The protagonist, with a mortal body and mediocre spiritual roots, embarks on a quest for immortality. In the cruel and realistic world of cultivation, he gradually walks out on his own path to immortality.
There is no golden finger system or grandfather in the novels written by ordinary people. Let's see how the protagonist breaks through the shackles of low talent, goes through the practice of Qi, enters the foundation building, condenses the golden elixir to cast the Nascent Soul, and finally steps into the legendary transformation stage of the human world and ascends to the immortal world.
The plot is not procrastinating, the rhythm is sequential and orderly, the writing is not watery, redundant or exaggerated, and it is realistic and realistic.
Reader comments
No wonder it's so popular and so popular that you share it with your friends. Same as kindergarten kids. Also, even Han Li has a small bottle, what do you have. Not even a little golden finger, not even a substitute Gu.
The logic is relatively poor.
I've read ten chapters and left. I keep talking about useless and illogical nonsense. Forget it!
No wonder it's so popular and so popular that you share it with your friends. Same as kindergarten kids. Also, even Han Li has a small bottle, what do you have. Not even a little golden finger, not even a substitute Gu.
The logic is relatively poor.
I've read ten chapters and left. I keep talking about useless and illogical nonsense. Forget it!