Awakening the Immortal Cultivation System? but I Didn't Travel Through Time

I have read this routine in no less than 20 books. Classic urban fairy tale.

It looks so familiar. It must be a mixture of several novels about urban immortality. It must be more than just Chen Beixuan. I can't remember it at the moment. It's a more simple and direct story about urban immortality cultivating in a cup and face. The slightly aggrieved plot is also greatly compressed. It's a high-level hybrid story. It's good.

Good

The writing is average, but the plot is very smooth. You can read the ending from the first chapter in one breath. It is very good among Tomato's urban cultivation novels.

I have read countless books and stepped into this secret realm. Unexpectedly, I fell into the illusory formation of the secret realm. I thought there was still hope of escaping, but I didn't expect that the illusory formation was also surrounded by a poison formation. It was really an formation within an formation, a poison within a poison. I thought I was going to perish, but the owner of this secret realm is so sinister that even I am controlled by the secret method. It controls my body and sends a message to the world that this secret realm has a five-star heavenly book. I use my will to modify the message. This is a false voice, but it cannot resist the manipulation of the powerful. This is a warning, this secret realm! Poison! Poison! Poison!

The author has never seen a woman [It was detected that this fairy has excellent bones, but she has a rare "turbulent destiny" and is destined to die early. The host is blessed with great luck, which can change its destiny to a certain extent, making it a powerful helper for the host. The dog-licking system, many women have no sense of boundaries, scumbag men usually do this [laughing]

How can I put it this way? This novel uses a lot of classic and various slap-in-the-face plots. The total of them is a bit poisonous, but after getting through the first few chapters, you can read it. Although it is still a slap in the face, it is still pretty good for an urban cultivator. Please keep writing more [please update]

Isn't this Chen Beixuan?

The classic invincible flow uses the shell of a system, but in fact it is still the same as the pretentious flow. If you don't understand it, you will be slapped in the face, and then all the aristocratic families will surrender.

The plot is indeed very cliched, but I have to say that this kind of brainless and refreshing novel is really refreshing [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua]

It's really cool to watch. I feel like the protagonist is basically invincible in the later stage of Qi training.

It's refreshing, not as frustrating as Long Wang Wen's, which lasts a long time. It's impressive.

Clear logic and strong coherence, worth reading

It's funny, people in the county said it, people in our class said it, people in our class said it

You can't just let me eat rocks alone

I read a book with the same content many years ago

Another good book [love]

Good, okay, worth seeing

The more I hear it, the more it sounds like Chen Beixuan. I changed rebirth to system, and the killed dragon became a pet. This version is almost the same.

I want to give five points but I can't because I'm afraid you'll be arrogant and unwilling to make progress. Who knows how I feel [shy][shy][shy][shy][shy]

It's pretty good, but the early part is a bit toxic, but overall it's still worth watching.

Please release more episodes. Although it is a bit cliche, there are people who like to watch it.

This book is so well written and I enjoyed reading it so much.

I hope the author doesn't let the protagonist have a harem [laughing]

Of the ten urban immortality books, 9 of them were played by Chen Beixuan, and he didn't even act in them [laughing]

The writing is okay, but it's almost like a fairy-cultivation novel I've read. It has an extra system and the plot seems pretty good.

Why does it look more and more like Chen Beixuan's script the more I read it [face covering]

It's okay, but the plot seems familiar and lacks the author's thinking.

Very well written, five stars

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