Mortal Cultivation: I Have a Divine Ability Cauldron

First of all, let me make it clear that I am not posting this comment just for the 500-odd tomato seeds [laughing]. The five-star rating is just a basic operation [laughing] (The above number of words is purely for entertainment, don't take it seriously.) I am writing this book very carefully, and will reply to comments and messages as long as time allows. Reasonable suggestions will be adopted and doubtful points in the book will be explained. But I really don't understand fellow Taoists who randomly shoot stars. It may be just a trivial matter to you, but it will greatly affect the final rating and recommendation of this book. So please show mercy🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 A novel cannot satisfy the tastes of all readers. If you think the story is okay, please continue to support it! If you don't think it looks good, please click Exit and delete it from your bookshelf. (Do you have 100 words [what])

The writing is pretty good, but it's too slow. It's hard to retain people when you write so slowly. If you keep it, it will be cut. Prices collapsed later. It cost 80,000 spirit stones to buy an ordinary house without any formation protection or spiritual veins to assist cultivation. The house was used to live in, and 20 spirit stones had to be paid to the city lord every month. It was not used for business. It was a bit unreasonable. According to the income of monks written above, no one below the golden elixir stage could afford it.

Mortals cultivating immortals, starting from the nine breaths of surrender and starting to counterattack, meticulously depicts the growth path of monks at the bottom of a poor family struggling to survive, and vividly demonstrates the unique tenacity and wisdom of ordinary people. The protagonist has no background or talent. He is an ordinary mortal who does not rely on chance or favor from an expert. He only relies on a set of unpopular nine-breath Qi-conquering techniques to practice hard day and night and polish step by step. He survives the boring and long training years, overcomes difficulties and difficulties along the way, and slowly breaks away from the ordinary fate and completes the transformation of his destiny. The rhythm of the book is well controlled, the plot is compact but not procrastinating, and the practice of cultivation is realistic but not exaggerated. It not only contains the boring torture of hard work and polishing the body and mind, but also the sinister calculations encountered in the world of immortality, as well as the refreshing feeling of counterattack of breaking through the realm and slapping powerful enemies in the face. It completely outlines the cruel rules of the world of immortality where the weak can eat the strong, and also hides the warm light of sticking to one's heart and striving for progress. There is a strong sense of immersion in reading, and the more you read, the more you will enjoy it. It is worth reading carefully for lovers of fairy tales. I sincerely recommend it with five stars!

Good! It just lowers the force of Tiangang Earth Evil Magical Power [smirk] [snicker] I want to use it during the qi training period [smirk] Computer software is good, but if the hardware is not good, it can't be used. Do you have the energy to use it! !

I've read a hundred chapters. I thought it was fine at first, but the result is... The master who said he was going to break through the Nascent Soul stage is dead, and the sect that started to develop in a better direction is gone... It's just a change of map, right?

The author has set it up carefully. The male protagonist's step-by-step growth is very attractive, and the description of the environment and scenes is also very visual. So far, nothing seems unreasonable. Moreover, the author has his own ideas and worldview structure, so there is no need to compare and criticize with the settings of other immortality novels. Following the author's thoughts, I think it is still a good book. Recommend. [Like] Come on, author!

This work cleverly combines "mortal cultivation" with "magical tripod" and "cat that wants to fly". The setting is novel and full of fun. The "Magical Cauldron" is described very carefully in the book. It is not only a powerful treasure, but its casting process also integrates the principles of the five elements, the weather of the four seasons and the luck of humanity, carrying the profound cultural heritage of Eastern immortality, similar to the creation of important treasures such as the "Void Sky Cauldron" in "The Story of a Mortal's Cultivation of Immortality". Even more intriguing is the character of "The Cat Who Wants to Fly." It breaks the conventional setting of monsters or pets. With its unique personality and dreams, it injects agility and humor into the serious world of immortality, becoming a key variable in promoting the plot. Overall, the author uses innovative imagination to combine the rich magic culture with lively and interesting soul characters to create a world of immortality that is both orthodox and unique, and is highly readable.

A very nice novel, Goldfinger is powerful and constantly funny, I like it!

It's a very good fantasy novel about cultivation. The protagonist grows up step by step. It's very exciting, but not brainless. The writing style is compact and tense. It's clear that the words and phrases are carefully chosen. The fighting scenes are particularly exciting. I like it very much. Worth five stars.

There was nothing wrong with the 100 pictures before [Laughing and crying] Then read on, and we will talk about it later.