
My Cultivation Techniques Depend Entirely on Phone Scans
我的功法全靠手机扫描
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- Ongoing
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- 453k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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It's pretty good to watch. The plot can be anything. Just don't write about unprovoked female rivalry. It'll get boring if you watch it too much. You can write about conflicts of interest and human greed that lead to feuds regardless of gender, old or young, inexplicable hatred of women or men. I hope to write normally in the future, and hope it gets better and better [smile]!
I remember that after I traveled through the world without any risk, I was very happy and sang a song called "The Blood Song of the Three Realms". I was discovered by the "Lord of the Stars" and took me to the "Journey to the Misty" and entered the "Heavens and Worlds". I met the "God of Killing" known as the "Natural Disaster". He sat on the "Throne of the Divine Seal" and wanted to kill me, but was saved by the "Nine Heavens Sword Demon". After they recovered from their injuries, they said goodbye to me. Later, he recommended me to "The Evil King of Another World", and I did "Underworld Special Forces" in "The Unrivaled Tang Sect". There, "Galaxy Emperor" taught me "Swallowing the Starry Sky", and "Qin Emperor" taught me how to play the piano. I was developing Final Intelligence there, and I had Clairvoyant Eyes. When I have nothing to do, "The Magic Chef of Ice and Fire" teaches me how to cook, and "The God of Bacchus" teaches me how to mix wine. The most awesome thing is "Emperor". His old man taught me "Unparalleled in the World" "Peerless Magical Powers", and I followed the path of "Emperor Supreme". Soon after, I trained the "Immortal" Divine Body. Under the "Heaven Realm and Firmament", I used the "Destroy the Sky Map" to defeat the world's best master "The Evil God" and snatched the "Throne of the End of the Dharma". However, the world could not bear my power and the space was shattered. I was sucked into the "Perfect World" and returned to the "Wild Era" Yuan~~~Oh! I am old, and now it is the world of you young people, but young people, you have to update!
It's good to watch, and the protagonist has a golden finger. Although it's not a big deal, it's still fun. He is well versed in moral ethics, but he is kind-hearted, able to punish evil and promote good, and act chivalrously and righteously while ensuring his own safety. All in all, it's worth watching👀The interaction between the protagonist and Xiao Feng, the extremely cunning old man and the righteous and affectionate innocent young master is quite interesting at the end [laughing][laughing][laughing]
At present, it seems that it is not pure Shuang Wenguang. Some people who came here will probably be disappointed, but the character of the male protagonist is still very real and vivid. It is not like most of the Shuang Wen, where ordinary modern people instantly change their personality and become a wily fox. I am personally quite curious about the follow-up of growth. However, I feel the master's strong be aura [crying], but knowing such a powerful fortune teller behind the scenes should still be a bit of a save. Alas, it may still depend on whether he wants to live. I have seen some people doubting that building a foundation means being born into the world. Personally, I feel that it is normal. Building a foundation means laying a foundation. How normal is it that the male protagonist's soul has not been completely integrated and cannot break through, so it is necessary to refining the heart, and refining the heart is unlikely to be bought and sold in one fell swoop. There must be something related in the follow-up. However, the anti-inflammatory trend suddenly appeared and is a bit confusing. Some parts of the early and late stages of the writing style are still relatively fragmented at present. I hope they can be rounded out in the future.
Now that I have read the latest chapter, the author has begun to go astray and has begun to struggle with the nature of cultivating immortality. The book is indeed a good book and the author knows how to write it. Let me say one more thing, what you cultivate in cultivating immortality is the transcendent self. Philosophically speaking, the id, the ego, and the superego are three kinds of mind.
I think it's pretty good-looking. Even though there are some minor problems, it doesn't hide the flaws. He is a modern man who grew up under the banner of Chang Hong and grew up in the spring breeze. He has received moral education. Isn't it normal to do such things as saving people? There must be a process for changing his mind. Don't take the initiative to venture into secret realms when you are weak. Don't do difficult tasks for resources. Once you have the strength, you should work hard, otherwise there is no point in just trying to do it. Find a place to hide every day, there is nothing good to see. I really don't understand how you guys grab someone to save a little girl and then give her a low score when she turns into a beautiful woman. At least the author's plot is smooth and the writing is good. As for what? A little dramatic conflict makes the characters three-dimensional. Later it slowly changed. Anyway, I think it's pretty good-looking, better than many mindless and cool articles. Don't be influenced by the comments, it's worth reading, cheers for the author!
The writing is quite good. In the middle I thought it was a hodgepodge, but after reading it it was actually quite good. I hope the author will continue based on this idea. Also, I really like the male protagonist and the clan leader! ! ! ! !
Chapter 171, the plot is good, the male protagonist is practicing steadily, there is no emotional drama, and there is no ambiguous plot. Plug-ins are equivalent to krypton gold practice. The male protagonist has the ability to be "ever-changing" and basically doesn't use his true identity when doing certain things. The killing is also decisive, and the hatred does not last overnight.
It doesn't feel like Gou Dao, but I think it's pretty good when I see the author's way of bringing the protagonist into enlightenment.
It's a very special cultivator. The golden finger is very small. The protagonist has always been very stubborn. He really doesn't want anything and avoids any dangers. He is not suppressed by tradition and is directly accepted as an apprentice by the sect master. He has always been very low-key and the sect leader is also very mysterious.