Weren't We Supposed to Ascend Through the Sequences? How Did You Cultivate into an Immortal?

I feel like watching Lord of Mysteries. I have read a hundred chapters without crashing, and I feel like I can keep reading. It's very good. The plot is smooth and the writing is excellent. Judging from the current plot, it should be possible to write seven or eight hundred or even a thousand chapters. The author has only written more than 300 chapters. This is a rhythm that needs to be updated. If this level can be maintained to the end, then the author has the potential to become a god and call the shots. Decisive rush in the book famine In the final chapter of the first volume, using the Foundation-Building Thunder Tribulation to counter-kill the boss is ridiculous. It feels like a blockbuster film suddenly became shoddy and cheap. Since the front part looks good, I continue, what the hell is written at the back. . . It's quite a crushing feeling. It's really poisonous to kill a prince in a Genius Sequence 5 plot, and then use his sister's face to grab something. The front brain circuits were normal, but suddenly I felt like cerebral congestion. What a pity. The writing is actually good, but as the story progresses layer by layer, the ability to write stories really needs to be strengthened. In fact, before, it was really a bit poisonous to first propose and then suddenly decide to fake your own death. Then when you go out to fight the first boss at the church, why is it your turn as a small employee to take the lead? The reason is that your fiancée is outside, so you can protect yourself and escape. Moreover, the Sequence 6 eldest brother of the Supervision Team didn't even say anything. Why don't you call a Sequence 7 to a circle of powerful people? In fact, it's quite poisonous here, and it's really beyond the scope of the opponent's brain circuits that he had managed to develop before! It's a pity

At first, it was a bit of a diversion, but it got better and better as I watched it later. The villain is too disgusting, and the protagonist's methods are not decisive enough. It's a bit uncomfortable. The author will look at the poisonous points again. The story about me saving a person with an ordinary relationship, but he dragged me into a life-or-death disaster. Also, I don't reveal my identity. I have to wait until someone who is short-sighted provokes me before I reveal my identity. The other party cannot get off the stage, and they try to find trouble for me, and finally make me fall into a life-or-death enemy. All I can say is that it was awesome. . . . . . . .

It's rare to find a sequence novel that suits my taste. The ability improvement doesn't seem to be too fast for the time being. It should be slower-paced. I prefer this kind of novel. The combat power will not collapse too quickly. The length of the heroine is not too long, but it is dealt with, which is not bad.

Now I have read the latest chapter. The early stage is indeed in line with the content of the novel. The main character's obsession is cultivating immortality. The protagonist's speed in cultivating immortality is very fast, but the author is obviously suppressing his combat power. Later, he used the sequential power of the original world to delay the protagonist's progress. He also engaged in the Riddler, changed his identity and map, and the torture started from here. The following chapters are different from the content in the novel's introduction. Author, you can write slowly, but if you suppress the fighting ability and torture the protagonist, it will be very uncomfortable. But for Tomato novels, you can read it, just keep it. When the recommendation page recommends books again, if you don't suppress the fighting ability and torture the protagonist, I will come back to read it.

After reading the whole thing, I feel that the writing is very good, the plot is not delayed, and the protagonist sequence and the system of cultivating immortals coexist. However, after seeing the cat girl's shape-shifting potion on the Hess Tablet, I wonder if there are any plans to feed Cocoa a bottle later [Thoughts]

It's quite good to watch, although it's a bit mysterious, the plot is pretty good. But when will I meet my fiancée? It was okay before resurrection, but what is this now, Shi?

I was very satisfied with this novel. The setting is similar to that of Lord of Mysteries. It is a very interesting setting that combines cultivation and sequence. It's a single female protagonist, and the male protagonist doesn't care. Although the male protagonist fakes his death in the middle, he still regains his identity and is with the female protagonist in the end.

The protagonist doesn't do any bells and whistles, and just straight up cultivates immortality and toughness. This kind of coolness is very relaxing to watch.

There is no ambiguity about being a single woman, the cp is not unpalatable, it is quite delicious, I am satisfied, and I am not aggrieved. I will hang myself if I change.

A remake of Lord of Mysteries, the element of cultivating immortality is well written. But the Lord of Mysteries is originally repressed and desperate, so this book follows a similar path, with the protagonist being beaten all the way. But with the addition of Xiuxian, I can occasionally stand up for three seconds.