I Died from the Start, and You Say I Became an Immortal

I found this book in a pile of books two days ago. I thought the subject matter was quite interesting, so I kept it. In the end, I actually struck gold. The general world view is similar to that of a weird cultivator. The author has a great imagination. Some of the settings in the book are very interesting. The soul supports the body, and the body of the dead is alive. Soul, if the viscera is broken, replace the viscera with the heart. If the heart is broken, replace it with the heart. The protagonist has a lovable personality and is decisive in killing without losing his humanity. The author's writing style is very bold. I suggest the author to keep it short. Although it is fun to write this way, the book is easy to close. Finally, I wish the author will become popular as soon as possible. It is a good book and is recommended.

Now that I have read Chapter 263, if I get a classic fat man companion later, I will give it 7 stars. It's strange that I have to bring a fat companion with me

The subject matter is good, but the state personnel are thought to be too incompetent. Even if you can learn something, how could the state not discover anything? The plot lacks a powerful villain, so we can only rely on imagination.

The world view is getting bigger and bigger, and it's full of freshness. When I first watched it, I was worried about why the progress was so fast, and I was thinking about how to make it perfect. But when I saw the truth later, I was quite surprised. I didn't expect it to be like this. I look forward to the subsequent development of the protagonist o(^▽^)o

The subject matter is novel, and so far I have the desire to continue reading. Even in the ancient times of novels, when masterpieces are everywhere, it is still a book worth reading.

Li Qing, who was in the advanced stage of cancer, was suffering from pain. In order to survive, he hanged himself with the help of a madman and an old Taoist. He then started on the path of cultivating immortality. The ups and downs of the plot make people unable to put it down. It is a Tomato novel.

Good! It's been a long time since I've seen a protagonist who only lives for himself and doesn't need to be tied up.

It's okay. It's not ugly, but it has a lot of bad points. If you're not particularly picky, it's still good.

In fact, the protagonist who becomes an immortal is also quite evil, disemboweling people and eating their souls. The subject matter is quite interesting. Good I have never seen the author write emotional articles. It would be OK if the author writes one and takes a look [snickering][snickering][smirking]

I feel like this book is about true cultivation of immortality! The body is just a vehicle for the soul. Only cultivating the soul can also be said to be cultivating the spirit, and the soul is the real method of cultivation. Once you have reached a small level of cultivation and become a physical vehicle, you can absorb aura, which can be said to be energy, from the space between heaven and earth. Only by training the body into a powerful magic weapon can one better protect the soul. The soul is immortal, so it will continue to be reincarnated, but the new physical vehicle cannot preserve the memory, so the soul will consume energy in the constant reincarnation and eventually disappear. I feel that the corpse immortal described in this book is a bit like the practice of Tantric Buddhism. Normal spiritual cultivation should eventually give up the physical vehicle and allow the soul to leave the body to achieve immortality. Instead, this book robs the organs of other physical vehicles to achieve the immortality of one's own physical vehicle, which is exactly what is often called an evil cult. The hidden god snatches other bodies and merges them into his own, and the protagonist keeps devouring other souls, which will only lead to more and more chaos and cold-bloodedness. In reality, many people who go missing are either caught and scammed by phone, or their organs are stolen and replaced. I seriously suspect that some people in the superstructure are "cultivating immortality" to practice immortality!