
When Mortals Have the Knowledge of Cultivating Immortals
当凡人有了修仙知识
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 2d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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779Chapters
55Reads
6.3Score
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I was very likable at first, but after receiving the memory of being a wanted criminal in the world of cultivation and hiding all the way, the fruits and vegetables that send spiritual energy everywhere in modern times are said to be special channels, and I dreamed back to the urban farming article of the female channel in 2008. In the world of cultivation, you have to work hard to have a portable space. In modern times, anyone can give it to you. If this is the case, you might as well turn it in to the national and provincial authorities to have it checked, and you won't be able to keep it yourself.
The unintelligent mortal has a golden finger and still likes to do some stupid things. The author relies on cheating to prevent her from being discovered. It is better to let her live a normal life. A blind boy carrying gold through the market.
I guess Lao Xiao should be the male protagonist of this book. According to the law of stronger women and stronger men, firstly, Lao Xiao's spiritual roots are better and faster than the protagonist; secondly, Lao Xiao is also an immortal who has transcended tribulations, at least as an Immortal Emperor!
Written by someone with little social experience, it is a self-righteous imagination + boring language + sentences that lack logical focus. . . Practice some more
This series is worth following hahaha. The author should update it as soon as possible. The book age of more than ten years is not a lie.
While the city is under lockdown, wouldn't it make people look deeper into the source of handmade apples if they are so openly distributed? This loophole is too big, right?
The heroine with no personal charm is too mediocre
Compared with other urban cultivation novels, it doesn't feel too exaggerated and can't be read. The heroine has gradually become mature and not very virginal. It was enjoyable to read during the book shortage.
It was pretty good at first, but then... It became too complicated, so average
Good-looking and interesting [laughing]