[Traditional online games + cultivating immortals + group portraits + single female protagonist]
This book is a combination of online games and immortality cultivation, redefining immortality cultivation in the form of online games.
The mind skills and techniques of cultivating immortals, elixirs, magical weapons, and treasures of heaven and earth will all have a new interpretation in this book.
The Novice Village stage is more inclined to traditional online games, and will gradually integrate with Xiuxian in the future.
This book is not a brainless novel. The protagonist does not have a golden finger, only his past gaming skills.
Reader comments
Originally I would not have posted a review so early, it was less than 200,000 words. But I don't think anyone has read this book. I've been updating it for six or seven hours and I'm the only one urging it to be updated. I'd like to give you a five-star review first to encourage the author.
In my impression, there are no poisonous points. This alone is already better than many books. I am quite satisfied with the handling of the heroine. The heroine is an ordinary person (but has extraordinary talents, but they have not been discovered yet); the protagonist does not always give things away or act as a nanny, he only finds a master to teach her how to play games, and also gives her a local-level skill (the protagonist's is a heaven-level one). I think it's quite appropriate
I feel like there is something wrong with my relationship with another male supporting actor, because we have only known each other for a short time, but yet he is able to give away things that hide his profession. I don't think it is very reasonable, and the level of trust increases a bit too quickly.
Then I remember that the setting of Novice Village was something like an illusion created by a magic weapon from a certain large sect. This means that joining a certain sect has something to do with which novice village you start in. As long as you are born in that novice village, you have to join that sect. Is that true? It doesn't feel very reasonable. I hope the author can explain
I hope I can write better and better.
Why are there so few people? [Thinking] It's quite beautiful.
I have read 50 chapters. Although there are flaws, they are innocuous. I will give it five stars. I hope the author can maintain quality and quantity.
Originally I would not have posted a review so early, it was less than 200,000 words. But I don't think anyone has read this book. I've been updating it for six or seven hours and I'm the only one urging it to be updated. I'd like to give you a five-star review first to encourage the author. In my impression, there are no poisonous points. This alone is already better than many books. I am quite satisfied with the handling of the heroine. The heroine is an ordinary person (but has extraordinary talents, but they have not been discovered yet); the protagonist does not always give things away or act as a nanny, he only finds a master to teach her how to play games, and also gives her a local-level skill (the protagonist's is a heaven-level one). I think it's quite appropriate I feel like there is something wrong with my relationship with another male supporting actor, because we have only known each other for a short time, but yet he is able to give away things that hide his profession. I don't think it is very reasonable, and the level of trust increases a bit too quickly. Then I remember that the setting of Novice Village was something like an illusion created by a magic weapon from a certain large sect. This means that joining a certain sect has something to do with which novice village you start in. As long as you are born in that novice village, you have to join that sect. Is that true? It doesn't feel very reasonable. I hope the author can explain
I hope I can write better and better.
Why are there so few people? [Thinking] It's quite beautiful.
I have read 50 chapters. Although there are flaws, they are innocuous. I will give it five stars. I hope the author can maintain quality and quantity.