As a Formation Cultivator, of Course You Have to Study Hard.

There is currently no heroine A bit interesting What kind of growth type does the protagonist belong to (still has a peaceful mind in the previous life, and only after being schemed did he understand a little bit, and was schemed again later, and was still the same), and is he a bit of a hidden clumsy type? Can be read, but average (updating in progress) you succeeded Where is Lan Ling'er? It's so outrageous. Is it funny? She said the protagonist believed it, and then trusted her, which made me laugh to death It feels like the protagonist's IQ flickers in and out Don't children understand that collecting things means taking sides? I didn't see where he spoke for the formation cultivator. Where is the sea eye and the realm is high? Everyone else has three, but you do nine, and you still claim it is for the better in the future. There is no limit to the yin. I've been playing games now, it's boring The system is also inexplicable. After one million, it jumps directly to 100 million, which is also invincible. It's a bit like hanging without cp and being ambiguous. (Abandoned)

It looks good. There is currently no female protagonist as the male protagonist is focused on training (I hope there will be no female protagonist in the future), and the upgrading process of the protagonist cultivating the formation alone is rare. I think it is very interesting, and I can see that the world view is very large. I feel that there is a lot to write about. I hope the author can keep writing. Tomato works generally have more words or the finished works are read by more people than the serial works. Many people are fattening up, so don't give up on yourself and keep writing. The overall portrayal of the Lu family is also very good. There are idiots, normal people, and smart people in the family. This is what makes a family a family. The characters are all very normal, and there is no cannon fodder that everyone is tired of seeing just for the sake of the plot. Although the overall plot is very bland and routine, I think it is reasonable. After all, the background is an invasion of other worlds, which shows that the strength is very strong (previously, every time I saw all the people cultivating immortals invading other worlds, and then their own territory was full of smoke and smoke, I felt it was unreasonable), so the harmony and stability of the ancestral planet is normal. I really like this kind of steady and steady daily practice. I have long been tired of watching the grassroots counterattack flow. Come on, keep writing. I look forward to seeing the magnificent and huge world in your writing. I found out that the novel was discontinued. After reading the current plot before the discontinuation, the plot has nothing to do with the title of the book. The word "formation" can hardly be seen. I have lost my own characteristics in writing. It started like other novels, one small world plot after another. As expected, I also found that I couldn't continue writing. It is understandable that it is really difficult to write a single formation method. You have to have something in your stomach to be able to mess around and talk about mathematics and physics. Therefore, I really don't see many people who write about pure formation cultivation. It is a pity. Three stars are given to the author's innovation. The first time I clicked on the pure formation cultivation article, it really made my eyes shine. I hope I can have the opportunity to write it again in the future.

I've finished reading Chapter 70. It's pretty good-looking, nothing too bad. They all say that there is a problem with overpowering the battle force, but in fact it is a problem when the protagonist is promoted too quickly, because the protagonist's actual talent is not that high, and the formation talent can only be considered good, not top-notch. How to explain if it breaks through too quickly? He is not a top-notch person in all aspects, but his breakthrough is so fast. Some people will definitely doubt him. Although there are rules and laws in the city, there are always family members who take advantage of the loopholes for money. What's more, the protagonist has no background and is easy to deal with. I just don't like too much intrigue. I don't want the protagonist to get involved in other people's grudges, let alone a member of a big family. And don't have too many brainless villains.

In my opinion, there are several points in this book that pricked me: ① Formation cultivation (a rare niche) ②There are golden fingers, but the auxiliary type does not feed food directly. ③The protagonist is very diligent and hard-working, although his initial talent for formations is indeed mediocre. But after long-term study and hard work, my understanding of the formation has become more and more profound. How can this not be considered as a disguised improvement of talent? There are also some small advantages: the relationship with the brothers is well described, but never boring. The portrayal of other supporting characters is also okay. Of course, there are still shortcomings, but the book is endless and the highlights are enough for me. 🐾Claw retention: not bad+ Style interest: strong interest. In the future, I will cultivate immortality and assist Golden Finger. : No thunder, no poison, normal text : The protagonist is very lively and has good learning skills.

A very interesting book, written at your own pace. Slowly appreciate the world of technology + immortality in your writing. It would be good to write more carefully. A brand new world will be more exciting if it is extended. Otherwise, just fighting and upgrading will soon become boring. There are also shortcomings. Being deceived by that woman is a big failure. Secondly, it is quite contradictory for the protagonist to be stubborn but not clear. Of course, if a planet has such a complete training system, it must be shown if it has talent. Of course, if you can be self-sufficient, just pretend I didn't say anything. Come on

It's very good-looking, and it's not overwhelming. Compared with those in the same era, you will always be the strongest one. You won't compare the protagonist with the older generation. There is no traditional leapfrogging challenge for the protagonist, and the players are all from the same era. And it's not like other novels where the Ancestral Star is weak and is looked down upon by people who come out of the Ancestral Star. On the contrary, in this novel, the Ancestral Star is equivalent to the fairy world. When you grow up in the Ancestral Star, what you receive is always the best compared to other big worlds. Zu Xing has two best universities, and the forces created by those two universities are basically the strongest in the world. Moreover, the protagonist's hang-ups are very reasonable, and the progress is not abrupt, which perfectly reflects the character of the peerless genius. Although there was a small villain in the early stage, the protagonist easily solved it and received a spiritual stone mine world as an apology. From then on, there is no shortage of resources for practice. Anyway, I think it's well written and enjoyable to read. I don't know why the rating is so low.

It's very interesting. The theme combines technology and cultivation, and explores other worlds. The writing is beautiful, and the protagonist's character is likeable. It feels like going back to when I watched Forty Thousand Years of Cultivation. Please keep updating [Like][Like][Like]

Very good The early stage was dull and boring, and the Lu family felt like a failure at first glance. The post-processing was pretty good, and the summary is pretty good. It's the first time I've seen this kind of novel that explains the logic of cultivating immortals. It's very refreshing. Although it seems a bit uninteresting, I could write more about the difference between circular and square formations. Come on, author I fell into a trap because of the formation, but, you...

It's so beautiful, whether it's the Lu family in the front or Lan Ling'er in the back [vomit] Chapter 126, directly makes the protagonist a clown

It looks good, the training system is good, the world view is not particularly new, but it gives people a bright feeling in this subject matter. The writing is good, the character creation is also online, the plot rhythm is very good, making people feel comfortable to read. Although there are some flaws in the details, it is hard to conceal its beauty. All in all, it is a good book, but the number of words is still too few.

I read a little bit and evaluated this book. Overall, it is quite good. There is no bitterness or internal persecution for the time being. There are still some minor poisonous points. I traveled through time and brought a golden finger that simulated space and added formations. When I was guided by the weapon spirit, I evaluated the protagonist's comprehension as being good but not high enough to match his performance level. The protagonist also had left and right brains fighting each other. He wanted not to show off too much while expressing himself. We can understand the author's thoughts and probably wanted to show off. Part of it is revealed and part is hidden, but when the protagonist is discovered by the weapon spirit, it is inconsistent, and the current situation is that the protagonist's performance does not match his understanding. Although the author has worked hard to improve it after returning home, but in the eyes of some readers, this is a big mistake. It is a pity that the author has already planned it, otherwise it can actually be changed to the protagonist's understanding of the game, or the protagonist's understanding of the battle method is very high. In this case, many poisonous points can be eliminated. From the overall impression, it's still okay. I haven't seen the fighting scenes yet. I hope the author can be more imaginative. There is a book in which the protagonist who cultivates immortals upgrades quickly by relying on the system and his own talent. The character evaluation, after being unfolded by him, will be very troublesome, and it feels relatively good. This book seems to be just a part of the formation, and the void painting formation is relatively unstable. The protagonist relies on his formation base as a relatively stable foil to show the protagonist. I will continue to read and comment later

It's good-looking. Not only is it not overrated, but the protagonist is also very old. And unlike other novels, the protagonist is not short of money. He doesn't have to earn it by himself. He has a world of income. The monetary system mentioned later is also good. The ones in the Ancestral Star are all top-grade spiritual stones. The ones in the Chaos Sea are immortal dollar banknotes. One immortal dollar is equal to one low-grade spiritual stone. Anyway, it is a good-looking five-star review.

It's good, but the pace is a bit slow, and it's uncomfortable to hide. There's nothing particularly bad about it, but it's just not fun enough.

It's very nice to watch, and the world view is very interesting, but there are two poisonous points in the front, one is Lu Yong, and the other is the blue spirit heart. The others are very good, especially the one that is not the enemy of all humans, but the strong ones from the Ancestral Star, which is quite good.

The book is okay, not too overwhelming. I don't think there are any major drawbacks. I don't think there are any minor drawbacks. But the beholder has a different opinion. It depends on personal reading habits. Currently it is Chapter 111 and I can still read it.

The protagonist can use his brain, and he is one of the few who focuses on formations.

The writing is very good, and the story has ups and downs.

It's super good. I hope the author will update it soon. I finished reading it in just one day. Come on, author.

The writing is good, the subject matter is very interesting, but the front part is a little bit poisonous, which caused a lot of people to run away. Come on.

Fine grain and grass, okay

Good-looking, slow-paced, not brainless

I prefer the formation method, recommended

Wonderful content and smooth plot

Very nice, come on

It's okay for the time being What I wrote before is pretty good.

The conflict is a bit deliberate

At present, only Lan Ling'er is the poisonous point, Chapter 127

Lan Ling'er's place is too toxic, I suggest you skip it and watch it [face covering]

Take a look for yourself, it's pretty good

This is the first time I've seen a book that specializes in formations. It's really interesting. There's nothing poisonous about it. It's nice to read.