Cultivating Immortality for a Hundred Lifetimes, Each Stronger Than the Last!

When I read Chapter 60, I found it to be a non-conformist novel. The protagonist has a normal mind. He avoids danger and welcomes good things. He suffers losses but does not feel aggrieved. The current plot rhythm is good and the logic is clear.

It's good-looking, quite good-looking, but the rating was a bit low when it first came out! The update is too slow. Update it quickly. You can't keep books. You are afraid of dying if you keep books. Moreover, the golden finger setting of the Book of Hundreds of Worlds is very good. It will not exceed the limit and reincarnate infinitely, nor will it be too little to be extremely uncomfortable. Moreover, there is a price for devouring big contracts and the like, so small contracts are directly exempt. Epidemic, and the protagonist is very emotional, better than most novels, and the fighting description is pretty average, especially the darkness of the world of immortality is vividly described. I support it with four stars. If there is no big poison after seeing the ending, or there are not too many minor poisons, I will change it to five stars.

Let's talk about the overall review first: currently it can be rated as good The advantages of this book are obvious: the protagonist's character is stable for 70 chapters so far, the narrative rhythm is smooth, and the writing and grammar are smooth. The author should have an outline before Chapter 130. Although the subject matter is not too new, there are also small innovations. For example, the protagonist's cheats are limited to a hundred generations. Each life is equivalent to a short short film with a beginning, transition and climax. Reading is neither too tiring nor too boring. Some of the little actions of the protagonist and supporting actors are also quite interesting. There are also disadvantages: one of the core of the story is conflict. The current progress is that the two lives have ended and the third one is in progress. The climax is not very exciting. It takes a lot of time to follow an unfinished book. A person may be chasing several books at the same time, which cannot leave a deep impression on people. It is easy to forget after a long time (except for regular book fans) Overall, I feel very good about this book, and I personally rate it as excellent. In an era where almost all the recommendation lists are history, it is a good eye wash to see such a smooth and non-toxic book. As for the combat power mentioned in other comments, this currently does not exist. One of the most obvious features of combat power is that the gains are much smaller than before and will continue. The rewards of this book are all collected from the beginning, unless the protagonist achieves an obvious achievement but the author does not arrange a reward, then it is called combat power.

The quality is good, the story is coherent and interesting, and it's suitable to be read in one sitting. However, the swordsman's combat power is too high. Novels such as "The Book of Hundreds of Worlds" test the rhythm of the story, and if you fail to grasp the rhythm, it will easily collapse. The current rhythm is quite good, I hope it will remain the same in the future. The fourth life was too slow. I never entered the main line to break through the golden elixir. I was still wallowing in foundation building. I had no interest in continuing to read it, so I gave up.

It's okay, even the author doesn't know how to correct the typos, and the readers have marked you and don't know how to correct them.

It's not bad. There aren't many poisonous points. The protagonist's character is kind and kind, he's willing to deal with bad things and welcome good things. He knows how to tolerate and hide, but he's not the kind of person who doesn't fight back when beaten. However, the main plot of the fourth life is too slow to enter at present, and there are so many chapters that haven't completed the elixir yet.

Nice! Don't give me a low score, I want to read it, don't make it so hard that I can't read the book

It's really, really beautiful. I personally don't feel it's toxic at all. To be honest, the more I look at it, the better it looks. Personally, I don't think it's toxic at all.

The rhythm is very comfortable, I even forgot that the male protagonist can reincarnate [face covering]

I've finished reading it, it's pretty good. Personally, I don't see any bad points. I just feel it's a bit lacking. Please give me some more updates, author.