexpected among so many novice articles. He is a real author [laughing and crying]

Five stars, must be five stars. It is the best novel about mortals cultivating immortality that I have read in the past year. It is very good. The author develops slowly. It is not as fast as other novels about immortality. It especially highlights the transformation of the protagonist from mortal to immortal. It is very comfortable to watch [Adore]. Come on, author. Update it every day. It is really killing people. [Anger][Anger][Anger][Anger]

The writing style is novel, humorous and satirical, echoing the reality and criticizing the ugly reality in society. A unique novel [laugh][Like][Like][Like][Like][Love][Love][Love]

I don't have much to say except that it's really good. The protagonist is more Buddhist and loves farming. This kind of love has reached the point where I doubt he will guard the fields until he dies.

The writing is delicate and there are no obvious loopholes. It is the best mortal novel written in the past year. It's just that the progress of the main line is a bit slow, and it's not interesting in the county. The mortal stream has to actively change maps to be interesting. In addition, it is recommended to describe a few beauties, which can add a lot of color.

The writing is very realistic. The whole text is not written around the protagonist like other novels. The supporting characters in this article are also very delicately portrayed. They all have their own stories and their own trajectories.

The plot is quite interesting and the writing is good, lively and interesting. However, in the mid-term, the combat power collapsed, and in combat, we just kept looking for reinforcements. The battle later on is completely unbearable. It's just like a weak character. It's good to pass the time by watching the plot. Overall, the tomatoes are okay, and the taste is not very finicky, so you can check it out. The writing of Immortal Cultivator is a bit weak (regardless of IQ or strength), far inferior to the traditional Immortal Cultivator. The characters are well grasped, the plot rhythm is okay, and the writing is quite interesting. I would like to give it a five-star encouragement.

It's very good. The pace of this book is fast and logical, and it seems that people want to listen to it. It doesn't feel like an ordinary cool novel. All in all it is highly recommended. I hope the author will publish the following chapters soon. [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration]

It gets better and better as you go to the end. I have read more than 1,600 chapters so far. I didn't feel much about it in the early stages. But when I read it later, I realized that this is a history of the rejuvenation of the human race, which is a bit like the history of our nation. The protagonist strives for the survival of the human race and strives to gain time for development, allowing the human race to grow from the verge of extinction to a population of hundreds of millions in the fairy world. He hopes that he can lead the human race to walk out on our own path, just like our rise today and our future renaissance.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a good book. The plot is very reasonable. It's better than the kind of books that can't be read with your brain. I support you. I have read the book for many years and this is my first time to comment. I hope the author will stick with it and I will continue to pay attention to updates.

It's a great, great book. I've been reading it for several years. This book is one of the few that is more realistic and makes people believe it! ! ! Come on, I hope better and more authentic books will appear in the future! ! ! ! ! ! !

It's pretty good-looking, looks very real, and the description of the lower class society is very reasonable.

The best part of this book is the detailed description of the social background, such as the miserable situation of untouchables under the hierarchy, the struggle and oppression surrounding land and food, the court's control of cultivation resources, including elixirs, techniques, and instruments, etc. The story unfolds completely and reasonably in this context. The author advances the story very sparingly and does not use too much imagination to violate his own assumptions. This is very good, the logic is clear, and it is very comfortable to read. As for the male protagonist's luck and cultivation techniques, they are relatively normal; however, the "Seventy-two Transformations" are quite controversial. Although it is very helpful to the advancement of the story, it almost deviates from the core of "mortal cultivation for mortals", which is very dangerous. Keep watching.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a down-to-earth novel about cultivating immortals. It feels very real. The only shortcoming is that the description of the protagonist's growth and transformation is not detailed enough. The first time I killed someone was as cold as killing a chicken.

The description of rural life is relatively appropriate, the language is witty and humorous, the plot is compact and orderly, the rural life skills are introduced in detail, and there are many fireworks. However, the protagonist's emotional intelligence and scheming are not enough, and the character's image is outstanding but not full, making it feel rather single. It is indeed not easy for the protagonist to rise from the bottom and have the original intention, but he should understand the cruelty of the struggle at the bottom, and he should have the government's scheming. Different people should behave in different ways. Moreover, the wealth is not revealed, and the protagonist's growth is too obvious. For a wealthy family, even if they have the courage to fight with you, they will secretly use means to occupy your secret treasures. The resources of a county are so large, and the cake and market are so big. How can you sell practice materials and occupy their territory? The Sima family may recruit you because of your outstanding talents, but when you destroy the market, they can clearly deduce your secret treasure, and it will be GG if the high-level monks dispatch the protagonist. Also, how can it be possible for you to enjoy teaching at Sima's house for free? There must be quota requirements, and there are also books. How can books, as a means of production, be loaned to you for free without asking for anything in return? There is a loophole in the treasure setting. Fish and other living creatures can exist, so why can't soil be put in? If soil can be put in, why can't crops be put in? Once you put it in, you don't have to be limited to Shekou Mountain. Summary: "Not bad"