The Villain Cultivates the Dao, Not Immortality

There are very few who can write a plot with the theme of two men, and very few who can write such a fascinating one. The plot of this book is unique and truly satisfying. As the saying goes: The wind rises at the end of Qingping, and the waves form between gentle waves. Eight hundred fleeting years passed through wind and rain, and life and death were all a matter of laughter and conversation. Once the shackles of enlightenment are broken, you will know that cultivating Taoism is not an immortality. There is no need to seek for the fruit of Yingshang. The self-nature is perfect and bright, and it reaches the sky.

It's so beautiful. I've read it several times. I finally clicked in this time. Fortunately, I didn't miss a good article. Qin Chao's character design is super well created, and he is a particularly charming protagonist. In order to get rid of the control of his scumbag father and pursue true freedom, he can hide his strength and bide his time to design his own rebirth for hundreds of years. No matter what difficulties he faces, he firmly believes in himself and does not flinch even in death. After his rebirth, although he calls himself a villain and claims to be to settle the cause and effect, he brings warmth and touch to others. This man is really charming. The world view is also very well written, vividly showing the cruelty of the weak and the strong in the world of cultivation. I felt so angry when I saw the protagonist accidentally entering the Tao realm. How many seniors died fighting Chaos. Chaos became more powerful as time went by. The two sides were at a disadvantage in the battle against the world of cultivation. As a result, those families who are high in the world of immortality are still sitting high on the clouds, fearing that the ant will steal their position. If they find a variable, they will send people to suppress and kill them. When I saw that Chaos came and killed all these people, how can these families be called hegemons? The emotional line is also very delicious. Maybe because of the problem of group portraits, the emotional line of the two protagonists is a bit small, but it is still delicious. The author has a good grasp of it. Unlike some novels, the two protagonists are very normal when it comes to the plot. When it comes to the emotional line, they are so cruel and forgetful. The writing is very artificial and greasy. It was the light and warm emotional line between the two that was so addictive. Chen Zhuo thought he wanted to kill his master. The look in his master's eyes made him feel like he wanted to kill someone. In fact, it might be that he wanted to have another kind of relationship with his master, but he didn't quite understand, so he became very urgent. However, the master couldn't understand his eyes, so he just thought that this apprentice wanted to kill him. Anyway, it was very addictive.

There are currently 121 chapters. It's really, really good to read [Sending my heart to you]. So far, it's one of the best books I've read about Two Immortals. It fits my XP very well. I wonder why there are so few people? The characters in the article are distinct, everyone has something to do, and the goal is clear. The focus will not be on one person all the time, even if it is on the protagonist (except for the protagonist attacking and the protagonist suffering). The whole article gave me the feeling that the reader is a spectator, watching a real world constantly changing and developing. The protagonist is handsome and smart, like the kind of novel with a single male protagonist. He understands what is advantageous and what is disadvantageous. He has a brain and almost all goals are for himself or future development. The protagonist will pity others because of some things, because he is still a human being, but at the same time he will not show mercy. The protagonist is still in the development stage. The author's writing style is really good and I hope to keep it up. The story line is very complete. The only thing I'm not sure about right now is Gong's character. Gong's obsession with the protagonist is still very deep. The emotional lines are very rich. Looking forward to the next story. Summary: The author's writing is good, the two protagonists have brains, the story line is complete and not boring, and the author updates it once or twice a day Of course, it's only Chapter 121. I can't guarantee what will happen in the future. If what I say is wrong, feel free to scold me if you want 😄

The writing is very good, and it feels different from some of the fairy tales I usually read, except that there are changes in the realm of cultivation, and the growth of the characters is basically not obvious. This one really has more of a fairy tale flavor, and there are many supporting characters who are realistic and memorable. What is it? These are all natural. The progress of the plot is based on the subjective initiative of the protagonist. It is very comfortable to watch, and the overall rhythm is also very good. There are many different outstanding geniuses in "Three Thousand Avenues". The overall perspective is not limited to the protagonist's perspective, and it really builds a very real world of immortality.

It's really beautiful. The author has created the characters very well. Each one has his own characteristics and is very three-dimensional. Especially the interaction between the two protagonists Qin Chao and Chen Zhuo is simply amazing!!! It's so pretty and very delicious!!! Before I saw this novel, the ones I had read before were just like reading them in vain. Please ask the author to write more! I read this book every day, and the withdrawal reaction was so strong that there was no substitute. It makes me want to look for books so much that I don't even know what books to look for. ~(^з^)-☆Ps (Finally, I wish the author that this book will get better and better) The last part is really beautiful!!! A must see!!! ☆

It's really, really good to watch, and the writing and plot are top-notch. Each character is very well-shaped, with flesh and blood. This is really the best expression of Taoism in so many immortal novels I have read, especially the interpretation of swordsmanship in the Taoist world of Jianzhong. The world view is very grand. The experience of the protagonist Qin Chao is also very interesting. Although he is suppressed at the beginning, it will not make people feel aggrieved. The true demeanor of a strong man is not revealed through the accumulation of rhetoric, but is reflected in behavior and character. The emotional line of the two protagonists is also very good, a fusion of heartfelt delivery and trust. But it hasn't been updated yet, I'm really looking forward to it (*^o^*) It's only a matter of time before this book becomes popular. Please update it as soon as possible. I'm waiting with a lot of nerves.

This is a very good book about cultivating immortals. The author's writing style is very good, and the plot is also very novel and interesting. There are many career lines, supplemented by emotional lines. Gong is a crazy critic, and Shou is a cold and ruthless villain, and he is also a master and disciple. Sisters who like it must not miss it. There are more plots after more than 100 chapters. The character of the protagonist is really interesting and exciting; the world structure is also very novel and unique. It is a world of immortal cultivation that I have never seen before. It is more biased towards the jungle, full of dangers and very interesting; there are many foreshadowings now, which I am looking forward to; the author's writing style is also very good, each character in the novel has its own story line, and the characters are very full, allowing me to see different ways of living.

Although I have only read more than 20 chapters, I feel that this book should not be criticized simply because it is limited to the audience of two male protagonists. The author's writing style is very good, and some of his insights are very moving. It is close to the good articles about male comics about cultivating immortality, which makes me very emotional. I hope the author can keep it up. I think if this book continues with this momentum, it should be published. In short, it is a treasure! Come on! Great author!

The writing is very good. The first event has ended and there are many characters, but the plot is still smooth and each character is well developed. I can't stand 99% of Tomato's books. They are either too watery or too wordy, or the writing is elementary school or has no logic at all. This book is a rare time when I don't want to abandon the writing from the beginning to the present. The pace is tight, the writing is excellent, and the story is very interesting. Many of the characters that have appeared so far, including the protagonist, have not had a smooth growth path. There was even a peach tree that made me cry. However, it did not feel depressing at all. It is highly recommended. However, from the time I saw the mouse appearing to the end of the Peach Blossom Island incident, I remember seeing the exact same plot elsewhere. I don't know if it was published elsewhere.

The author is simply a genius, so spiritual. He must be a person who is seriously aware and comprehending in daily life. You can feel the author's love and tenderness for life. The updates I've seen so far are very interesting and refreshing, and I'm looking forward to how the male protagonist's path will go. It's just that I don't like the male protagonist's apprentice CP very much. I feel like he's a cheater. He's inexplicably too strong and seems to know everything. This makes me, the protagonist, a little unhappy.