Cultivating Immortality Through Hypnosis

All I can say is that this seriously underestimated book is indeed very good-looking. The plot is not cliched and is relatively new. Moreover, the author is very good at updating. He writes 5 pictures a day, which is already better than 99% of the books I follow.

It's really good. The logic in the battle of wits is very complete and coherent. It doesn't look like it was written by a newcomer, but like the vest of an old monster [Thoughts] The characterization is also quite good, very rounded and not flat. I just regret encountering this book too early. I finished it in half a day [smiles]

This book certainly has many flaws. For example, the plot is too much like a female channel. In order to advance the plot, many choices were made in design and logic. However, the author's update speed makes up for this part very well. It is not like other books that constantly sell out the details out of chapters. They only update 4,000 words a day, and one scene sells out the details for a month (full of resentment). The author of this book maintains four updates a day, and sometimes even five or six updates a day, making it a very rhythmic read.

A very interesting official story. I don't know whether it will be a single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists. I would rather have multiple female protagonists.

It's very good. I dare to be the protagonist. I went to the second daughter's house and was forced to get married by her mother-in-law. I told the second daughter that I like it directly. It's very good. Shangguan Guan is a solid B. The ratio of the character's emotional drama and the main plot is very comfortable. There is no lingering emotional entanglement. The progress of the main plot is good. The author's writing style is also relatively solid. The topic is small. They are also chosen more thoughtfully. I read a lot of comments about female channels. It is not called a male channel only when the system starts violently and violently pulls out all the pings. The male protagonist has been in control until now. He has never been beaten once. Even if he acts for others to see, he always beats others. The average score is four stars. An extra star will be counted as 5 extra points a day.

The writing is sophisticated and the character has a normal IQ. On the surface, he is a fairy, but in reality he is a battle of wits from ancient times. The characters are also vividly portrayed. The writing is excellent, with atmospheric characterizations from time to time. Moreover, there are five updates a day.

The plot is novel, you can read it. No, I really can't give high scores to AI

The writing is really good, except for a few minor omissions, but for the Tomato platform, I think this book is worth it at 9:00, but it is a little bit yellow at times, so I'll keep it at 8:00. When you see that 4 to 50 million people are reading it, you know that the quality is not low, because millions of people may fake it, but 4 to 5 million people are usually genuine. In particular, the characters of each heroine and the protagonist are well written, not the kind of mindless harem. The protagonist can be considered a Sigma Man. And our eldest heroine, after looking at it, I just want to say one thing, she is the most tolerant woman in the whole Daluo, hahaha.

Well enough. After all, it is not a purely Machiavellian novel, and there are no incomprehensible operations and actions that defy the will of heaven. The relationship advances slowly and steadily, and is very measured. Shangguan is a heroine who I think has been portrayed quite well, and she is also a heroine who seems to be sincerely responding to the male protagonist (in the early stage, the male protagonist was more of an exploiter, because he felt that the other party was also using him in the same way, and changed in time after clarifying his feelings). All in all, you won't regret it after reading it. There are some minor problems that will be explained later. In short, it's excellent grass!

It's a pretty good work, and the male protagonist's IQ is online. Although it is disguised as a novel about cultivating immortals, I have not seen any fighting scenes so far in the latest chapter. It is all about battles of wits. It can basically be regarded as a novel about intellectual battles in officialdom (this may cause dissatisfaction among some fans of cultivating immortals). The emotional scenes between the male protagonist and several female protagonists are also written in a more delicate way. The male protagonist's golden finger ability is to hypnotize a single person + gain cultivation as his influence on the world increases (pure cultivation, without any techniques or skills), so people who have improved this golden finger are probably not good at fighting, but in the world they are currently in The world is a world of low martial arts (although there are many creatures in the Qi Refining Stage, even the best horses in the army are in the Qi Refining Stage, but they are considered powerful in the Foundation Establishment Stage, and the fierce generals in the army and the top female officer of the younger generation have this level of cultivation), so it does not matter if the male protagonist cannot fight. Another interesting point is that the author writes that Goldfinger is a "single entity" of hypnosis, but the author's book title says "They were not hypnotized" and they are in the plural. So either the author's golden finger will be upgraded to plural hypnosis in the future (this feeling is not very likely, because the protagonist is already the first person in the country under the female protagonist, the prince, and he is also smart, and there is no main target for him to continue to hypnotize. Unless he runs abroad?), Or the male protagonist will fly to other more martial worlds after graduating from this world and continue to use the golden finger to hypnotize other targets. So I am looking forward to the author's follow-up development.