Mortal flow/slow pace/no system/decisive killing/refining weapons to cultivate immortality/no grandpa with you
A young blacksmith in the countryside started to enter the magnificent world of cultivating immortals after picking up a meteorite!
Reader comments
It's good-looking. I originally came here for the theme of blacksmithing. The protagonist is a blacksmith, but the story is still about traditional training and upgrading. However, the plot is still very good. It's not bloody or brainless. It can be seen that the author has carefully designed it. The protagonist's grudges are clearly compassionate, and not all the supporting characters are facial makeup. It is definitely worth watching. Come on, author!
I haven't seen such a classic novel in a long time. The author must be an old bookworm, and he has perfectly avoided the poisonous points of these traditional immortality novels!
Not bad, worth a look
I like it very much. Nice writing.
This is how ordinary people are. Each carrot and greens has its own characteristics.
The writing is good. Finally, there are immortal cultivators who can contribute to ordinary people. The author has a compassionate heart.
It's good-looking. I originally came here for the theme of blacksmithing. The protagonist is a blacksmith, but the story is still about traditional training and upgrading. However, the plot is still very good. It's not bloody or brainless. It can be seen that the author has carefully designed it. The protagonist's grudges are clearly compassionate, and not all the supporting characters are facial makeup. It is definitely worth watching. Come on, author!
I haven't seen such a classic novel in a long time. The author must be an old bookworm, and he has perfectly avoided the poisonous points of these traditional immortality novels!
Not bad, worth a look
I like it very much. Nice writing.
This is how ordinary people are. Each carrot and greens has its own characteristics.
The writing is good. Finally, there are immortal cultivators who can contribute to ordinary people. The author has a compassionate heart.