A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: I Can Fuse Anything!

It looks good. I like this step-by-step style of cultivating immortality, a down-to-earth approach to cultivating immortality. There is no such thing as a golden finger that makes you suddenly become awesome. Isn't it because I didn't push enough for updates? Can you really not update it for me?

Good looking Finally, I have a book that I can patiently read from beginning to end. At first, I was very concerned about some explicitly and implicitly naughty jokes popping up suddenly, but later on, it became the norm for male videos, so I'll calm down. Then there was a girl who liked him for no reason. That little thief kissed him as soon as he came and started having sex with him. Then the boss lady who killed pigs also liked him and ended up not getting married. That wooden Taoist friend didn't have any great kindness and was rarely seen. Then after the Saint who took away the body, Yuan Yin was given to him to upgrade him. I thought it was very inexplicable. I thought he had talent as a senior sister. I thought he was a Taoist couple in the end. When I was undercover, I slowly captured the master who pretended to be this person, and also gave Yuanyin to upgrade him. I don't think I have any connections with the Qingqiu fox. She just insisted on finding him to repair her skills but refused to firmly refuse, so she engaged him again. In the end, the fox was beaten back to his original form in order to save the main wife. The main wife was still sent far away, so he took her to the upper world. Although he did not transform, the treatment was much better. I can only say that I feel sorry for Senior Sister Bai. They became Taoist couples not long after they were together, and they were separated in two places. The above is what I don't like It's agreed now, it's not cliché, and he fell in love with sheep from the time he ate a piece of mutton when he was sold, and finally practiced the method of transforming into a demon. It can be said that sheep have been with him throughout his life. I have never read a novel with this idea before. It is very novel. Then the plot is relatively compact. He is one of the few incarnations who go out to do things and I don't find it boring. Previous novels suddenly have to experience the tribulation of the mortal world and so on. Suddenly I don't want to read it because they write it like another story. This incarnation won't, just know that he is the same style memory core as him, and it won't say that the incarnation comes out and the main body is forgotten. There is no way. There will always be a connection. Then watching him learn the skills bit by bit, Sunflower keeps upgrading things. To be honest, this kind of reward-based one is really fun to watch all the time. For example, I have seen some rebate system and some chance-grabbing before. It feels like this kind of satisfaction. He is very strong, but not mindlessly strong. There are times when he is manipulated into giving in. Sometimes, because he gradually becomes a bit bad, I feel that I can accept the things I don't like. All in all, it looks great. Recommended!

It's a pretty good fairy tale, with good character descriptions and plot development that's not cliché. The IQ of the protagonist and other supporting characters has always been online, and they are decisive in killing. The number of words is over 1 million, and it is edible.

It looks good. What attracts me the most is the spells. These spells are very effective for the protagonist and are not changed frequently. Unlike some novels where the protagonist practices a lot of spells and only uses them a few times. If he practices more, he will use less. What's the use of practicing so much?

A very good fantasy novel. The author uses skillful and smooth writing to create vivid characters and colorful scenes between the lines. During the reading process, readers are naturally integrated into the emotions of the book, as if they were personally there. Everything in the world has feelings, and the story has a strong human touch. Especially the children in the book, their images and actions are vivid and worth savoring. Well written, keep up the good work!

In the busy modern life, occasionally opening a good book is like embarking on a spiritual journey through time and space. This work on cultivating immortality deeply attracted me with its unique charm, allowing me to find long-lost tranquility and reflection between the lines. The author uses delicate brushstrokes to construct a world of fairy tales that is both familiar and unfamiliar. Every character in the story is vivid and three-dimensional, and their emotions seem to be a reflection of my own emotions, which resonated strongly with me during the reading process. The plot in the book has ups and downs, including warm and touching moments, as well as thought-provoking turns. While enjoying the pleasure of reading, you can also gain a new understanding of life and the world. What is even more valuable is that this work does not just stay at the superficial narrative, but digs deeply into the complex and multifaceted aspects of human nature. It allowed me to see the glory and darkness of human nature and understand the importance of tolerance and understanding. In the process of reading, I seemed to be conducting self-reflection and re-examining my own values ​​and codes of conduct. In short, this is a good fairy tale book worth reading again and again. It opened a whole new world for me with its profound connotation, rich emotions and unique perspective. I believe that both readers who like to explore human nature and friends who love literature can find their own touch and gain in this book. It is not only a book, but also a baptism of the soul and an in-depth exploration of oneself and the world.

It's really good to watch. The protagonist's skills and various methods are very special. They are not the same swords or knives. The setting of the double-headed sunflower is also very novel. I also like the character of the protagonist very much. He should maintain compassion but also be decisive in killing his enemies. The shortcoming is that the number of words is too few and it is not enough to read. Also, the author actually wrote down all the concerns around the protagonist [crying] [crying] I am really sad, senior oil lamp, old monkey, a few confidante... [Crying] [crying]

It's pretty good, and it's already a relatively good book among Tomatoes. The writing is pretty good. I usually can't stand most novels after reading about two to three hundred chapters. I can continue to read this when I see almost 700 chapters, which means it is very well written. It is a T1 level in Tomato. If it is on the Internet, it must be at least T2.5. Or like T2, I started reading novels in 2020, and it has been 6 years now. My vision shouldn't be too bad. It didn't take me long to read either. This is just what I saw on this account. I also looked at about two to three hundred pictures on my watch. Counting that time, it should be sixty or seventy hours. The plot is relatively well written. There was a section where I felt a bit reluctant to read it, but I came back to read it later because I found that I couldn't stand the other novels.

It's super beautiful, the author's writing is super good, the plot is full of ups and downs, and it's very interesting. From the beginning to now, I can't help but watch it. Anyway, I like other people very much. I don't care what others say, but I just like to watch it. Come on, author!

The writing is really good. There are too many emotions on the way to immortality. Mei Niang, Senior Oil Lamp, every supporting character has blood and tears. The main character is written very vividly, as if it is a real world of immortality. I can see that the author is very attentive. I am currently reading the third article.