A Demon in the Capitalist World of Immortals

The beginning sounds too similar (Gao Wu: 10 injections of medicine a day, talent is not important). I have listened to Chapter 33. The author has a very thorough understanding of all sentient beings. If you don't give me a way to live, all sentient beings will drag you down with you. All living beings are like cattle and horses, the weak eat the strong, and the law of nature follows. The Eight Immortals are like the way of heaven, making rules. If the rules do not prevent the chaos of all sentient beings, this book is a bit like the prehistoric times, where the way of heaven suppresses all ways. What stood out to me about this book was the fate of killing and the idea of ​​great harmony. These are no longer at the immortal level (my personal opinion is that the immortal level means that all cultivators can come to the great harmonious mind), they are almost at the Tao level (your great harmonious mind, all living beings can come to the world of thought is no different from the Tao). To be honest, I have read several long works by the author, and the author loves to write about omniscience and omnipotence. (The road to cultivating immortality is scary, holy shit, the jade plate knows everything, humans, ghosts and immortals, dogs go to the extreme, the road to cultivating immortality)

This is a novel about becoming an immortal under the "rigorous rules" of immortals. The social environment in the book is money-oriented. Some people only have cattle and horses that work hard to consume air while they are alive and contribute everything when they die. No end, no waves.

I have seen the latest 63 chapters so far. There is no heroine, no woman, no emotional line, and the protagonist's character is not like a virgin or ink! For old bookworms who are tired of the old routines, it has been a long time since they have seen such a new subject matter. The author's writing is smooth and there is no poisonous point! It's worth recommending, but it's too short. Please keep writing, the author [currently working on the manuscript]

In fact, I'm curious whether Mr. T is now writing novels full-time? Or do you mean writing while working? After all, opening three books at the same time and still not writing a series is not something that an ordinary author can do [face covering] If it is said that he is writing three books while working, then really, I seriously doubt whether an old logger opened a new account and was reborn. After all, writing a book on this platform is a full-time job. Being able to write interrupted updates, let alone three books at the same time, and being able to keep updating are very good. Let's not mention anything else, but that Mr. T can write three books at the same time and keep updating. Although one of the books was only slightly unfinished because, how to say, too few people read it, it is still much better than other authors. [Like] Five stars will be sent directly

The writing is good, but it feels a little underwhelming for the protagonist. He is locked by the law of heaven. If he exceeds a certain amount of resources, he will suffer death. Is it good or bad for the development of the plot?

The real world of cultivating immortals, the absolute dominance and exploitation of high-ranking people against low-ranking people, five-star praise

First of all, I have read several of the author's books (some of them have been read for a long time, but I have really finished reading the book "What's the Name of the Protagonist") I really like the author's content, especially the aspect of the clone vest, and the writing is great. But ha, how can I put it, in these books, first of all, the protagonists are all hopeless people (probably meaning, the one who is targeted), and secondly, they will cause trouble in order to upgrade, and then from small to large, the protagonist upgrades in the process of being targeted, and then in these books, the big boss will appear very early, and then there will be entanglements with each other. The protagonist uses information differences to turn danger into disaster, which is very interesting, but to be honest, it is too tiring and not easy to read. Especially this capital book, I was very tired after reading part of it. In fact, the protagonist can use golden fingers to gradually improve himself like a normal person, just make progress little by little. If he becomes too stubborn and has a clone, he can't be possessed by inner demons, seize the body with clones, grow demons in his heart, practice Qi to find Qi, and grow parasitically. If it's not possible to fake death and become a parasitic soul, just find someone who has no background, no ability, and a little talent, and slowly upgrade. The background in this world is like this. Just keep it up, it's pure nonsense. In summary, they are basically all good-looking. Lianqi, Canyu, Terror, and Fishing Man are all good-looking, especially the clone Goudao style that I like. But, I'm very tired from reading, and the sense of déjà vu is too strong. Let's read the new book first.

It's good-looking, a review from a ten-year-old bookworm, keep it up.

It's the type I like to read, "The Price of Cultivation to Immortality". It would be even better if the protagonist has supernatural powers similar to "disease". I hope the author can stick to it. I like watching this type of movies so much, but it's a pity that there are so few of them.

IQ is online, step by step. One step counts as ten steps, rhythm, tension, and the timeline is online. I don't have to do 128 things 24 hours a day. Come on! The author will update quickly [laughs]