Cultivating Immortality and Becoming a Saint in the Mecha Age

The classic boss is reborn in another world. The combination of the cultivation system is interesting. There is no evil point in the logic at present, but the routine is quite old. It's too short now, let's raise it for a few months before we talk about it "Want to bet? Who scores higher?" You can live without a job, but don't live a life that's ruined. Old routines can be written well, but obviously not here.

This book is really good-looking. It integrates mecha and immortality very well, and the most important thing is that the core is cultivation. It does not weaken the protagonist's combat power, nor does it forcefully pretend to be a virgin. Please give the author more updates, and I will keep following it.

The familiar flavor is based on the popular writing style of killing and killing all the way around in the 10s. I can't fault it, and those who like it will like it very much. Hmm... A little nostalgic.

It's really good, old-fashioned but smooth and not disgusting.

Good book, good book, good book, the subject matter is indeed very novel, but the setting of aura has not been really analyzed in the book. I think aura is actually the power generated in the magnetic field. The human body can master the magnetic field and can practice cultivation. Everything in the world is composed of countless different atoms. In concept, is it possible to control atoms and be a god?

Catch up on the latest. The protagonist is Old Biden, a bandit cultivator who has lived for a long time. Mainly a person who does not cause trouble (not that he does not cause trouble). The main player is to endure it first, and then let the other team advance if it fails. [Holds face] After the first few shots, I thought he was almost ready for a beating, but it turned out that he was so lethal that he was completely outplayed by the opponent, which fit my stereotype of the old Biden, a bandit who cultivates immortality.

It's well written. I'm interested in reading it. Keep it up. It's just that there is something missing in the genetic liberation of the technology test. For example, to what extent can you gain some small talents or special abilities? Just improving physical fitness feels like the technology test is a bit stretched. Later, the protagonist cultivates immortality and then trains the mecha to become a life magic weapon and adds some runes, so that hackers can't hack it, and it is better to give birth to a weapon spirit (artificial intelligence) [laughing evilly]

Please give me another chapter. I can't read your novel. I feel uncomfortable and itchy all over. My longing heart keeps bursting and beating. All in all, I'll update quickly, maybe seven or eight chapters a day. Not much [Salute][Salute][Salute]

The one I read first led me to read another book by the author. The other one was okay after reading more than a hundred chapters. This one is okay so far with 59 chapters and makes me want to read it.

It feels like a classic masterpiece