Cultivating Immortality Starts with Copying Spiritual Roots

Read Chapter 180. The author's writing is smooth, the plot arrangement is reasonable, and the pace of advancement is very good. It should be fast and slow, and there is almost no feeling of procrastination. The protagonist's image is also pretty good, he is calm, calm, has a measured advance and retreat, and is also very measured in his dealings with others. The two major drawbacks are that the heroine was not written well. Bingli's name sounds nice and she probably looks good, but judging by her language, she is a female hooligan; Mrs. Bachi is a she-wolf with cubs, and she actually got the protagonist's first blood. This is so outrageous. I personally feel that the protagonist is reflecting his own reality, but unfortunately I have no evidence. The second poisonous point is the price of goods, especially the cost of elixirs and disposable materials. They are frighteningly high. For example, to kill someone, you have to prepare an investment of more than half of the commission. The commission of 100,000 spirit stones alone costs 60,000 to buy four talismans. What kind of elixir can the protagonist make to be a killer? Wouldn't it be nice to just learn how to draw talismans? Although there are two major poisonous points, the flaws are not outweighed. The descriptions of cultivation, swordsmanship, alchemy, etc. In this book are still very careful. The eight-year career of cultivating immortals is narrated without deliberately creating conflicts and making everyone the enemy. It is still very comfortable to read. Five-star low-grade product, so far it can be rated at 9.2 Points, and the appraisal has been completed.

The plot is peaceful and has no twists and turns. It seems dull, but it is not bad. Just like the male protagonist's early warning function, this directly plans for danger, causing the plot to not give people a sense of thrill.

Beautiful, smooth writing, smooth plot The sect is also very nice, with many heart-warming people. There's nothing wrong with it all the way through [Like] It's very reasonable, but it's too short. It's been pretty good up to now, and I've been catching up on it all the way. Did you just suddenly do it when you came to Mistress Moon Wolf? ? It all depends on personal preference. Anyway, I feel a little speechless, so just look at this [crazy]

The protagonist has a good temper, doesn't kill indiscriminately, is not a virgin, but doesn't like human arrows, likes Fury [vomit], and likes to ride wolves. Is the heroine a female wolf? ? ? In addition, it took a long time to practice, but it was not as fast as a casual cultivator plus four spiritual roots.

To be honest, at first I thought it was just like the system article, which was tasteless and was a pity to throw away. But until I finished reading all the updates today, I found that the plot is indeed fascinating. Although the writing style is slightly inferior, it is excellent in other aspects, and there is no poison in the whole process. Everyone, remember to read the date when reading book reviews, and don't open your mouth without thinking. This makes me convinced that Darwin's genetics is correct👍🏻

In fact, it's not bad, but the presence of this golden finger is very low. It is triggered once a year. It is basically a normal plot of cultivating immortals. I don't know when to make the golden finger more existential. Otherwise, it will always feel like reading an ordinary novel about cultivating immortals. Although it is well written, it lacks a bit of uniqueness.

I read it all night long. It is very well written. It is one of the three books on my bookshelf, along with The Endless and Reborn School Girl Massage. Come on come on. It's a pity that Yifu was blocked for a while. I haven't followed the author yet and can't find anyone. I need to develop the habit of following the author in the future. [Sinister smile]

What kind of sect is this Immortal Palace? It recruits a bunch of rubbish spiritual roots and cultivates them faster than the protagonist's second spiritual root and has higher combat power. What's the point of doing those high-level spiritual roots like this?

This is the most recent book I have read about cultivating immortals that is not obtrusive and has a bit of a mortal feel! But because I personally don't like having a harem, I deducted one star. The rest are perfect for my taste! My personal opinions may not suit everyone, so don't fight me. I won't stop until you win! Don't be a chatterbox!

It's pretty good, and the sect is also very good. It's not like in the novel that one disciple couldn't stand it at five steps, and one elder suppressed it at ten steps. It seems to be a very harmonious cultivation at present.