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Good! Good! Good! This is a rare book that is close to reality. You can step into the role as if you are actually there, so be careful! Kill decisively! Cruel enough! Indifferent! Selfish! Anyone who dares to offend the protagonist or is in the way must be killed. This is good. It has written a practical version of the law of the jungle [Like] What also makes me satisfied is that there is still human nature, that is, at least respecting one's own father. This is the last human bottom line as a human being. This is good. Many people will say that one should not recognize relatives. If there is no humanity at all, immortality has no meaning. Do you understand? At least the final appearance of a human being has the final humanity. The author has very good control over the description of the characters, which is more realistic in the long journey of cultivating immortality. How can there be so many opportunities, children of destiny, and all living beings fighting for their own path, so I say that what the author writes is realistic, and it is relatively rare [Like] [Like] [Like] The affirmation from the old demon Sigma [Like] [Like] [Like]

Yes, the protagonist is not the Virgin Mary

The position is clear. Occasionally, the description is a bit too much. It's not a big problem. If you like the novel about Notre Dame Cultivation, you can read it. It's a bit short.

The speed of cultivation is too fast. 3 The spiritual root is probably not the heavenly spiritual root. Is there no erysipelas at all? Also, the protagonist's age time jump is a bit short, and it feels like he's almost building his foundation after just a few years of training. A little too fast.