You Can Cultivate Immortality Even with a Mixed Spiritual Root

I was very fond of the book from the beginning. Maybe it's because the family relationship written by the author is really warm. The protagonist's personality is also good. He clearly knows what he's doing. It feels like I'm dreaming back to the first time I watched The Legend of Immortality. Haha, I've read more than 200 chapters. The pace is good and the protagonist's strength is not compromised. The main reason is that the children can make money and it's really fun to watch. And I always think that centipede looks like a puppy, but when I think about it being a giant centipede with a lot of legs, I find it funny. I don't see anyone complaining about it. I quite like this spiritual pet haha 🤦

It's okay. It's a traditional fairy tale that focuses on cultivation. It has a slow pace, but it's not boring. The author's writing style is quite good. There aren't too many messy emotional lines. It's very comfortable to read. What's more innovative is the alchemy system. The 4 qualities of a pill greatly reduce the mess of types of pills. The look and feel will be much better. The protagonist's tricks are also very appropriate. It increases the diversity and does not have a brainless invincibility flow. I highly recommend it because the protagonist is quite normal. The author has some small shortcomings in innovation. I hope the author will write less stories like Bingnu. If it is not too profound, it would be embarrassing to be honest. After all, the author writes quite well about the orthodox cultivation of immortality.

It seems that the protagonists of all cool novels cannot escape the hypocritical ending. He likes to kidnap others with his own values. Deep down, I look down on people who are worse than myself. As loyal as he is to the sect, he looks down on others who are unwilling to go through fire and water for the sect. In the final analysis, we still worship the superior and suppress the inferior. I don't know if when he was mocking the supporting characters and showing off to the passers-by, did he ever think about it, if he didn't have the incredible luck, if he was just an ordinary four-spirited person. Many years later, on the afternoon when the male protagonist becomes the Nascent Soul, will he think of that afternoon when he first came to Fairy City and was looked down upon by others?

It's quite interesting to watch so far. Goldfinger is fun, but the characters are not brainless. The protagonist's character is not selfish, but he is very clear-headed when it comes to taking action. The most normal protagonist I have ever seen. And there is no harem.

I give five stars as an encouragement. Let's talk about the shortcomings. First of all, there is a sister at the beginning. It's a very classic sister. I also complained about it in the comment area at the time, but I didn't encounter it after entering the sect. But can you say not to write about it later? Also, this golden finger cannot automatically absorb spiritual energy to activate the elixir, and the protagonist has to manually inject spiritual energy into it. Once you concentrate on developing the spiritual field, it is difficult to cultivate and it feels unable to be automatic. It is a bit boring. I hope it can be changed in the future. After joining the sect, I joined the ANBU. It is to survey information for the sect in the dark and do some combat things. It is different from other golden fingers such as farming, and it is more of a fighting style 🤦

My own, give me a good review

It's good, but it's too slow. I still have a question. The protagonist has traveled through time, but there are many, many plots and many, many ideas in it that make me think that the protagonist is an aborigine, and there are many things that sound awesome and high-end. In the end, the improvement for the protagonist is very small. After I couldn't stand it, I checked the table of contents. Oh my god, Chapter 300 (it seems to be) Foundation Building. No more, just put it on the bookshelf to eat ashes. . . . .

The new book is very well written. I followed the old book. Don't worry about the comments in the reviews that say it took too long to improve. The mortal flow written by the author really makes people want to keep reading.

The plot was okay and it was a smooth read. There is no disgusting wording or plot in the book. It is just highly rated and read by many people. Why are there so few book reviews? Fewer paragraph comments.

It's very, very good-looking, fast-paced, and the routines aren't stupid. Very ok It's good-looking, the logic is clear, and the logical loopholes are basically explained clearly and fascinatingly in one chapter. I still wanted to curse a few words, but later I discovered that it turned out to be a deeper hidden thread. Still very good