Immortal Cultivation: I Have a Clone That Can Die in My Place!

This subject is actually quite interesting. Read the front. Every time the clone dies, it will do some strange behavior (approximately), which will give people a feeling of being out of drama, because there will be something wrong, won't others investigate? Feeling. If it were just written as a mindless novel, it would certainly be considered a humorous style, but if the protagonist's caution could be shown, the novel would be more interesting. The development of the plot has a non-dramatic feel. Obtaining the evil spirit removal technique is a small climax in the early stage. As a novel, there is no rhythm or plot that readers want to read. This is the skill of writing. The protagonist doesn't think about any plot or any other plot. Then the development is very flat. . Just like a normal day to day life. But I think this subject can be quite interesting to write about.

Overall, it's okay, but it's difficult to replace some of the content with "××" in their names. However, this also shows that the author must have saved the manuscript, and you can rest assured to follow up. To answer some people's questions: I don't think it's robust enough to let the clones kill. Read it carefully for yourself. Under the author's setting, the "Three Golds" are not strong enough, and the body is so brittle. The protagonist has accumulated a lot of strength. If it can be done, it will be good in the morning [laughing and crying] Finally, I would like to make a conclusion: I hope the author can fix the problem of missing names in the article. I am very optimistic about the author [Blowing a kiss] The author will continue to work hard, come on! It's a pity that I was too anxious and left regrets, and it ended like this (although you can see it in the last few pictures, but in fact it is really "finished", I still feel very regretful)

To be honest, I have been reading books for more than 20 years. This book is really good, with smooth logic, down-to-earth and fluent writing. It is rare to find a good book and good food. It's a pity that there are a few new books.

Can't you let the clone do the killing? Still not robust enough. . .

Let's put it this way, this book looks pretty good, and it can relieve boredom. It's a bit much to say it's a masterpiece of food and grass. In my mind, Tomato can be given four stars.

It's still pretty good-looking, but it's a pity that I've spent my life reading books.

It's okay, the main character's doppelgänger is actually quite fun. The protagonist also likes a woman, but the woman disagrees. I asked when it was finished. . . There is no emotional line in front. The protagonist basically stays in the sect and rarely goes out. In fact, it's better not to go out. It doesn't matter whether there is a protagonist or not. It's fun for the clone to go and molest women from good families.

The clone always spatters other people's blood, and if he does it several times in a row, other people will have psychological shadow [laughing] The clones die in various ways, which are eye-opening, breathtaking, and awesome. Overall, it's okay. Why is there no rating?

It's unique and worth watching, especially the role of Sanjin is well portrayed.

The first comment is mine