With the Evergreen Taoist Fruit in My Body, I Reach the Sky with My Taoism

Chapter 310 in progress, not counting behind-the-scenes stories. After all, the protagonist is the Grand Master of the Dawu Empire who rules hundreds of continents. He has been teaching the law for free, and he has been famous all over the world! Although it was dull before Chapter 200, many characters were well portrayed! It just feels like it's not that interesting to have a single family and everyone knows each other... Maybe it would be more interesting to be like Emperor Shakten, creating a hidden force hiding behind the scenes? And in 310, the invasion from outside the territory begins. The real cultivators have arrived. There are only a few for the time being, and the rest are blocked by the large formation. So far, it's okay... I hope you won't be disappointed in the subsequent plot.

The plot design is very interesting. When I read the synopsis, I thought it was a very serious theme, pretending to slap people in the face, preaching to the world, and condescending. However, after reading the story, I realized that it was not, but a comedy style! This protagonist is so arrogant. He snatched the child's candied haws for eating twice in a row. The key point is that after the child finished crying, he put the lottery back into the child's hand [covering face]. His mouth is also very poisonous. When I saw the scene with Eunuch Gao, I felt that the protagonist's mouth could be poisonous to the sky. In the early stage, the writing of mortals and martial arts was very interesting. In the later stage, when we reached the stage of cultivating immortals, only the refining of Qi was okay. Later, it suddenly felt like the painting style had changed. In terms of the thoughts and personalities of people who are hundreds or thousands of years old, they are like children. The atmosphere of fairy tales is too heavy, and there is no feeling of cultivating immortals at all. After jumping many times in a row, I can only say that it is okay depending on the settings.

Secretly give yourself a five-star review, no one will notice [Chigua][Chigua]

10 Points for a masterpiece! The plot of this novel is cleverly designed and interlocking, tightly grabbing the readers' heartstrings from the beginning. The author uses a series of well-arranged twists and suspense to keep readers hooked as they turn the pages. Each chapter is like a key to an unknown world, leading readers step by step into the core of the story, and experiencing a reading journey that is both exciting and full of surprises. The characters in the novel are vivid and three-dimensional, and each character has its own unique personality traits and complex inner world. Through the author's delicate psychological description and behavioral portrayal of the characters, these characters seem to come to life on the page and resonate strongly with readers. In particular, the protagonist's growth process and emotional entanglements make people empathize with and move them. This profound emotional depiction adds strong humanistic care to the entire story. The author's writing style is smooth and rhythmic, and his profound literary skills are revealed between the lines. Whether describing natural scenery or expressing inner emotions, he can use precise and vivid vocabulary to outline beautiful pictures, making readers feel as if they are in the story and feel the temperature and color behind the words. This narrative method not only enhances the beauty of reading, but also deepens the artistic value of the work. The novel is not only the telling of a story, but also an in-depth discussion of multiple themes such as human nature, society, and history. Through complex and changeable plots and rich and multi-dimensional character relationships, the author skillfully touches on and reflects on many practical issues, inspiring readers to think deeply about the meaning of life, morality and ethics, and social justice. After reading it, one can't help but think about it and it will be unforgettable for a long time.

After seeing the latest chapter, there is no big problem so far. There are really many things that can be written about this kind of subject, from low to high. Combined with sleeping every hundred years, waking up can be used as the beginning of a new volume and writing a new story. It will test the author's outline and writing skills.

So far it seems to be okay. Nothing poisonous. The process is also smooth. The writing is pretty good. Just don't get into the details. Worth a look.

It's okay, there's no major bad points, and the plot is very smooth. Plain and simple is the truth.

It's a good book so far, let's read the follow-up

It's pretty good. It has all kinds of emotions but doesn't get too caught up in it. The family, friendship and love are all just right. The most important thing is that it doesn't mess around with modern jokes. It's pretty good. My highlights are mindless harems and modern jokes, and the main characters are all pigs, etc., So I recommend more books written by normal people. I don't want to see any more books written by ordinary people, such as romance novels and migrant workers who travel through time and become a diaosi protagonist who has not seen a woman for hundreds of years [smile]

The more the author writes, the better it becomes. Come on. It's really beautiful! ! !

I didn't get a rating yesterday when I saw it, but now I finally have it, come on. It's very interesting. It would be great if it could be updated more every day. I finished reading these in a few hours. The design is quite novel, but I feel that the writing is still not up to the mark, especially the part about Xu Bingbai. It can be seen that the author wants to portray Xu Bingbai's character, but the insertion of emotions is still too stiff.

In this way, it is suitable for people under the age of 23 with limited experience and a limited understanding of history. Anyone who has some social experience or knowledge of history can't stand it. The book is pretty good, at least the punctuation is almost correct.

The book is good, very interesting, but I don't know when the Tao seeds in the introduction will appear, and they are still being laid out. Anyway, the situation so far is very good, there are no poisonous points, and you can keep it up, because there are a few of them now.

It's very good. It's rare to find such a readable book.

The first one hundred years was too long. I haven't fallen asleep after more than a hundred pictures.

Why do some women want to strike up a conversation with the protagonist as soon as they meet him? If they want to get him, the protagonist can just reject them. There is no need to write about the rest of the story. Didn't the author describe the protagonist's apprentice very well? Admiration for the protagonist, respect for the protagonist There will be no more women like this in the future, develop the world

Cultivation of martial arts, cultivation of immortals, world of great harmony, immortality, heartthrobs, groups of animals... The content of the novel contains many factors. The only pity I feel is "short", which is a cruel and merciless description. Obviously everyone's character and background are fresh and special, but the author writes them to death, and the ending is very abrupt, which makes people feel disappointed. Even the death of the last two bosses was a pity to me. It feels like I just adopted a puppy and was hit and killed by a car within a few days. Happiness with a bit of bitterness

After reading it, four stars. . . . It feels like it's over when the cat dies. . . . By the time it is finished, it will have been thirty or forty thousand years since the Great War. . . . The dialogue is funny, but a bit sharp. . . Immortality writing has a lot of knives. . . Four stars

What an invincible immortal should be like. Each character has his or her own personality, with lots of laughs and no poison. There is no plot like other books that is deliberately meant to be a slap in the face. Kill him if he has to, not the Holy Mother.

Why is this book only rated 7.4? I feel unworthy for the author. It was rare that I stayed up until 4:30 to finish reading it. In this book, I found a bit of the flavor of "Lan Ke Qiyuan", but there is no deliberate feeling like "Lan Ke" like "Sir" when speaking. It was originally very enjoyable and the plot was well written. As a longevity text, the last word is "he", which is also very good.

The first 200 or so pictures are very dull and readable, and it is quite good when I listen to the book at work. It is not until the following dozens of chapters, starting from the discovery of a new continent across the sea, and the mysterious continents begin to unfold, that it feels more and more interesting.

After reading it, I felt that it was okay, but it was not ruthless enough, and I didn't get the feeling of being crazy for the Tao. I also read a similar book a long time ago, in which the extraordinary is deduced step by step in a world without the extraordinary, but there is no immortality.

Okay, it's pretty good. There's nothing toxic about it at the moment [smile]

It's a good book. When I see ugly books that are toxic, I don't comment on them. Otherwise, I have to give them a five-star rating. You can give it a try and see if the author doesn't make mistakes and keeps it up, and the rating will be 9.5 Or higher.

It looks good, but there is always a feeling of loneliness. Although the first life has not passed yet, I feel lonely when I think about everything after sleeping for a hundred years.

It's pretty and not poisonous to me [blowing kiss]

Okay, okay, I finally have something to read among dozens of books. Come on, author.

A good novel, better than most Tomatoes

The writing is very good, it is written very freely, and it brings the thinking of a normal person into thinking.

My feeling is four stars, because there is no very exciting plot yet. Give me 5 stars for encouragement.