Cultivation: Earn Achievements for Rewards, Become Invincible at Every Realm

It's quite novel. It writes about a different fairy world. It stands to reason that such a fairy world is the most normal. You won't easily take risks if you don't have full confidence. Apart from those people who have no background or talent, and how can there be no one in the fairy world to supervise the lower world? I can only say that you can't interfere with the rules and the like. I think it's pretty good, but it's too little.

I think the plot is very good, and there is a hint of foreshadowing. Anyway, it is much better than ordinary mindless novels, and the plot is quite reasonable. I feel that there is nothing sinister about it and it is quite interesting. Even if the score is low, it shouldn't be so low. It should be 8.8 Anyway (personal opinion)

One star is deducted for the story of Suimingjie. According to the story, this god is a heinous person, because the targets have been expanded, but I don't like the first ancestor. Judging from the previous and later explanations, this god does protect the human race, and he does not rob people of their wisdom to learn magic. Whether his magic is created by himself or obtained from the outside world, it is his own thing. Why threaten others to teach them skills by not offering food?

Goldfinger is very interesting, I am quite optimistic about the author But I will also tell you how I feel Due to the restrictions of the sect, the protagonist cannot be completely happy even if he starts it. In terms of characters, either make the character more important and helpful, or downplay the character. It can be said that the current protagonist is restricted in every aspect and cannot pretend to be good. There is no clear goal and sense of urgency for the next stage. The bond is also very weak. The protagonist is more like a camera playing daily games. I don't know if one of the protagonists or the system will leave the team next, causing a greater conflict and sense of crisis.

The writing at the beginning is pretty average, but the plot becomes more interesting as it goes on. The subject matter is good. The indigenous immortals built huge cities, not to prevent other things, but to prevent the ascended ones from doing them.

The content is quite novel, and it is indeed a cool article, and it is not the kind of mindless cool article. I just don't know why the rating is a bit low. After reading the book for so long, I feel that this is pretty good. I just don't know what will happen next. I'll look forward to it.

As a cool novel, it is considered qualified. It does not deliberately force the combat power and cultivation level, and there are some counter-routines. Although some plots are far-fetched and embarrassing, overall they are reasonable and can be read. Except for the early stage, which is a bit far-fetched, the later stage is relatively smooth. The plug-in is also quite distinctive. The typical numerical value may not be strong, but the mechanism is absolutely against the sky. The protagonist who was born in the fairy world is judged to be in the Age of Ending Law. The most annoying thing is that no matter which world he goes to, the world is broken even more than the Age of Ending Law in the system judgment, and then a skill is given in this article. The artifact currently installed by the protagonist is also the core equipment for maintaining the vest. When he met an old man with evil intentions, he was immediately frightened when he opened his skills. He negotiated with the way of heaven with his foundation-building cultivation level and was still a semi-threat. He took the opportunity to express his grievances to Senior Brother Qin and almost exchanged his cultivation level to become an immortal emperor. As a result, he was scolded by his own ancestor and his lineage was directly targeted.

I hope the author can stick to it, it's very interesting \(//∇//)\

It's very beautiful, the ideas are very novel, and it has its own characteristics

Certified bookworm, you can watch it, except that it's a little short, there's nothing wrong with it [face covering]