Cultivation Makes Me Grow, Cultivation Makes Me Happy

To be honest, I am also an old bookworm who has been reading Tomato's novels about cultivating immortality for 5 years. This novel about cultivating immortals can be regarded as a masterpiece. Every character in it has been injected with soul by the author, and is a person of flesh and blood. The organization is clear and rigorous. Every reversal is unexpected. Compared with the solid Some of the old routines set are eye-catching and made me feel that this is the real world of cultivating immortals, a world where you deceive and deceive me. After reading this, I really can't stand it when reading other mindless novels about cultivating immortals for young people. I finished reading it in 3 days, so I'm going to read more [angry][angry][angry][angry]

It must be praised. The protagonist is decisive in killing. The characters described in the book are too decisive and twisted, but they are also reasonable. It is really not uncomfortable to read. I must support this good book that made me feel uncomfortable for a long time. If you think the protagonist is CS, then it proves that this book is very successful [laugh][laugh][laugh]

Chapter 48 is well received. There is no cliche hero saving the beauty. Even the beauty is nothing.

It's a good story. You can skip the poisonous points in the early stage until you get out of the mountain village and start to enjoy it. It's a good ruthless protagonist.

The book is very interesting. The male protagonist is sinister and shameless and has no bottom line. However, the opening scenes are quite vicious, but they are to describe the male protagonist's change of mentality, so that's okay~ Come on, author👏

This book is not a cool book, and the protagonist is not extremely smart. It can only be said to be a little clever. Sometimes I even think the protagonist is stupid, but I think it is very real. The stupidity of the protagonist does not come out of thin air. It is basically blinded by desire and interests, leading to insufficient consideration. But this is not life. Well, how can there be so many smooth sailings? Every step you take has to pay a corresponding price, and even the efforts may not be rewarded (the secret opportunity that has been prepared for a long time, in the end is all in vain), there are some places in the middle that are really tiring, but this is life, full of uncertainties and bumps along the way. There are various descriptions of characters facing greed, desire, power, identity, complacency with the status quo, etc. I have encountered them all in real life, and it can be said that I am one of them. For me personally, it is an immersive adventure of cultivating immortality. This is basically my first review of 4000+ Hours of Tomato

It's very good, but some details are still poorly controlled. I just checked the comment section, and I haven't finished reading some of the weird books. I just read a few chapters and the plot is unsatisfactory, so I will stop this rant. To be honest, anyone who has read the latest chapter will not mindlessly rant. The author is really hard to make money when facing these weird books. The whole book has all the shortcomings, but the flaws are not concealed.

I am a dark cultivator, with an average age of six, and an online IQ. I really like the weird and depressive writing in the small mountain village. The female supporting role is handled very well and does not involve ambiguity.

Except for the selfishness in the front, it is indeed a bit uncomfortable to watch, but it is very consistent with the protagonist's humanity, and the character is not broken from the beginning to the end. However, maybe I have read too many male protagonists in other cool novels, and this selfish one is still a different feeling. I personally hope that if the male protagonist is not so selfish, for example, he can reach out to save him properly, it will be easier in the future. Just write down the plot of the heroine blocking the knife for him. It's too cold. The heroines also commented that it seems that the halo of the protagonist is full. If you save it properly, the subsequent plot of blocking the knife can be said. It is rare in the self-centered world of immortality to rely entirely on training. If you don't want to hear it, you don't have to read my comment. It's just my personal opinion.

It must be praised. The protagonist is decisive in killing. The characters described in the book are too decisive and twisted, but it is reasonable. It is really uncomfortable to read. It was a good book that made me uncomfortable for a while. I must support it. If you think the protagonist is