I Live Forever by Relying on My Talent of Avoiding Evil

Five stars. Putting aside the shortcomings of the writing, I felt very happy watching the plot. It was not the feeling of fighting or stepping on others, but watching the ups and downs of the world. I watched alone. The indifferent attitude of the protagonist made me feel very happy. This is cultivation of immortality, or in other words, this is also cultivation of truth, and the Golden Finger of Ping Gua ensures the bland tone of the novel. Those losers who started out were stunned by the good fortune and acted like idiots in order to change their fate against the will of heaven and try to find opportunities to make plots, or they just made bad fortune every day and then turned the bad fortune into good fortune. It is disgusting to watch now. Moreover, the protagonist's Gou is the real Gou. He does not seize opportunities or meet with misfortune, but the source of happiness comes from the source and the Taoist heart is self-made. I just saw the protagonist overcome the tribulation and become a golden elixir. I was so happy that even I, who read the book silently and don't comment much, couldn't help but comment. Of course, at the beginning, the writing of the novel was poor, with many typos and confusing sentences, which could easily make people reject it. As an old bookworm, I managed to survive the torture of the first dozen chapters because of the good plot. Later, the author also began to correct the mistakes and continued to learn. Although there were still some flaws in the later chapters, he made great progress.

It's great. I've seen the latest 46 chapters. There is no supporting actress who is entangled with the protagonist. It's pretty good~ There should be no heroine. It makes me feel at ease while watching it. Moreover, the protagonist's golden finger is also very good. The protagonist doesn't take risks. I've read a few Gou Daowen and said that Gou actually gets entangled with others every day and then falls into danger again. I'm speechless! The talent of the protagonist in this book is also very good. He is not a loser at the beginning. I feel that although the protagonist is a top grade, his cultivation speed has caught up with the top grade [Send Heart]

A true essay on cultivating immortality by Gou Dao. The character of the protagonist itself is in line with Gou Dao, and he does not suppress his strength and does not improve because of Gou Dao, but steadily practices, cultivates his mind, and continuously improves. The golden finger is even more powerful. If you say to avoid evil, you will really avoid evil. If you say flat hexagram, it will be true. All dangers will be leveled out. Compared with all the novels about Gou Dao cultivating immortals that I have read, this is genuine, not fake, and will not make people more angry as they read it. Those so-called dog Dao writings that hang around in the name of Gou Dao, meddle in other people's business, jump up and pretend when something happens like a dung beetle encountering delicious food, are troubled every day, and the universe revolves around them. In front of this novel, the true colors are revealed, and the gap is huge. After watching Gou Daowen for so many years, I finally have a movie that makes me feel calm and the more I like it, the more I watch it, it's like winning the sports lottery in Tomato, I can't believe it.

What a thin article. The male protagonist followed Gou, and there was no limelight, and there was no villain who came to cause trouble out of nowhere, and then the protagonist was forced to participate in the plot of the incident. Basically, it was just practice, practice, practice.

I like this kind of writing without being slapped in the face. This is the real cool writing. I think the cool writing is about having a real grasp of one's own life, one's own future, and one's own situation. It's not about leapfrogging monsters, killing, killing, slashing, slashing, and slashing, which makes it cool. Like the protagonist, the genius has everything, his practice is silky and smooth, there is no slap in the face, no hatred, and the viewer feels relaxed and happy.

This is not a slap in the face, but a unique and refreshing feeling where you are all grabbing it, but I am already sitting alone in the clouds. This kind of pleasure comes from contrast. Although it is boring when it is not enjoyable, there is no conventional conflict and slap in the face. But when others are still entering secret realms, fighting life and death situations, and have already become famous, our protagonist has been practicing hard and is unknown. But when the protagonist gets the golden elixir, it is like drinking the first sip of iced Coke after being exposed to the sun for a long time in the hot summer. It is so refreshing that it takes off. The certification of a ten-year bookworm is really good.

The cool points of this novel are relatively niche, so you have to taste them carefully. Moreover, the writing now has the spirit of cultivating immortals. I have always felt that cultivating immortals means cultivating the mind. If a god has too many greed, anger and obsessions like a mortal, then what difference does it make between him and mortals? In addition, this book has a very detailed explanation of the Taoism that the protagonist has learned. It is not just a quick summary of "the mastery of such and such Taoism", but a real detailed description of those realizations. From this, we can see the author's connotation. Only by having content can we escape from low-level taste and get rid of the problem that the current fairy tales are like upgrading online game novels. All in all, this is a very good novel, very enjoyable👍 ps, I personally like the setting of the protagonist with "high understanding". If you like playing, don't miss it. Wow, can the author write more, it's so beautiful... Woo woo woo

Stable, Zhongzheng and peaceful, very comfortable to read, not Gou, this book is the longevity flow, but not the Gou Dao longevity flow, it has the taste of classical cultivation, don't fight, don't fight, when the time comes, you will cultivate. The plug-in to avoid evil is also true. It means that a flat hexagram is a flat hexagram, and an uneven hexagram is a flat hexagram. A meteorite descends from the sky to create a Ping Gua [Sneaky Smile], which is the most consistent episode of Goldfinger. I feel that this book is actually a new tributary in the genre of longevity. It is the first time I have seen this kind of thing in Tomato. I have not found anything similar so far. It is very comfortable to read.

It's good to read, I love reading it \(//∇//)\. I personally feel that this book is written in another direction, where you will eventually become invincible if you live. The protagonist is very qualified and does not overwhelm his combat power. He is cautious.

Yes, it can be regarded as the title of the book, Gou, you can live forever only if you live, he behaves very low-key, cultivates immortality in an ordinary way, and does not go out to fight or kill.

It's pretty good. There are no obvious poisonous points. The presence behind Golden Finger that was frequently mentioned in the early stage has gradually faded away. The protagonist has a cold personality and there is no heroine. Golden Finger is relatively rare and can be entered. I hope you don't abandon it. It gets more exciting as you go to the back, a bunch of protagonist templates gather together, and then the male protagonist of this article quietly watches and practices silently, from the peer realm to the senior realm (⁎⁍̴̛ᴗ⁍̴̛⁎) The author's cool points about cultivation are really well written, bring it in Hehe, it's super cool, Xiao Lu is awesome, and there is no one in this article who is really brainless, there are just a group of monks walking on the road of cultivation.

I read it in one sitting, and it was quite good. This is Gou who is in a calm state of mind. He is not fighting for the sake of Gou, nor is he constantly trying to force himself to say Gou. The disadvantage is that there are often a few sentences whose logic is more abstract than AI, but it can be ignored without affecting the plot. The more you write it, the smoother it will be.

All aspects are in line with my preferences perfectly. The grass jelly is gone. [Sending my heart] The protagonist is really very stubborn, unlike other stubborn protagonists who go around causing trouble. And it fits my image of a cultivator who is calm and peaceful.

A very good article, not very enjoyable, but I felt comfortable reading it~ The author's writing style and control of rhythm are quite good.

It's good to watch. The lower-level replacement of Tianshi Mansion in Qidian has only flat hanging. It feels like the hanging is not as big as the other side. However, the training speed here is as fast as a rocket, and the mentality is more peaceful. Fast food is available.

I like it very much, I really like this kind of righteous person, and I feel it is very pure after reading it, and there is no prominent plot that appears halfway through. I hope the author can maintain this style well.

It's a very appetizing book. It's the kind of book where you can watch others having fun while you are cultivating immortality, while you drink tea leisurely. Xiao Lu is also a genius and works hard in cultivation, so he won't suffer any losses. The funniest thing is that he has a small notebook dedicated to jotting down some hidden dangers that he plans to solve, but what he writes down automatically dies. It's so funny! You can think of Xiao Lu as an immortal guest. I prefer to save more to read together, but sometimes I can't help but read some new chapters, so I plan to read it again from the beginning when the fourth or fifth chapter is up. Big cheers for the author!

Overall, the writing style and plot are okay. It is a daily novel without too many slap-in-the-face plots. It is a long-running type. If the update speed keeps up, the final score should be around 9.3 To 9.4 Points, but at the current speed, it should be around 9.2 Points. It's too dull. I've been saving it for half a year. There are hundreds of chapters. I've read a lot. In fact, it only talks about one thing. Sometimes one sentence or a description will repeatedly emphasize one thing. This is especially obvious when listening to the book. It belongs to this category: it's tasteless to eat and it's a pity to throw it away.

Good. It is a novel with highlights. The biggest shortcoming is the rhythm control and the author needs to practice writing more. Later, it looks chaotic and the transition is not smooth. The post-production process is not a matter of procrastination or not. Has the author read it himself after writing it? Is there any details or something you don't understand? It's rhetorical but the amount of information is extremely small. Writing a novel is not a true spiritual practice. Don't be too detailed or confused. You can't end a plot even if you write six or seven chapters. I haven't gotten any useful information after reading it for a long time. It's just a fairy version of the Riddler... This is not the case with online articles. The author can have ideas and unique features, but he can't write five or six chapters that have no effect on promoting the story. A word of advice to the author: if something doesn't have a big impact on the protagonist, don't write about it or just mention it in one stroke. When the protagonist's realm is low, the author can still hold back his pen. Now that the protagonist's realm is high and various forces are chaotic, don't write too much. Pick out the main line to write, supplement it with branches, and don't write about things that have little connection with the protagonist. Even great authors cannot cover everything. The author had no idea and deliberately lowered the word count as if I didn't say this paragraph.

This book is indeed very different from the fairy tales I have read in the past. The protagonist acts steadily, does not participate in any cause and effect, and concentrates on self-improvement. It is very good.

9 Points, maybe 8 points as the starting point. The highlight of the novel lies in the character of the protagonist. He is decent but not wretched, stable but has high understanding and logical logic. It is a very good and realistic description of the confrontation between the world of immortal cultivation and the three views of modern people. It is very refreshing for the protagonist to have a small notebook. It is very good to visually predict that the future Yuanfa Master will resolve the cause and effect by himself. Let's talk about the shortcomings. The plot of "Bahuang": Cats and Dogs is a bit too much and not exciting enough, so I skipped part of it. Everything else is very good. I like the protagonist's calm demeanor and his ability to make breakthroughs through insights.

It's well written and doesn't overwhelm the protagonist's level.

Okay, this is the real Goudao, and it also has a slight sense of satisfaction. The protagonist is completely hidden from ordinary people, no one pays attention to him, and the protagonist does not take the initiative to approach anyone. The sect is also a real sect. It has countless proud disciples. Unlike other articles, only a few talented sects can defeat the old man and enter the inner sect at once. I feel that the sect has a lot of foundation. I like the writing very much [send my heart][send my heart][send my heart]

The protagonist has a very calm personality and avoids troublesome situations. Overall, it is a rare and bland fairy tale, neither actively causing trouble nor looking for trouble. There's no slap in the face or anything like that. It's very interesting and I hope the author can update it every day!

The article on immortality and immortality. Except that the protagonist often thinks that he is already immortal, so he should not strive for merit or fight. The fallen Shouyuan appears in very few scenes, which is good. Although the protagonist is top-notch, he does not have the qualifications to be a monster. I think the main character practices very quickly. The genius disciple in the previous chapter may die in the next chapter. The protagonist is quite stable, and the overall plot is relatively bland with no ups and downs. After all, it is about avoiding evil💪🏻💪🏻There are few conflicts, so it is very reasonable. In the longevity novels I read before, the protagonists were very worldly, and the supporting characters were well-characterized. They were considered group portrait novels. I think this article is quite novel. It is my first time to try a new flavor😡👊🏻, so I have a little more tolerance. There are no supporting characters that stand out and have unique personalities. Even Bai Hedongzi doesn't have a standard portrayal of supporting characters, but he does a good job of promoting the plot😎. Because the protagonist is quite stubborn, behaves steadily, and has a peaceful personality, there is no special big event in the plot, so he can only speed up his practice. I think this treatment is not bad🤔. The protagonist builds a formation and gets extra points🎉. The protagonist is farming in the Lingzhi Garden, extra points🎉. The protagonist attacks the waterway and gets extra points🎉. At least this was the first time I met the protagonists in these three places, so I quite liked this book. And I don't like to read group portrait articles, but in this article, except for the protagonist, I feel that all the characters may have an accident in the next chapter, and they are definitely the protagonists! ! ! 💋💋 Extra points! There are occasional typos👊🏻👊🏻. Now that I've seen the latest chapter 60, it's pretty good. But I am more of a three-point enthusiast, and I forget about it as long as I keep reading. I don't know what will happen in the later stage, you can try it yourself😋

This is a very good book on Gou Daoliu's cultivation of immortality. Here are my thoughts: Let's talk about the good parts first: 1. The author's writing style is good. The book's concept, intention, system, and preaching are all very good. 2. The portrayal of the protagonist is okay, and there are no plots that are said to be superficial, but in fact, there are various plots of pretending to slap people in the face, pretending to be pigs and eating tigers. The author wrote this aspect very well, that is, I grew up alone, had three friends, watched other people fight for life and death, and quietly developed on my own. 3. The protagonist does not have the image of being a licker or a loser at all, but there is one thing. Should this protagonist make some money? Let's talk about the shortcomings: 1. Because of the protagonist Gou, the author often promotes the plot through other perspectives. These chapters are all skipped. I personally recommend that there be fewer chapters like this. There is no sense of immersion or satisfaction in watching it... There are many single chapters in Fenghuo, but the writing is really good. For example, Xiaomi Li, Chen Paiyao, their writing and plot are really good. It is also very interesting to post such chapters. If you write these chapters without the protagonist, I really can't stand it. 2. The author wrote too hastily, as if he was rushing to make the protagonist invincible for 20 years. I think many times it feels like a long time has passed, but the author said that it has only been a few months. Shouldn't the author carefully design the time issue? Don't always make readers feel that a long time has passed. It really hasn't been that long since you wrote, so you feel like this? 3. The author is a bit obsessed with skills. The skills learned by the protagonist were used by the author not long after. He said that he exchanged spells... But I didn't see the protagonist learn them, and I don't know what he exchanged. Anyway, he exchanged several kinds. Why do you think the protagonist should master the spells without letting the readers know, are you afraid that readers will leak the secret? Summary: This book is pretty good, at least it's the type I like; it doesn't have the kind of refugee starting point of cultivating immortality, nor is it that kind of rubbish sect, it looks quite relaxing... Readers who like no heroine, no dog licking, no diaosi, micro-farming, and good morals can check it out.

There are many chapters, and it looks very coherent. Otherwise, it would be really difficult to follow the update, and it would be a bit annoying to forget about it. There is no female protagonist, and there is no female supporting role. Maybe I haven't seen it yet. The male protagonist really looks like a good boy who is a top student, and he is very polite. It's really worthy of praise. I haven't seen a polite male protagonist for a long time. I felt very calm after reading this book, but it was also a bit refreshing. There are no other flaws. For example, it describes some women or their appearance and body shape. It's a bland immortal cultivator. It's not good for the late 600s. The writing is really a bit confusing and makes me sleepy. There are too many supporting roles. In fact, I want to watch the male protagonist, but there are a lot of supporting roles. It's a bit messy. The center is the protagonist. It's too confusing to write too many supporting roles.

It's nice to watch, and the protagonist's cultivation is pretty good. Even if he is an immortal Gou Daowen, the protagonist's cultivation level cannot be promoted too slowly. After all, he is a person with a golden finger. What's more, the protagonist needs to be special. Like other immortal cultivators, their realms are lower than the last. Some of them are geniuses. After four or five hundred chapters, they are just Nascent Soul. The protagonist also has few friends. Gou Daowen wants to have few friends, and a Baihe friend is enough. The talent and character of the protagonist neither attract attention nor make people look down upon, or even make people think highly of him. He is very stable and does not slap the plot in the face. Some annoying characters die very quickly, and the protagonist does not need to take action. There is no big problem with the semantics of the plot paragraphs. You can skip a few times, and you can raise books.

I have read Chapter 111 so far, and I must praise you for being well-written! I personally like this kind of avoidance of evil, and what I like the most is the protagonist's avoidance of people. Hahahaha. Now I just see the protagonist passing by in a flying boat and people immediately run away. I really like that, and secondly I also like his character. Some people may say that the best part is the pleasure. I would like to ask, isn't this enough? The most enjoyable thing is everything going smoothly and safely. There are always some messy things in daily life, they happen suddenly, and there are also interpersonal relationships that we don't want to deal with. This is a cool article! Come on, author, as long as this book is still written in this way, I will always follow you!

I finished reading it in one go and am looking forward to the follow-up. Time traveling, cultivating immortality, golden finger, immortality, talent "levelling and avoiding evil", the protagonist's attributes are perfect! The setting is great, the protagonist is great, and the plot is great! It's probably about the protagonist. While playing the game, I traveled to another world, and the in-game talent "Avoiding Evil" also came through. I thought it was a farming article, but who would have thought? A figure passed through the sky, only to realize that it was Xiu Xianwen. Then the protagonist relied on his brothers' talents to find immortals, and found them. Then he tested his qualifications and found that his qualifications were high-grade spiritual roots. Pretty good. Then, just cultivate immortality in an ordinary way. Once there is an evil hexagram, you will become calm and avoid evil. Avoid something dangerous that is about to happen. By the way, you can still gain life span every month, which means that as long as you persevere slowly, you will eventually become an immortal one day.