A Passerby Wants to Become an Immortal

I have always wanted to read a kind of immortality writing: There is the simplicity of ordinary people, but also the mystery and fantasy of cultivating immortals. There is tranquility and harmony, but there is also ruthless killing! There are interesting things in growing up, but also helplessness in fate! There is a desire for freedom, but there is also a compromise with life! Different identities and different personalities determine different lives! There is happiness, sadness, gatherings, separations and reunions! There is anger, but there is also chivalrous tenderness! I hope that the characters in the work are flesh and blood. There is a feeling of not being hungry after a meal, and there is also a feeling of immortality that does not eat the fireworks of the world! There is the down-to-earth reality, and there is also the ethereal mystery. The world of cultivating immortals should be people-oriented, and it should be so! Ah! The cover change is beautiful this time! Give yourself a pat on the back! [Laughs] [laughs][laughs] [laugh][laugh][laugh]

Overall, it's okay. After all, I've read the latest chapter. It's not a long article, but it's quite readable! The bamboo horse that cultivates immortality gives birth to a child! ! I don't think it's a very exciting story about giving birth to a child by special means. The protagonist slowly explores the path to immortality from the bottom, and does not cheat all the way like a golden finger. Instead, it has a growth line with a bit of ordinary people's tenacity. It's true that they have been attached to each other since they were young. They are a destined couple. The emotional line is very natural! ! The perfect, stupid, black-faced, bamboo-horse attack vs. The smart, cautious, sunny passerby, the armor-shou

I have only read Chapter 36. This book gives me the feeling that it is very comfortable to read. The feeling of a steady flow, the disharmony of a family to their harmonious relationship afterward, and the innocent interaction between Bao and Fu all make me want to continue reading. It is a very good novel! Come on, author!

It's good-looking, but it's not a very traditional fairy tale, and it's not very enjoyable either. It's bland, there are cubs in the back, but there aren't many scenes, and the two protagonists don't know how to raise cubs. It's okay. I recommend it.

Okay, pretty good-looking

A very nice book

(=^▽^=) The author, please give me a boost

So short! Almost finished!

It's a very good book. Everyone in the book has a relatively detailed description, but it feels like it's a bit rushed to end it when the protagonist gets married [Like] [Like] [Like]

It's pretty good, but it's a bit short.

It's really beautiful. I've already liked it three times [like][like][like]

A very good article on cultivating immortality. I haven't read it in a long time. Please give it a try.

The rating is low, it's wonderful

It has a warm feeling, which is pretty good. Come on!

Very nice looking, interesting setting

Pretty good looking

Although, it's a bit unacceptable. It's not like that big bamboo horse has really grown into a rough guy [what]

Ah Fu's father in Haijie actually asked Ah Bao to protect Ah Fu from disasters. I think Ah Bao would feel bad when he found out.

The storyline is novel and the characters are rich and interesting. I look forward to the two little guys growing up quickly and letting me experience a different world of cultivating immortals.

It seems that there is no skipping chapters. The story flow is very interesting and it is very good.