In the Cultivation World, a Sky Screen Spans Ten Thousand Realms

It's not bad. The plot of the protagonist's cultivation is more explanatory than the situations in major time and space. This is more important. Some authors like to describe the plots other than the protagonist in a big way, but it is obviously a mistake of primary and secondary. This book is very good. The various plots around the protagonist are not rough and slightly reasonable. The relationship between the family is not as cold as other immortal cultivation novels. There is a certain sense of family glory, which is also good. Generally speaking, it can be seen that it is food and grass.

The two major drawbacks are that the sky screen is useless and the number of words is pure water. One has a low level of control and is as slow to warm up as a mortal. So the overall plot is relatively bland and ordinary. Putting aside the blocking points, the overall look and feel should be pretty good. I think the best part is that unlike other mindless cultivators, there is no feeling of cultivating at all. Can give 7 points

The story of waste cultivating immortality. 20 Years 6 floors

This book is somewhat similar to one I've read before. Even though it is a rather ordinary path, if you look at it slowly, it feels pretty good. If it's that kind of pursuit, um, excitement or something like that, you might feel that this is not good. Overall, this book is pretty good. 😄

The author, established writing cheats, broke through to the foundation building realm, and added new functions to the panel!

The author hopes that the author can continue writing. Come on

Good, good, very good

Let's just say that we all have panels. Can we stop being so slow and suppressing our combat effectiveness?

It really looks good, but there are too many modern barrages. It would be nice to have more ancient barrages.

How could it stop here? Author, I believe you can produce more and better things