Cultivation Means Using Every Means Necessary!

The story of human relationships and sophistication is particularly well written. The only drawback is that it feels a little less like a world of immortals than a company [laughing and crying]. I still don't know what the male protagonist is majoring in. What spells he knows, what skills he has, and what magic weapons he has.

Okay, this is my first time reading this type of novel. It's not that mindless. The protagonist always relies on his own communication skills to communicate with people who are better than him. It's not like most immortality novels, I am powerful because my fists are big. The one here is the protagonist, who relies on socializing with strong people to gain a strong background, and then he can improve himself. At present, the protagonist has only interacted with two people. I feel that it should be like that in the future. The protagonist improves himself by relying on his background, making himself his own background, and then socializes with stronger people and has a stronger background. Overall it's pretty good^ω^

It's a very good book. I read the newest book in one go. It's a smart author. It's not that this book has such a huge world view and a huge power system. Simple and clear, time travel, cultivating immortals, climbing up the ranks by relying on the words and favors in the previous life, and moving around in the sect. There are no common problems of ordinary authors, there is no introduction to the world view and background in one go, there is no huge number of characters, and there is no taken-for-granted writing method. It's really a gold mine. A book can make people read it. It doesn't mean that it has a huge setting, a gradually abnormal power system, various villains, and fights with the protagonist. It simply fits the theme, describes the story, and can be read in one sitting. It is a good book. Looking at my comments, I have criticized a lot of books, but not many praises. Come on, author👏If you continue to write like this, you can attract a large number of people.

This book tells the story of the male protagonist's growth step by step. He has an insight into people's hearts and his brain is very good. We don't know how the author's brain grew up to write all the details in it. I have never thought of giving gifts before, and I can give them like this. It is really worth seeing.

Good looking, good looking. Cultivation is not just about fighting and killing, it has to rely on wisdom and means. Talking about qualifications, talking about opportunities, and talking about skills are not as good as talking about wisdom. It's very well written, I haven't seen such a unique novel in a long time. Although it doesn't have a lot of traffic now, I think this is a very good quality novel about cultivating immortals. If you write good stories and strategies carefully, more and more people will read it.

It's quite to my taste. I don't really like the kind of protagonist whose character slowly grows up. In fact, the combat power can be large or small, but the character must be "invincible". It's better for me to not engage in self-pity, self-doubt, and be taught by others. This book is quite good. Several plots and interesting points are well cut. The secret realm may have some flaws, but the flaws are not concealed. Good reviews.

I have read 71 chapters so far. It is an alternative fairy tale. The protagonist has a golden finger to check the character's favorability and troubles. It is not too powerful, not a refreshing novel, but it is not aggrieved either. I mainly rely on this system to make friends with others and strengthen myself. Protagonist character design: There is currently no heroine, no ambiguous emotional lines, description, high IQ, understanding of human affairs, calculation of others, quite decisive in killing, not a holy mother, she will be stubborn when she should be, and she will not be merciful when she should be decisive. For those who like to read cool novels, they may not be able to stand it. It is a slow novel, but the arrangement of the characters in the realm plot is reasonable.

It's so good to read, the story is refreshing and a bit funny, there are not many bad jokes, and there are no poisonous points. The male protagonist knows the shortcomings and advantages of human nature, and makes perfect use of human nature to climb up, and leads the younger brother to make a lot of money. There is nothing to say about the male protagonist's love and sophistication. The author also knows the routines of businessmen very well. After reading it, I realized that I The merchants I met before were all talking about routines. I learned something real from reading this novel. I highly recommend reading it. The male protagonist will make a profit, and the emotional aspect is also very thorough. It's great, but the updates are too slow. I just started reading it the day before yesterday and finished it in two days. I would have known I would have read it more slowly [crying] [crying]

Super nice. A different kind of cultivation, highly recommended. It's just different from the traditional cultivation of immortality. It can be called the struggle in the immortal version of the office. Very interesting. I'm a bookworm, and there's nothing wrong with the logic so far.

This book "satisfies your cravings and never tires of them". Its "satisfaction" lies in the solid and refreshing plot advancement, and every breakthrough of the protagonist is logically consistent and full of wisdom; its "non-boring" lies in the fact that it has no brainless slap-in-the-face plot, and all conflicts stem from the reasonable competition for resources and "Tao". It is like a delicacy with just the right heat, avoiding the greasy feeling that similar themes are easy to fall into. This is not only a refreshing article that goes against the routine, but also a creative exploration of the theme of cultivating immortality. It successfully projects realistic survival wisdom into a fantasy world , bringing readers a reading feast full of novel ideas. If you are looking for a refreshing work on immortality that breaks out of the norm, this book is definitely the best choice.