[Mortal flow] [Five spiritual roots] [Not the Holy Mother] [The protagonist has a high IQ]
The beginning is hell difficulty! Gu Fan, who has lost his five elements, is like an ant in the cruel world of cultivation.
Fortunately, he has a mysterious little cauldron that can turn decay into magic!
Look at how he relies on caution and calculation to level up and fight monsters all the way. No, he levels up to hide in pits, develop in a clumsy way, and finally counterattack and become an immortal!
Reader comments
Starting with five spiritual roots, is the upgrade a bit too fast? Fellow Taoists around you can see that even if you hide your cultivation level, it is still too fast. Isn't it a bit too low-key? Even if everyone doesn't have a brain, it's difficult to make everyone feel involved. Too many opportunities are big pits. The greater the opportunities, the bigger the pits you will fill later. Everyone agrees that the protagonist's calmness should not be set off by the villain's low intelligence, and if you let a "civilian" monk with a grassroots background make alchemy, isn't it just to tell the world that there is something wrong with this person. Where did the spiritual stone for his alchemy come from? No other monk could think of it.
It's not bad. It has the flavor of a mortal cultivating immortality. It has a slow pace. Those who like fast pace may not be used to it.
Starting with five spiritual roots, is the upgrade a bit too fast? Fellow Taoists around you can see that even if you hide your cultivation level, it is still too fast. Isn't it a bit too low-key? Even if everyone doesn't have a brain, it's difficult to make everyone feel involved. Too many opportunities are big pits. The greater the opportunities, the bigger the pits you will fill later. Everyone agrees that the protagonist's calmness should not be set off by the villain's low intelligence, and if you let a "civilian" monk with a grassroots background make alchemy, isn't it just to tell the world that there is something wrong with this person. Where did the spiritual stone for his alchemy come from? No other monk could think of it.
It's not bad. It has the flavor of a mortal cultivating immortality. It has a slow pace. Those who like fast pace may not be used to it.
It's a pity that no one reads good books.