Ascending to Immortality Through the Way of Light

At the beginning of this book, I only knew that the sect was a righteous sect that is rare in immortality novels. It was friendly and harmonious from top to bottom, upright and upright externally, and seemed to have the temperament of a truly upright sect. The writing style is soothing and peaceful, and it is very pleasant to read. This may be one of the reasons why the rating is not high, because there is no plot conflict, pretense, slap in the face, bravery and ruthless plots, just peace of mind to practice Taoism, so the conflict is not eye-catching enough, alas, this social atmosphere is eager for quick success. After a million words, the entire world view gradually emerged, a vast and boundless universe began to unfold, and the author's atmosphere began to be revealed, and the old bookworm couldn't help but feel excited. At this point, a masterpiece worthy of nine points or more has finally taken shape. Dear book lovers, please do not read this book lightly just because you are used to the clichés of underworld cultivating immortals, sects cultivating gu to harm themselves, and low-end pretentiousness and slaps in the face.

It looks good, but the author has a bad name. There are some minor characters whose names the author wants to create hot topics, but I personally feel that it is a bit superfluous. The story setting and content itself are already very good. Of course, this is nitpicking, and there is no other problem.

It's completely unreasonable that this book only has 6.9 Points. It's written with a chivalrous spirit, the various training systems are reasonable, and the origins of the protagonist's time travel are also explained. Overall, I think it's totally okay to give it to 8.5. It's a novel worth reading. The protagonist improves relatively quickly. Whether this is good or bad depends on personal preference. There are often some familiar characters in it, such as anti-inflammatory drugs. I just watch it for fun. Of course, some people think it is too dramatic. This also depends on personal preference.

It's very interesting, but it's a pity that the number of words is a little short. Traditional cultivation of immortals is combined with the war in the heavens. The theme is very good, but there are very few realms. There are only 4 realms in the future. I don't know if there will be higher realms in the future. Moreover, the cave heaven realm looks ridiculously strong, and the level span is still a bit large. I don't know if the follow-up will be unfinished. Or end hastily. But generally speaking, you can still write a lot of things by combining this world with the integration of the heavens. After all, you can continuously integrate the knowledge of other worlds. However, writing about the heavens is easy to collapse because the currency system and power system are different. Writing in the low-magic world is simple, but in the high-magic world, you still need to put some thought into writing well. I like to see the sects loving each other, but I don't like the intrigues everywhere and the fights and killings whenever they disagree. I am cultivating immortals, not demons. Finally, come on, author!

I think this book is very good, especially the sect atmosphere! Love each other,! Take a good look at this book

OK, I also saw more than 400 new chapters recently. This book is quite good. It definitely won't hurt to give it a try. If you think it's good, you can add it to the bookshelf and give the author good reviews (after all, I'm not writing full-time now, so positive feedback is still very important). There are some settings that should have been added when writing (such as the lifespan), and the author is not very sensitive to numbers and sometimes feels a bit out of character. Everything else is absolutely fine, five stars.

This is the immortal novel on Tomato that I like the most. In terms of the setting of spiritual practice, it is not like other novels where spiritual roots determine destiny. If you have spiritual roots, you will become an immortal. If you don't have spiritual roots, you will be worthy of being exploited to death by the "immortal grandfather". The setting of the "Indian-style immortal cultivation" has its own thing and does not feel like a cheap reskin. The description of advanced cultivation is detailed and logical, which distinguishes it from other novels about online game-style cultivation. Once the materials are ready and fed, the cultivation level will be broken through. How to break through, why you can break through in this way, etc. People who have not read the description just want to doze off. The sect describes the master and disciples helping each other to climb the great road, rather than the kind of underworld cultivating immortality. The logic of the plot is smooth and relaxed, and there are no obvious poisonous points. The summary is well worth a read.

The most suitable fairy tales for me, there is no intrigue among the sects. I like this kind of sect unity, supporting the younger generation, and unanimously speaking to the outside world.

Well written, 6.9 Is too low. I think it should be above 8 points

Personally, I think it's okay. There's no big routine, and there's no Holy Mother. It's just that the first 22 chapters are a bit long-winded, like a game guide. It makes people uncomfortable to watch. It will be fine after Chapter 22