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After reading so many immortality articles, this is the most comfortable one! Don't be indecisive, don't treat this world like a spectator, just take action if you don't like it. The protagonist is a person of flesh and blood, unlike other novels where the whole person is as pale as a chrysanthemum...

Super good-looking [laughing] The protagonist's era is earlier than the era of ordinary immortal literature. It belongs to the ancient era (innate gods) and transitioned to the ancient era (later gods). The protagonist is of course the most powerful in the immortal world. He has been invincible since he came out of the mountain. Of course, the opponents he encounters also gradually become stronger. The protagonist becomes stronger faster than when he encounters more powerful enemies [laughing] I'm really looking forward to what comes next. The author's pace of writing is very steady. I really like watching the protagonist laugh [laughs]

This book is actually quite good, but I'm afraid of comparisons because I've read I Didn't Want to Become an Immortal and Lan Ke Qi Yuan. This book is more like Lan Ke Qi Yuan, but it feels like it's going in the direction of I Didn't Want to Become an Immortal. It's a bit awkward and ridiculous. Handsome can be described more from the perspective of the supporting characters. I always feel that the author is not strong enough and deliberately triggers the plot. To put it simply, the plot is not natural enough, but it is considered a good book (and Sanhua Empress is really cute)

It's very good, similar to Lanke's Romance, it's well organized and you won't want to leave after watching it. It describes the Chinese people's obsession with cultivating immortals since ancient times. Looking back on the mortal world is an immortal.

This book is very good. Relaxed style, without any frustration. It can be regarded as the Taoist rule of inaction and conforming to nature. But it's not about following nature, it's about following one's heart and being unrestrained. There is no bloody plot, and there is no female protagonist. It's okay if you only have pets for company. Highly recommended to watch, it's okay so far. What happens after that is unclear.

It's beautiful, very creative, and has the feel of a game about the human world. I can't say it's full of fairy spirit, but it's still full of fairy spirit. After the fate of Ke Qi, I would like to call him the strongest [laughter] Also, the book Sanhua Empress is also full of fairy spirit, but the setting of the cat slave is too weird [face covering]

I saw 320 pictures that were very well written. One thing in particular is very good, that is, the concept of time in the book is very well written, and the timeline is very important no matter which book it is in. Other books indicate that one period of time in the mountains is the number of years of cultivation, which is a pure number, as many years as many years. However, this book does not mention how many years it took. But you can feel the passage of time. It really gave me a kind of immortal cultivator's indifference to the passage of time, and it didn't matter.

The gold content is extremely high! ! ! Don't know what to say. This book is superbly written. The author made the characters very vivid. It can be said to be lifelike. The fairy-tale atmosphere of the group of portraits comes across. Like a gurgling stream winding through the forest. Like mist slowly drifting in the green forest. Like spring water hitting the rocks on the shore, it makes a crisp and sweet tinkling sound. Have you seen "Lotus Tower" starring Cheng Yi? When I read this book, in my longan-sized brain, the protagonist automatically became Li Lianhua. The big demon automatically takes the place of Zhu Yan. The painter automatically substitutes Qin Xiaobai. This book is really beautiful.

I really enjoyed reading this book. There is no ambiguity and it all depends on the strength. I like it. There is no cp and there is no false heroine. Recently, some books have been labeled as having no heroine. No cp, but most of them are for the spiritual pets around the heroine. Some have female characters with hairstyles and some are a bit ambiguous with the protagonist. Qian Cheng did not say that she is the heroine, but it is a bit ambiguous. I'm a germaphobe and can't read it, but this book is better. It all depends on the strength. It looks really comfortable.

The protagonist's character is neither arrogant nor impetuous, and he is not deviant. He is considered to be above average among this type of immortality novels. He has a chivalrous heart and a Taoist heart, and he can do whatever he wants. I have been reading novels since junior high school, and now I am really short of books. When reading this type of novels, the one that impressed me the most was The Patriarch of Emei. Ke Ran read a little bit, This kind of protagonist's character surpasses many protagonists in cultivation novels [Thinking][Thinking], I hope it won't be lost in the future.

The writing is okay, but the subject matter is something I haven't seen much before. It's quite novel and feels good. It's worth reading. However, there are many shortcomings. There are some typos, some sentences are not logical and smooth, and I feel incomprehensible. The overall quality is acceptable and it is worth reading. The latter parts are a bit verbose. I feel that the final score is only around 8.4. It's not that bad, and it's not particularly good either. I don't know which book this is from the author, but it's quite satisfactory.

666, The new system does not exceed the original framework. But the ending is really sloppy [laughing]. The magnificent world is really well written. However, I think there is still room for improvement. One is the description of the background. I mean the story background of the small story and plot, which is not deeply rooted in people's hearts. You can learn from it (I am not a devil novel). Another thing is the emotion. Although this novel has enough ups and downs, it is just the ups and downs of the plot and not enough to stimulate emotions. A reader like me who has read it for more than ten years can only feel a little at the end. Very well written

First put some labels: Classical immortality, no heroine, invincible novels, occasional group portraits It's a rare genre that leans toward classical cultivation. The overall story is pretty good, but I haven't watched Lan Ke Qi Yuan, so I can't compare the differences between the two. There are some chapters about group portraits in the middle. For example, when the protagonist breaks through in seclusion, there are stories about the experiences and transformations of some important supporting characters. The ending was a little rushed, but it was pretty good, and there was a short plot near the end that made me cry, which was pretty good.

It's not bad. The protagonist just came to the world of mortals to enlighten himself. There weren't that many sufferings and catastrophes. Fortunately, he didn't write like those gods who came down and didn't have to endure the hardships. It was just that the discussion on Tao was written too hastily. I feel like it ended in a hurry before many things were written. Overall, it's pretty good.

Qiudao Wen, invincible flow, no female protagonist, eliminating evil (but not targeting a certain ethnic group), at least the protagonist is already the top existence, Su Soo is still too supermodel, and the old goat is also beyond the standard. It's a pretty good book, worth reading

The writing is very exciting, the protagonist does what he wants, I really like it, there is no poisonous point, the IQ of the protagonist and supporting characters is online, there is no brainless villain to give away experience, the plot is written very smoothly.

The plot of this book is okay, not mindless, the writing is good, and the characters are good. But the obvious shortcomings are that there are many typos and the cultivation system is unclear. If it could be written in detail, the viewing experience would be much better.

The writing is very good. I like this kind of imaginative Tao-style novels the most. The cultivation system and direction of this type of novels are derived from Taoist classics, but they are also combined with the logic of nature, thinking concepts, and the movement of all things to create new ones. Every realm in such novels is unique to the protagonist. It is very likely that only the protagonist can cultivate, but this type of novel has a characteristic: the real Tao is to create one's own and unique one. The realm is just a supplement to the views and understanding of each enlightenment to the next step. The real Tao is not some invincible supernatural power. It's about whether each of us can create or find the heart that allows us to form a circle in our lives.

It is good-looking. It does not put too much emphasis on describing the routines of fighting and fighting. The description is clean and neat, yet interesting. The travelogue style is different from the common rivers and lakes and immortality novels. If you are not pursuing detailed and popular plots and battles, it is worth reading to experience the "travel notes of the world".

Excellent product! Good writing on Tomato is rare. Unfortunately, it seems to have no heroine, which is not to my liking.

I feel good, it has the feeling of that book, and the strength in the early stage is stronger than Ji Yuan, but it is a little less

It's not bad, the pace is not fast, it's interlocking, and it's not that boring. I have read a lot of longevity articles here, but there is still something new here. Let's see if the author can keep writing at this pace. The pace is too fast and I remember too little. I feel like I'm not worthy of reading a novel if I don't take notes. Score 8.9 Out of ten

I've read some, and it's not bad, but I can slow down a bit: I don't need to foreshadow the previous one, and the next one will come out, leaving a sense of mystery, I can write something ambiguous, and add some suggestive conditions, it will be fun. But it will test the writing skills. Come on, Oli. Xiaosheng is only responsible for making requests, and the realization depends entirely on the author. [Shy][shy]

This classic novel about cultivating immortality takes a different approach. Although the hierarchy is not obvious, it makes the path to cultivating immortality more free and casual, with fewer rules and more unknown surprises. The characters follow their own desires and adapt to the circumstances. They are not bound by rules and feel the true meaning of immortality in their freedom, which is uniquely chic. The plot slowly builds up like a trickle, slowly laying out the details of the world of cultivating immortals. Every scene and every dialogue has hidden mysteries. The more you read, the more you can appreciate the deeper meaning. It is like tasting a pot of aged wine. The more you taste, the more fragrant it becomes. It is worth savoring.

It's so good, I've reached Chapter 113 before I knew it. Came here specifically to add comments and likes. I have been in the Tomato book drought for a long time, and finally I found another excellent book. The title of the book is very remote and not attractive. Missed it for a long time. I won't spoil it, I'll just say it's watchable and non-toxic.

The plot of the story is relatively smooth, but the constant "ahahaha" moments are annoying.

It's okay, it's a bit like driving low and driving high. There's a bit of a conspiracy in the front and the author's own feelings in the back. It's not bad to read when you're bored.

[I learned it] It's still okay, I've read more than 300 chapters. The growth story of Invincible Long Aotian. Sometimes I feel that it is more interesting when there is no protagonist, or when the protagonist becomes more like a supporting role After reading 381, these few chapters made me a little bit unbearable. [Pauses face] The previous chapters were okay. I'll run away first. Save it and have a look. Then come back and take a look when the book is out of stock.

After watching a few pictures, I don't feel as good as the Golden Jasmine from the starting point and I Have No Intention to Become an Immortal. Alas, the taste has been spoiled. No desire to read further

It's nice to read, the logic is smooth, and some typos are acceptable. There is a sense of freedom and carelessness, and I always feel that I am missing something, but it is a good book that can get at least 8.5 Points on Tomato. Nothing poisonous.