One Proof, Eternal Validation: Entering the Cultivation World 500 Years Early
一证永证，提前五百年登陆修仙界
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- 1.5M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 13d ago
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The previous part describing the non-spiritual root is a bit too long. The speed and look of the methods for cultivating immortals are good. It is recommended to jump directly to the part about cultivating immortals and start reading.
Du Lele is not as good as Public Lele. Come in and eat. No one will say a word when you eat.
The pace of this book is okay. I think some people in the comment section dislike staying in the mortal realm for too long, but after reading it, it only takes fifty or sixty chapters to condense spiritual roots and practice, and there are no frustrating plots in the chapters before Qi training begins, and there is no pretending to be a pig to eat feed. I read it OK. After starting to practice, he officially opened up and his realm rose quickly. Give me five stars for encouragement, and the author should hurry up and update The back part is not to my liking, so I will deduct one star.
It looks great and doesn't slow down the pace
Well! The part without spiritual roots is well written, with pleasure, hatred, emotion, fighting, thinking, IQ, a girl's original intention, and a young man's ambition. But it's a pity. After having spiritual roots later, you can imagine what the protagonist is going to do. It's nothing more than finding a sect to practice, and then challenge, compete, and accept tasks from the sect. Gratitude and resentment, or the sect being wiped out, or the sect fighting for hegemony, and all kinds of bloody plots within the sect. Everyone thinks that cultivating immortals is better, but I think martial arts is not necessarily worse than cultivating immortals. Nowadays, even martial arts novels have people cultivating immortals. How sad is the decline of martial arts? Those who cultivate immortality are collectively called Qi Refiners, also called Taoists. They have always cultivated Taoism to become immortals, but now in the novel, the word "cultivation" has been changed to "cultivation", but the most important Tao has been forgotten. Martial arts and Qi practitioners have always gone hand in hand, but many novel authors have listed martial arts as the threshold for cultivating immortality.
I feel Xiaohao is a bit cuteᖰ˃̵ ֊ ˂̵ᖳ Have a great trip! ! ! It's so cool◟(˶> ᎑ <˶)◞! ! ! The author greatly requests more updates ψ(｀∇´)ψ Personally, I still like it very much. I watch the protagonist grow up all the way. I hope the protagonist has no cp. I don't know why, but I stopped reading this book after reviewing it. I felt like I didn't like it anymore.
It's okay, generally it's passable, but some places are not so good. For example, the new one can use elixirs to infinitely accumulate foundation building possibilities. In this case, which second generations will become stronger and stronger, and the class will always be fixed. Even a genius among the common people can only be the same as those second generations in the most basic aspects. Ordinary people can no longer turn the world around.
I have a doubt. Since it is a permanent certificate, shouldn't the cultivation level that we forcibly improve using secret methods be fixed and not decline? [Think]
Yes, the grudges are clear and the killing is decisive. It is worth recommending...
I suggest that the author can collect those techniques that forcibly improve cultivation but have little side effects. Others are temporarily improved, but the protagonist can be permanently improved. As for the injuries and side effects mentioned, just collect some medicinal materials and elixirs to restore them after a while.