I Have a Bottle That Commands Immortals

The world of immortality in many novels is like a group of gangsters and robbers, and the protagonist is exactly the most shameless, gangster, and most vicious representative. This novel has good guys and bad guys, and it can be described in two parts. The plot is full of twists and turns. I have only read more than forty chapters. I hope that it will continue to show the world of immortality where danger and warmth complement each other. At the same time, I hope it will not be like the common problem of many novels. The protagonist's halo is too powerful, and all opportunities are exclusive to the protagonist. The protagonist can kill people at every turn, even skipping levels. The rating is so low, I wonder if it is because there are too few people rating it. So far (the first forty or so chapters), it's very good. Author, please update. Maybe I will finish reading it in one day.

It looks good, but from the beginning of foundation building, I always feel that it is less interesting than during the Qi training period. In addition, the demon cultivator killed the ancient dragon in the secret realm at home, and the sect didn't know about it. It's just like nothing happened. This is impossible! In addition, with the ability of the protagonist, there is no need to join the sect at all. I always feel that it is not that interesting after joining. Of course, this is just my own feeling and does not represent the general public [laughing] The various experiences during the Qi training period are indeed interesting!

A novel with great potential. I have read dozens of chapters. The plot is very good and there are no poisonous points.

Good work, keep up the good work [laughs]

I have read a lot of books, and I feel that the plot is relatively old-fashioned, but the character's personality is well developed. I have listened to 50 chapters of the book so far, and I feel that it is very good, and there are no poisonous points. The quality is no worse than the story of a mortal cultivating immortality.

It's an old road, you have to go round and round.

It's okay, although a lot of the stuff in Mortals is better than most of the fairy tales.

The rating shouldn't be so low. Seeing that there are no loopholes in the story logic of the main book so far, I can give it a nine. The character of the protagonist is well developed. The exploration of the secret realm gives people a nervous feeling. If you like the story of mortals cultivating immortals, you will like to read it.

It seems that the rating is quite low, but after I gained weight, I saw it in the recommendation, so I'll give it a try if I have the chance. The writing on the Qi Refining Period is really good so far. After reading so many mortals, this book's early stage treatment is top-notch. The relationship and enmity are also logical and comfortable to read. The emotional treatment is one of the few that can pass it by. However, it will be much more difficult for mortals to write after they are out of the refining stage. I hope that the follow-up will also make me happy [I learned it] Alas, what a pity. Sure enough, things are not right after Qi training. Opportunities come one after another, and they move on to the next one without even digesting it. They accelerate too fast [face covering]

The details of some battles, weapon refining and alchemy, and plot advancement are still lacking, but there is no denying that this is a book that could have been read.