Starting in Guanlan, I Became a True Immortal Who Attained the Dao

As a Taoist friend commented, this book contains too much content on preaching and enlightenment. Because in my opinion, cultivating immortality means cultivating the Tao, and to cultivate the Tao, you must first cultivate your heart. The realm of cultivation in this book is that of a mortal, but after the Nascent Soul becomes a god, there will be an obvious process of seeking Taoism like Xuanjian. Of course, it will be a new set of my own. Therefore, the process of the protagonist's enlightenment is more important, and the plot naturally accounts for a larger proportion. Sometimes I will analyze the protagonist's inner enlightenment process in several chapters and thousands of words, so that fellow Taoists can understand what the protagonist's enlightenment is and how it comes from. The above is all I have to say. If you like this style, please stay and support me. If you don't like it, I hope you can be merciful and just exit gently. I understand that it is not easy to write in a small way. Please be careful with negative comments. Thank you all. Finally, if you have any suggestions, or if you want to play second-hand or something, you can leave a message here. I will consider it as appropriate when I see it. As for the heroine, she will appear later, but there won't be a story about the love between a son and a daughter, and I can't write about love even if I'm single. To me, the most important meaning of a female protagonist is to complete the missing part of the male protagonist. This part of the plot is really not easy to accommodate for characters with other identities.

So far, it's okay. It's suitable for those who like a slow pace. It has more or less classic and cliche plots, but it's innocuous. I haven't encountered any bad points that would make me run away after watching the latest version. In addition, some comments said that the aspects of spiritual practice in the novel are too detailed and long-winded. This may be the author's habit. I feel like writing a paper, but when I read this part, I read it at a glance. I mainly focused on the plot and storytelling. Come on, it's good. Also, I hope the author will continue to work hard and write about Gu Chuan well. Don't be a literary youth like other authors. 😏 Five stars first, and then follow up with comments

The writing of this book is okay. Although the pace is a bit slow, the author's skills seem to be good. Okay, worth tasting

The author's level is still good, but he prefers the traditional cultivation of immortality. The presence of Goldfinger in the front is too low. This kind of book has a small audience in Tomato and it is difficult to survive. If the presence of Goldfinger is strengthened in the early stage, it will still be a good book at the starting point.

Part of the plot is a bit cliche, but the author has his own emphasis on the plot of cultivation, and has tried hard to make the plot self-consistent. Overall, the chapters I have seen are not too poisonous, and the content focuses more on cultivating the mind, rather than rogue cultivators with no power and mind. Whether it is cultivation, diligence, opportunity, talent, general trend, understanding, and hard work, these things are indispensable, and it is more in line with the word cultivation. Overall, it is still a readable novel.

So well written! The author describes the cultivation of immortality very well. It is a real article on cultivation of immortality, unlike many articles on cultivation of immortality that can only be called upgrade articles. In addition, the protagonist's talent setting is also very good. He is one of the geniuses, but not a top genius. I like to read this kind of book, too high or too low or too flat. It's boring even if it's mediocre. It's just right. There are so many geniuses in the Golden Age. I like it so much. Finally, I hope the protagonist can focus on cultivating immortals and becoming stronger. Don't write bloody emotional dramas. It's too easy to be OOC. However, the current writing style and rhythm don't seem to have emotional dramas.

It's very interesting. The realm is very detailed. The author is very knowledgeable. Keep up the good work 👍👍👍

This book remains the same. Although it is slow to develop, the logic and plot are still good. There is a golden finger, but it is not outrageous. In the later stage, do not forcefully create conflicts for the so-called pleasure, pretend to be a slap in the face, and have the combat power collapse, the protagonist's personality change, or the golden finger suddenly changes the nature. The last few chapters have been a bit watery. It's okay to set up the climax, but if there's too much foreshadowing, the energy will be gone and all that's left will be water.

Authors can go to Shuhuang Square to recommend their own books. It's not that the books are not good, it's that the system recommends too few, so they can only attract traffic by themselves.

Okay, worth a look