I Just Want to Quietly Cultivate and Become an Immortal

He talks about cultivating immortality quietly, but actually arranges all kinds of classic plots. Tang is over.

The plot is compact and the characters are delicately drawn, making it hard to put down. The author skillfully combines reality and fantasy, and every page is full of surprises. The language is fluent and the emotions are sincere, making it particularly resonant to read. Overall, this is a good book worth recommending, especially for readers who like fantasy themes. Highly recommended!

A very nice book, I recommend it. I just feel that if you have a god, you must have a spouse, so there is no conflict. But one is enough. Personally, I think Tongtong is quite suitable as the heroine. She is an Internet celebrity and is very public, so she is easily remembered. What do you think? Keep up the good work, the author, 👍 As I keep reading, it is true that many book friends have said that there have been too many articles written about women in recent chapters, and it seems that I cannot continue writing without women. In fact, you can imagine a lot around Tongtong and make her the heroine. The world is big, sometimes very small, and the male protagonist should be good at himself if he is poor, and help the world if he is rich. With great ability comes great responsibility, especially at the national level. There is no escape. Come on, support you. If this continues, I will give up...

You must learn to give praise, a touch of pretentiousness, and be close to life.

This is the first time I have seen this type of modern cultivation of immortality. I think this is right, and this is how modern cultivation of immortality should be written. Overall quite good, and IQ is online. However, it should be highlighted that the protagonist's failure to integrate into society will have strong sequelae, so that it can explain why so many mortals are entangled.

It's okay, worth reading. It's full of fun and unconventional. It's refreshing to read. You can read it in one go. It's a rare fairy tale. Highly recommended. It has been a long time since I recommended a good book. The last time was a book half a year ago with a grand and strange world view called "Survival in the Wilderness with Resurrection of Spiritual Energy". It seems to be this name. The title of the book is wrong, otherwise it would not have finished so quickly. It's just that, starting from the one hundred and a few chapters, it's just... Not to my liking anyway, so please feel free to do so, after all, everyone has their own preferences for carrots and vegetables.

It's rare to be able to read urban immortality novels, and they're very well written.

Pingping Dandan, what a great book, great literary talent, no need for ups and downs, true, brilliant, amazing

It's better than eighty or ninety percent of Tomato's books. It's really good, but why is it a eunuch?

What I didn't expect is that the common people's cultivation of immortality revolves around some interesting things in life. I have read Chapter 6 so far, so I will give it 4 stars to wait and see. Well, after Chapter 30, I have a feeling that although this book is about ordinary people cultivating immortals, it does not break away from the traditional setting framework. It revolves around the daily life and encounters of the heroine and her family. I originally thought that the protagonist would interact with several of the heroine's families, but it seems that the author wanted to write about the Zhou family as the core... The advantage is that people can tell who the heroine is at a glance, but the disadvantage is that she will get bored after seeing it to a certain extent, just like I felt bored at chapter 30 and it was boring. 3 Stars, that's it, it's a pity.