Cultivation of Immortality: Starting from Reincarnation in the Jindan Family

Give yourself five stars directly

When reading this book, there are some things that need to be carefully savored. The protagonist's ability setting is interesting, the clan forces are united, and the children with potential are valued, such as the protagonist. There are no elders in the book who can see the poisonous point of the protagonist having good talents but not giving him the means to protect himself. The villain is also well created. What I like most about it is the explanation of "Tao" in it, which is living, ebbing and flowing, and transforming each other. "Tao" will flow and change with a person's practice, the number of practitioners, and the strength of the person. It is very interesting. There is a feeling of "one life is two, two is three" in my understanding. If it is expanded later, it will be grand (I have listened to the Tao Te Ching lectures for a period of time before, and I like Taoist thought and culture very much, although I don't understand it deeply) Everyone has his or her own path, and the protagonist's unpredictable destiny also appeals to me. There is also the aspect of "Dharma", but the protagonist is still growing up, so I won't go into details. It can be seen that the author's writing style was carefully written by himself. Overall, the flaws do not hide the advantages.

A very good one. But something about it feels too deliberate. It can be a little surprising. Daodao is 50 and Tianyan is 49! From chapter 41 something started to feel wrong. It's like it was written by a robot.

The protagonist's IQ is online and his heart is ruthless

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Cultivation through weird ways can be good-looking

The content is okay, but the author couldn't write it and ended it in a hurry

A very interesting book. Like it.

Beautiful, but not enough

Unexpected things can happen

It's rare to find a more detailed destiny-based immortality novel

It's a new type of novel about cultivating immortals. The characters are also very unique.

Not bad, not bad, the author can help me create a character while there are not many chapters at the moment. I prefer the flesh and blood path for the genre. Please reply if you can. Is it because the world view is too grand and the writing collapses [laughing and crying]

This man-machine writing is so good, everyone can take a look.