Cultivating with Traits, I Slay the Chosen Like Dogs!

There's nothing wrong with it, it's just a beginner's guide to immortality. I wrote 39 chapters and still haven't finished them. I'm tired of reading them.

A refreshing tomato essay with a bit of Qidian style. There are long sections of settings and detailed explanations for upgrades. If the starting chapter is very long, it is considered dry stuff. If you put a tomato chapter, it may feel like water. However, it is more comfortable to speed up and cultivate immortality at a large speed, and the rhythm of the plot with a sense of crisis is also improved. The overall impression is that it is a refreshing article. Just put a tomato... With this style and the amount of updates, it is easy to feel that the plot is not progressing at all in two chapters a day, and the plot is too slow to be refreshing. Fortunately, it is basically non-toxic, depressing, and ambiguous. The world view is well-developed. The positive characters who play a role in the surrounding people are vivid and interesting. The other characters and passers-by are in the face... After reading it in one breath, onlookers sometimes feel that the text talks too much, and some of the psychological activities of the protagonist are upgraded, and the background is supplemented, etc., And they feel that the text is too watered down and dry [face covering]. Summary: If this is a long novel, I would be willing to read it in one sitting, as a rare and fast-paced starting point for enjoyable reading. When it comes to catching up, some people lack motivation and prefer to support [face covering]. Author, come on and update [please ask for more explosive updates][please seek more explosive updates][please seek more explosive updates] Five-star praise!

It's not bad. I hope the protagonist is more awesome. The protagonist has traveled through time. Why is there no independent entry for the Destiny Child? The protagonist only left the sect after seeing the update. I hope the protagonist can develop faster. Fight all the rounds and don't have evenly matched battles. Come on, author, update. If you don't like it, two stars and one star will not be included in the rating. Abandoned. Too tired to read. Too many settings. The ten realms of cultivating immortals are the pulse-opening realm, the qi-nourishing realm, the innate realm, the Yuan Dan realm, the Zifu realm, the cave heaven realm, the Yuanshen realm, the realm of returning to the void, the realm of ten tribulations, and the realm of ascending to the fairyland. The protagonist has more than 300 chapters and the latest update is at the peak of the Yuandan realm. Although he has the combat power of the Yuanshen realm I started to engage in things like Shinto believers again. I can't even understand martial arts and still engage in Shinto. One person does what a god does. It's a bit of a show when you put them together. The level of advancement is slow. Updates are also slow. I'm tired of watching it. I'm not going to watch it anymore.

It's really suitable for those who like to read cool articles. At least when I posted my comments, there were no obvious poisonous points. [Like] (As for whether it will be bad in the future, I don't care, anyway, if it's good now, it's good [note]) The ending is "Spreading Flowers", a classic and refreshing novel that requires no effort. The ending is a bit abrupt.

It is a high-quality novel written by a novice, and it is worth reading. Now that I have read more than 300 chapters, it is not watery, has no fighting power, and has no poisonous points. It is very well written. I don't understand why the score is so low. I guess it's because the reason why the elder is hostile to the protagonist at the beginning was explained too late. Many people didn't have the patience to persuade others to leave later. Still a little watery

### Between gains and losses, it's all a process In life, gains and losses accompany each other like a shadow. People tend to like "gain" and hate "loss", but the reality is that if there is gain, there must be loss, and if there is loss, there must be gain. Regardless of gain or loss, it is a necessary process in life. The philosophy contained in it is worth pondering. Gains and losses are a normal part of life. The ancients said: "A blessing in disguise is a blessing in disguise." A temporary gain may hide future losses; a temporary loss may also breed future gains. When Li Zicheng, the king of the invaders, invaded Beijing, he was very proud of himself, but after just 42 days, his success failed. From the Ming Dynasty to the mid-Qing Dynasty, China implemented a maritime ban policy. Although it resisted foreign aggression to a certain extent, it also allowed China to stagnate and miss the opportunity to integrate with the world, laying the foundation for a century-old history of humiliation in modern times. These historical lessons all tell us that gains and losses are not the end, but a link in the process. Gains and losses are neither the starting point nor the end of life. The college entrance examination is often hailed as an important turning point in life. It is the end of ten years of hard study and the starting point for entering a higher education institution. However, the road of life is long and tortuous, and every choice is the ending of the previous story and the beginning of another. The starting point and the end point are both part of the life process. The value of life is realized in the continuous transformation of gains and losses. As Qu Yuan said: "Although he died nine times, he still has no regrets." Although he died, his patriotism nourished generations of Chinese people and became the continuation of his life. Between gains and losses, we should maintain a peaceful mind. Paying too much attention to gains and losses often makes us lose our way and fall into the predicament of worrying about gains and losses. Gains are gratifying, but don't get carried away; losses are frustrating, but don't be discouraged. When you gain, you must know how to cherish and be grateful; when you lose, you must have the courage to reflect and summarize, learn from every gain and loss, and constantly improve yourself. As Wen Tianxiang said: "Wealth cannot be fornicated, poverty cannot be moved, and power cannot be surrendered." No matter what situation you are in, you must stick to your inner beliefs and not be shaken by gains and losses. Between gains and losses, it is all a process. In this process, we have experienced setbacks and hardships, but also gained growth and progress. Every gain and loss is a scenery on the road of life, and together they constitute our colorful life. Therefore, we should not be too obsessed with temporary gains and losses, but should treat them with a normal heart, regard gains and losses as the only way in life, enjoy every moment in the process, and let life bloom more brilliantly in the alternation of gains and losses.

It felt okay, but I felt there was something wrong when I watched it. Then I thought about it, it was similar to the rebirth game, but it lacked the sense of freedom and control like the super god mechanic, the feeling that as a reborn person, everything is under control.

A refreshing fantasy novel, neither too slow nor too slow, the pace is very fast, and the combat power is acceptable. The key point is that it is very enjoyable [Read carefully] Highly recommended [Read carefully] [Read carefully]

Brainless and cool writing, Long Aotian mode. Relatively speaking, it is still watchable. This kind of upright writing makes me feel uncomfortable after reading too many old coin development articles, but it's not bad for reading.

The main character's combat power is not compromised, but speed is all that matters; standing on the top of a mountain, with one or two sword energy wrapped around his fingertips, he can defeat enemies all over the world!