What Kind of Immortality Can You Cultivate If You Don't Open It?

Surprisingly, it's okay. There's nothing cliché about the second generation who just doesn't like the protagonist. Everyone knows that after the protagonist's disguised Taoist body is exposed, they all quickly choose whether it's better to dissolve enemies than to make enemies, and directly give money to settle the grudges. The author seems to use this Gaode name in several of his books. It may be the author's own name or the name of someone he knows. I've also read the book "Golden Shovel", but it's a pity that it was finished in a hurry after writing more than 100 chapters. I hope this can tell the story completely and not interrupt the update again or end it hastily. Ah, it sucks again. It's really about driving high and going low. The protagonist is an auxiliary spirit in the eyes of the world. Why does he have to run out and take risks? Wouldn't it be better to just use the number of times of the ability to ask the big boss to help bring that thing back? Maybe in order to show favor to the protagonist, someone might have cut off all the secrets in that place and brought them to the protagonist. It's something left over from a universe that's about to be destroyed. The protagonist hasn't even built the foundation yet, but he's thinking of running away to steal the chicken. He's going to get it. As a result, he ran out to take risks and met a boss who was far superior to him. He fought there for a long time and relied on the background to get it. He encountered some evil god again, and the family behind him who was unhappy with the protagonist was leaking secrets. If this kind of enemy that far exceeds the protagonist's level appears too early, the plot and the protagonist's behavior will appear unable to resist, so that the sense of satisfaction and authenticity will be greatly reduced. In the local administration of remote planets, the protagonist can obtain a large number of damaged items through his identity, such as spirit-gathering array disks or formation disks. I don't believe that the protagonist in the plot, who is a native human being, would not have these things on Mars, the so-called Mars inhabited by humans? You can be tolerant of the protagonist's ability. At the worst, you can temporarily bring the things from the warehouse and let the protagonist choose them, and then send them back after finishing the selection.

It was pretty good before the monthly exam, but it became weird after the monthly exam.

Surprisingly, the writing of the protagonist and Fengxian in the first monthly exam was not very good (specifically, the protagonist's cognition and Fengxian's experience are unlikely to act irrationally), which made the plot a bit stiff later (this is the problem), and the readers did not understand it very well. I rarely read this type of book, but this one is really good. (But it was also to advance the plot) This was very uncomfortable for me, but I later thought about it and got over it. It's worth giving me 5 stars if I can see the update. It is the description of the heroine in the writing style and the author's opinion of the protagonist that the readers should show, which led to the readers not thinking that they should do this in the first monthly exam. I also became a little depressed later on and lost interest in reading.

If you live 800 years in the Nascent Soul period, you are not as good as the Golden elixir.

The writing is very good, the subject matter is very novel, it is the kind I have never seen before, the plot is well written, there is not so much negative energy, the world view is grand, the money is very valuable, basically there is no poisonous point, but there are too few

One star less is because it's still the Qi training period after reaching 100 chapters. There is too little pleasure. Pros The writing is good.

The protagonist is a moral saint with extremely high qualities and compassion. It's so good-looking.

Yes, if it's not AI, it means the updates are too slow [stunned][laughing]

I really like the previous Tomato book, but unfortunately the next copy of Exam World was cut because of too much writing.

It's pretty good, the characterization and plot description are pretty good.

Not bad, although some places are not comfortable, but it is acceptable. I like this kind of theme very much. Overall, I would give it a 9 points.

Surprisingly, it looks okay

Okay, I can see it.

Very good, come on

Written attractively

It's well written but why is the rating so low?

Why is no one watching? I think it's okay.

Surprisingly not bad.

Interesting various magical props

It's okay. This world is relatively peaceful. The protagonist has a "Tao body" and there are no special villains who are looking for trouble.

Good book recommendation, must read, read it in one sitting, Goldfinger is quite interesting, the characters are well developed

The characters are interesting and I look forward to new items.

5.4 Rating. Funny, right? I think this book can be rated 9 or above.