Gou Dao Immortality: Starting from Cultivating Immortality and Hundreds of Arts

It's okay. I can watch it without the ambiguous plot. Anyway, I can read almost everything on my bookshelf. I'm an old bookworm who has watched too much Cultivation of Immortals. I only like to watch dramas without emotions.

The settings are pretty good, there aren't many glitches, I hope it doesn't become a eunuch Suddenly I knew why the rating was low. After building the foundation, I became as timid as a dog.

Generally, the protagonist has learned no magic at all, and the people inside have no magic, not even fireball skills, and they have been lonely cultivating immortality.

Nice. The protagonist has a rather stubborn personality, is calm, low-key and prudent, knows the current situation and is not greedy. Goldfinger is no exaggeration, I'm really looking forward to the next development.

I have read a novel that is very similar to this one, but it seems to be different. I remember that the protagonist in the one I read before had many ambiguous partners, but this one is dedicated to cultivation. Did you change the author's book?

It is very similar to that book: I Live Eternally in the World of Immortality. It has not been updated for several days. I don't know how long it will take for this book to be updated.

I don't want to be too preoccupied with other articles about cultivating immortals. This article is very suitable for mortals to cultivate immortals. The resources are not easy, and it is logical. There are foreshadowings in the front and there are references in the back. There are no poisonous points. In short, if the author sticks to it, it will definitely be a masterpiece for mortals to learn about cultivating immortals.

It can be regarded as a relatively high-quality traditional fantasy. The golden finger is easy to use but not invincible, and the early plot progress is not bad. It's a pity that firstly, the development of the protagonist is too slow, secondly, it seems that the plan is to write about the clone and the second Yuanying later, and thirdly, the plot starts to become too delayed in the middle period, with Che Lulu talking back and forth. Overall, the first half is pretty good.

A very good novel, somewhat similar to one I read before, and equally wonderful. The author is more careful. Goldfinger loopholes are fully accounted for as knowledge increases. The number of starlights required to learn spells is reduced, which makes perfect sense. Very nice

Goldfinger is very awesome and it is not easy to push the boundaries. Some golden fingers give a lot of money, but if the author's level is too high, it makes people feel very awesome, and people are unlucky.

Encourage it, I don't know if it's a new author, it's less toxic, it's to my taste, come on! Book friends who like Taoism, Steadiness, and Immortality can read it.

The writing is serious and tedious, and the transition pursues truth, and there are not many hangups.

It's still good, although there are many shadows of another book, but it is very comfortable to watch.

Poisonous? Those with golden elixirs can't catch up with those in the late stage of foundation building.

Goldfinger has no sense of existence at all. I just think of using it and then directly tell how many there are.

It's okay, this score is a bit low

The writing is good and the concept is reasonable. Good luck to the author.

The novel is well written, there is no heroine, and the fighting is also good!

It can be regarded as a high-quality mortal novel in Tomato, and the plot of seeking foundation building at the beginning is also quite attractive to read. However, the overall evaluation still lacks some charm. It has the advantages of traditional immortal novels, such as opportunity acquisition and realm improvement. However, it is inevitable that you will feel a little tired after reading the updated chapters. There are too many repetitive words in the book. I hope the author will update it well so that the book will give me a different feeling when I read it again after a while.

As an author, it's reasonable to give five stars.

It's well written, but not very popular. If there were more words, there should be more people.

Yes, Goldfinger is not overly exaggerated, the plot unfolds smoothly, and the characters are fairly vivid.

Very good, the plot is smooth, no poisonous points, people can watch it

It's the same as the other book, one is Lin Changsheng and the other is Lin Changqing, one is the Secret of Immortality and the other is the Secret of Evergreen [laughs awkwardly]

The low-end version will last forever.

It's very reasonable and the rhythm is good. There is no such outrageous incident of practicing Qi to kill Jindan.

It looks good. The protagonist is cheating, but he still needs to work hard to save money and improve himself bit by bit. One step at a time. Except for hanging up, it is very suitable for mortals to cultivate immortality.

It's very good to watch. I haven't found any flaws so far. The protagonist can survive and develop steadily. The overall story is relatively smooth. The writing is also good. The characters are well-rounded and there are no brainless supporting characters. I hope there will be no eunuchs.

The protagonist now has a spiritual realm and can start a family

Very good, very helpful for sleeping