
I Cultivate Immortality Through Unorthodox Ways
吾于旁门,左道成仙
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- Completed
- Length
- 726k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Certified by old bookworms, this is a masterpiece of heresy! The protagonist is not procrastinating, and uses various methods frequently. There are still back and forth in the front, but why does his combat power skyrocket in the later stage? Isn't there any price to practice the evil way? Upgrading is safer and faster than the right way. Without any restrictions, you might become an old monster ~ Haha
The rating of 7.4 Is definitely low, 9.0 Is about the same
Please support the author, but it should be a better left-field article. If you don't support me anymore, this book will be gone.
I rarely review books, but this one is really good
Heretics, noble families, ordinary people, and monks. Wherever there are people, there are rivers and lakes. It is the darkness that favors you and me so much that it cannot tolerate any light.
It's well written, but I don't know why the rating is so low.
It's okay. Why is no one watching? 7.9 Points is a bit low. Come on.
What I've read so far feels pretty good. It's hard to write leftist articles. Sometimes the more you write, the more conservative you become. Come on.
The content looks okay. I just feel that the official version is of no use at all. Everything is solved by the protagonist, and there are too few official monks, right? They were either casual cultivators or from other sects. There are many tomb robbers among casual cultivators. Officially, they have inherited the inheritance of so many dynasties, and they conduct archaeological research from time to time. I feel that there are not as many monks as there are tomb robbers, and there are not even any powerful ones.
It's very good-looking, a fine work of art. I just came to review it after reading it. I'm afraid that the author will starve to death later [laughing]