From a Treasure Fish Bloodline to an Eternal Dao Lord!

It's okay, it's quite interesting. There is a little question: what did the protagonist do before? He is calm and steady, has superb acting skills, and is not disturbed by external objects. He is a little indifferent to others, but basically has calculations towards everyone.

It's a good read, but the title and introduction of the book were not very good and discouraged me several times. The characters in the book are very smart, and this kind of troubled times is coming, everyone is as panicked as duckweeds all day long, and the background of struggling to survive is very attractive to me. One big lump after another, the front is very good, but the back directly starts to sleepwalk, write whatever you dream about, and all kinds of classic routines are staged in turn, making things mysterious, pretending to slap in the face, and far-fetched.

It's a good-looking, steady alternative to immortality. The main perspective is that of young people, talented and righteous young heroes, middle-aged Sanren who live in seclusion in the mountains and forests, and children with special blood, working hard for immortality for generations. The supporting characters are vivid and have brains, and the plot develops reasonably. But if you want to see a movie with no heroine, no ambiguity and no woman, you can run away. Pseudo families are also real. There is no female protagonist who does not live forever and cultivate immortality with the male protagonist. The male protagonist will get married and "have children". The male protagonist's interests come first and he will not delay his practice for women, but if they are beneficial to him, the male protagonist will not refuse.

It's good-looking, good stuff, both the protagonist and the supporting characters have IQs, and the subject matter is very novel, five stars. Author, what are you doing in the future? The progress is so slow. Can't you get back to the main line? Just simplify some small things.

The author writes really well. There is a lot of explanation in the first chapter, but it is clean and neat. It is also a rare view of time that emphasizes love and meaning. It is very comfortable to read. Within the agreed rules, all parties silently abide by their own parts. There is no constant drama of small troubles in other novels, but they all focus on stability and the prosperity of the martial arts school, and make their own efforts. The description in Chapter 35 is also very good. Xiongzi's inner changes are not trying to be strong but he is trying to be himself. The description of this kind of small character is very powerful. When you are afraid of causing a big disaster, it is also important to take responsibility. Compared with Xiangong Kaiwu in the whole article, there is a lot of emphasis on details, but it is still more satisfying to become stronger openly. There is no bottleneck for the author. Changing maps is smooth and plug-ins have also been enhanced. Jiang Shaoming, beggar, self-improvement, resourceful, leader, chamber of commerce, underground organization, going to sea, Great Wilderness Shark Jiang Xiao, powerful showmanship, Jianghu sect, martial arts competition, blockbuster, amazing coincidence Jiang Xiaoming, Green Great Immortal, Local Snake, Platform for Brother, Snow Mountain, Mozu Jiang, Optimizing Meridians, Internal Viewing and External Plugins, Living Buddha Golden Eyes, Alchemy More exciting than expected

The writing is very good, and I also like the setting. But one thing is that the author did not target a female protagonist, but one of them still married the daughter of his adoptive father. The author may mean that this person will not make any waves in the protagonist's life, even though the two of them have not done anything substantial so far. But I think this still doesn't quite meet my definition of a heroine-free, so I give it 4 points, but the setting and the book are really nice.

In essence, it is similar to Xuanjian Xianzu. You can think of the protagonist as a higher-dimensional game player, but he controls three bodies at the same time. The development is smoother, the pace is faster, and the content is more exciting. The disadvantage is that occasionally the author's omniscient perspective subconsciously affects the protagonist to choose a more suitable path. However, it is considered an excellent novel in this type of novel, and it can be ranked among the top two books I have read recently.

Up to the latest 65 chapters, everything is very good, and the characters' IQs are all online. This kind of theme where one has avatars in different life stages at the same time is quite creative. The protagonist's combat power and sense of presence are very strong. I don't know why the rating is so low now.

It's pretty good, but the name is a bit discouraging. I've read this book several times. Goldfinger is also quite new. I prefer this kind of self-improvement. I won't be affected by emotions, but I'm not so ruthless. I have my own considerations. Although there are some places that are a bit weird, it's acceptable. I've seen the latest chapter now. Please update quickly. Updates are a bit slow. Why do I stop at the highlights every day? It's fun to jump in quickly.

I saw many people talking about CP in the comments. The article only regards women as a springboard for success to further stabilize and improve one's status. There is no plot of love between you and me. I think there is no problem with CP. The main highlight is that the protagonist has one consciousness and three bodies. He produces a new body through his own asexual reproduction, not the next generation through CP. Don't worry about the so-called CP affecting your senses. The overall line is that the ancestors continue to strive for better resources for the next generation. Overall, the characters' IQs are considered online, and it is considered a good book on Tomato.