From the Bottom of the Immortal Sect: Secretly Train to Become a Big Shot

An alternative cultivator who is driven to a dead end relies on his father's shameless wisdom to give the protagonist a chance to live forever. Seems ridiculous. Seems absurd. Seems humble. Grandma Liu entered the Grand View Garden, and played a clown-like survival game to give her child a path to immortality. Who can say that this is not full of love for my son. The protagonist's seemingly absurd words and crazy cultivation practice. Determined not to admit defeat. Are you asking the sky? There is no way out! I'm on the top of the mountain! Hit none. Encourage yourself! This is an alternative novel about cultivating immortals, and it is also truly against the will of heaven! Watch the protagonist plot against the sky and create a new world.

It starts off as average, but gets better and better as you read later. It is worth recommending and appreciating. It should be rated 9.5 Points. It is the first to write about the low-level handymen who cultivate immortality. It is more interesting than the old man who always obtains treasures. Five-star praise!

Solid writing! It is humorous and light-hearted. The story of the protagonist cultivating immortality seems ordinary and vulgar, but it is closer to life. The handyman who chops wood, carries water, and sweeps the floor still has a strong heart. He is born into immortality in the ordinary. Although he has no spiritual roots, he will never be a salty fish. A pretty good novel [like]

How to say it? The author's writing style is good and his narrative ability is strong. However, sometimes it is humorous for the sake of humor, and some of the jokes seem stiff and stiff; secondly, the plot is a bit slow and commercial, and some people wonder how the author can bring the plot to a climax later. Give 10 points, encourage the author, come on!

There is no exaggerated plot, but the living conditions of the bottom of the Immortal Sect are well written. The protagonist is not born strong, and every step of progress has traces to follow. The supporting characters also have their own characteristics. The writing is very delicate and not perfunctory at all. It feels very immersive when reading. It is really good.

The opening chapter of "The Life of a Handyman in the Immortal World" has an anti-routine spirit. It does not depict the adventures of the chosen one, but instead focuses on the dust at the bottom of the world of immortality - a mortal who trades five cows for the status of a handyman. The protagonist's starting point is as low as dust, with no spiritual roots, no immortal destiny, only serving tea and water, chopping firewood for cooking day after day, and an ordinary vision of going home, marrying a wife and having children. However, the real path to immortality is hidden in the garbage dump that the immortal sect ignores. Broken pots, broken bowls, broken basins... These abandoned "waste products" were intertwined with the soy sauce beef in the market, unexpectedly weaving an unprecedented cultivation path. The author cleverly constructs a charming core setting: simplicity is the most important thing, and perhaps the real opportunities are hidden in the neglected daily life and common things. This is not a traditional counterattack, but a journey of "discovery" full of fireworks, a stunning flower that blooms from a humble place. The most attractive thing about this book is this extreme philosophy of contrast. From the most humble handyman to a prodigy who conquered mountains and rivers; from a garbage dump that no one cares about, to the pinnacle of the Immortal Sect. It tells us that even if we hold the worst cards, or even have no chance of winning in the rules of the game set by others, we can still rediscover the rules through our own wisdom and persistence, and even create our own rules. This is a hymn written to ordinary people. People can't help but look forward to how this handyman will use a broken pot to knock on the entire fairy world.

There is no exaggerated plot, but the living conditions at the bottom of the Immortal Sect are vividly written. The protagonist is not born strong, and every step of progress is traceable. The supporting characters also have their own characteristics. The writing is delicate and not perfunctory, and it feels very immersive when reading. I quite like it.

It had a very down-to-earth feel that made me laugh out loud. It didn't have the kind of outright confrontation with all kinds of cheats and enemies right from the beginning. It was all about real human feelings and the parents' determination and expectation for their son to succeed. The writing by the fellow villagers was also very humane.

It looks good and is very real. It has the feeling of working as a worker in a big city. It is simple and fun. No, no, no, the second half is not good to watch, so I don't recommend it very much.

If you read it carefully, it is well-founded, logically clear, and full of content. It has already become a god in the early stage. Come on for the later updates. I am optimistic about you. A different perspective on cultivating immortals, it should be regarded as a masterpiece, and it deserves 5 stars.