The Mad Immortal Rules the Heavens, and Su Style Is Here to Save the Day

I have read all of his updates so far. The writing is good and I like it very much. The succubus is a male and was sent to Sichuan to be a mermaid, but the introduction makes her look like the protagonist's wife, so can you explain it?

The setting is novel, the imagination is wide open, and there is no CP. At first glance, I thought it was just an imitation of Bear Wolf Dog, but after reading it again, I found that the author has surpassed Bear Wolf Dog in other aspects. It is a rare good book. Anyway, it is very good. I highly recommend everyone to read it [Love] [Like] Still five-star praise

The author is Sai Gao. He updates four chapters a day. It is absolutely beautiful. It is not the kind of casual writing or simple writing. Such a deep novel is only rated 6 points. Tomato has no eyes. Trust me, it is absolutely beautiful. There is no limit to the number of times I can write comments. I want to write an analysis later. The author can easily analyze 10,000 words for a description of the relationship with a superior.

Needless to say, this is the real way to cultivate immortality through technology. Either add an optical brain chip or you can achieve immortality through technology. Technology and hard work will always go together. There's not much to say about the idea, but the introduction is a bit vague and doesn't summarize it.

Wow, this is quite a high level in Tomato. On Tomato, the foreshadowing is handled very well, the pitfalls are basically filled, and there are constant ingenuities. For example: "Pin Hao Lv Service Station" should span hundreds of chapters. The characters are quite expert, and their appearance is reasonable and coherent. Example: Find illegal jobs for the vampire Su Fei - the intermediary uncle and nephew, a thunderstorm in the mine - lead to the police station's prison cell, the prison bag, and use Inspector Jiang to launder his name... There are a few pictures that are a bit watery, so just skip them, and the flaws will not hide the flaws.

What's the biggest advantage of this thing? The subject matter can be found everywhere, the content is close to life, and the result is what is about to happen (shaking head and head). How are classes divided in the past, present, and future? How to remain enslaved? This experience is priceless (laughs)

Strong recommendation, not too toxic, the world view is fresh and self-consistent, and it has its own unique system. Although the protagonist's upgrade is a bit slow, the growth line is clear, the cool points are intensive, and the portrait is very good [crazy]. I highly recommend it. I basically follow the update every day.

It's pretty good looking. I forgot about it before. There don't seem to be many poison points. It's the same type as the medicine sprayer. They are both high martial arts and money is very important. That one is good at spraying medicine, and this one is a summon. Anyway, the author has eliminated a lot of poison points. The summons are strong, and he has all the talents of the summons. It can have the attributes of summoned objects in proportion. In the early stage, the attributes are nothing, but the upper limit is very high later, and then it seems to be a bit delayed. It is not very enjoyable to read two chapters every day. I have been reading it for several months, and I am still in the first year of high school. Then various competitions and the plots in it make the transition very slow, and the world view is quite grand. This is a very good book, but it doesn't have much exposure, and it may not be very exciting in the early stages. As a result, in the increasingly fast-paced Tomato world, this book cannot attract new people to read it.

It's good to watch, but it's too complicated. I can't understand it after a few days of watching it. I can't remember many things, so there are a few gaps. Some places are a bit deliberate, but overall it's good. I give it four stars.

The humor in the writing is in line with the modern style, the integration of different elements is quite innovative, and the rhythm is appropriate. Each character is vividly portrayed, and the weight of the roles between each other is also well balanced. The plot can be integrated naturally without damaging the character positioning. The protagonist can be considered to have performed better using the armor, instead of just relying on the armor value to get ahead without any brains. Each new dungeon scene is also designed not to be the same, and it will not be like the cliche of changing the name of the dungeon and then skipping the level challenge and wearing 13 to get slapped in the face. The only shortcoming is that the author is too high-spirited. It took more than 300 chapters to write that the protagonist is almost practicing Qi. I like it very much, but I am afraid that I will not be able to persist in the later stages. I really hope that the author can achieve such high quality in every realm, and finally reach the top of the immortal world. Come on, author!