I Was Just Playing a Cultivation Game, I Didn't Mean to Cultivate for Real

Ox! At first I thought the name was a sand sculpture, but the more I looked at it, the more interesting it became! The author clearly explains the realm of cultivating immortals! Start: Playing games → Being struck by lightning → Really cultivating immortality, this is a dream coming into reality (Physics) Protagonist: The moving hamster, Ben Mouse, everything the enemy owns is mine, the main one is "Plucking the Goose Over"! Highlights: The system is not against the sky, the supporting characters are interesting, and the sincerity becomes more and more interesting as the story goes on! Summary: Don't be fooled by the title of the book. This is a serious fairy tale with a sense of humor and intrigue. It's worth pursuing! !

A fascinating world of cultivating immortals. From the moment Lu Chenxing lay down in the game warehouse with great expectations, to being split into another world by the "Thunder Tribulation", to joining the Qingchen Sect and embarking on the path of spiritual practice, the plot progressed layer by layer and the rhythm was relaxed. The most moving thing about the novel is that it transforms "cultivating immortality" from an illusory concept into a tangible and knowable experience. When Lu Chenxing breaks through the first level of Qi refining, the detailed description of the flow of spiritual energy in the body and the discharge of toxins from the body makes readers feel as if they are personally experiencing the wonder of life evolution; the depiction of rune patterns when making talismans and the use of spells in battle are all delicate and realistic, making people immersed in it. The character creation is also very careful. The protagonist Lu Chenxing is tough and smart, and the supporting characters such as the stern young swordsman, the arrogant Liu Fei, and the sinister Xu Daoren all have distinct images. The battle scenes are even more exciting. Whether it is the fierceness of flying swords to kill enemies or the cleverness of kite tactics, it makes people excited. If you yearn for a world of flying swords and magical powers, this book is not to be missed.

Finally tied! Such a good-looking plot, a serious and sincere author, I must give my full support [Love] [Love] I really like the character of the male protagonist Chen Xing, he is not procrastinating, decisive in killing, and has a cute side. The supporting characters are also very popular. I hope you don't give up, I will always support you [Cool] It's really getting better and better ꙩ_ꙩI, who don't like watching fantasy cultivating immortals, have fallen in love with it, thank you so much⛽⛽keep writing.

"I'm just playing a game about cultivating immortals, I don't want to really cultivate immortality" starts the journey of time travel with the "game panel", but subverts the traditional path of refreshing writing with the strange shadow of the "unknown bone ring". The author of "Outing Meteor" skillfully constructs the tension between "mortal worldview" and "systemic golden finger". The protagonist Lu Chenxing's invincibility in making talismans and alchemy, and the whispering coercion of the "trick" in the bone ring form the core of the drama with a strong sense of oppression - this is not only a duel of abilities, but also a soul wrestling between free will and invisible manipulation. The work goes beyond a simple "cheating" narrative and embeds suspense in the risk of loss of control brought about by "unknown attributes". When personal destiny collides with the era of the two major forces of Shenying Cult and Qingchen Sect, the microscopic struggle for survival resonates with the macroscopic struggle for hegemony among immortals, unfolding an epic picture of immortality intertwined with blood and fire. Its detailed realm and magic weapon system provides a solid stage for wits and battles. This is a serious fable that explores cost, freedom and resistance wrapped in a "comedy" surface. It is worth looking forward to the subsequent reversals.

"Just Playing a Cultivation Game, Not Wanting to Really Cultivation" is a work about cultivating immortality that returns to the original intention. It abandons the routine of mindless and cool writing, and takes us back to the original texture of the novel about cultivating immortals - a little bit of cultivation and step-by-step exploration. The protagonist Lu Chenxing traveled through time with the game board. He thought he would be able to dominate the immortal world with his ability to make talismans and alchemy with 100% success. However, he was coerced by an unknown bone ring he picked up, and his fate was momentarily hanging by a thread. The young man's passion ignited his passion, and his grudges and hatreds brewed wine. In the collision between the ambition of Shenling Cult and the savings of three generations, he walked step by step on the edge of comedy and tragedy. This book has both the practical sense of traditional cultivation and the suspense of fate in the micro-gram series. It allows us to rediscover the pure pleasure of exploring the world of cultivation through the passive struggle of the protagonist.

Coming across this masterpiece, I feel as happy as winning the lottery. The best thing about this story of cultivating immortality is that it brings back the original feeling. The protagonist travels through time with the game panel, thinking that he can cheat to make talismans and refine alchemy to reach the top. However, he picks up a bone ring and is possessed by a strange thing. The golden finger instantly turns into a double-edged sword. The young man's spirit is intertwined with the unknown and strange, and the sect war of blood and fire is about to begin. Whether it is a comedy or a tragedy, this unknown energy makes people want to keep chasing it and explore the final outcome. Just like we explore the world, we must keep moving forward to achieve success. Like [laugh][laugh][laugh]

It's a very good article about cultivating immortals. The more I read, the more I get hooked. The author's writing style is very good and the pictures are very strong. It feels like you are immersed in the scene. Every battle is very interesting. I like the part of constantly picking out magic weapons [I learned it] the most.

The protagonist takes the game panel to travel into the world of cultivating immortals. The golden finger is not against the heavens but is very practical. It has a 100% success rate in making talismans and quantified attributes. It is very exciting to watch. The plot is fast-paced, from the danger in the novice village to the sect assessment and the outer sect competition, the conflicts are constant and there are no routines. The characters are vivid and not flat, the protagonist is not as brainy as the Virgin, and the supporting characters also have their own highlights. The little snake with the bone ring is also weird and cute, with a solid world view, a clear system of cultivating immortals, and full of details. It's both passionate and tender, and I can't stop at all. I look forward to unlocking more system functions and more interactions with little snakes in the future. Just rush in and it's over!

This "I'm Just Playing a Game of Cultivation to Immortality, I Didn't Want to Really Cultivation to Immortality" cleverly breaks the traditional framework of time travel and cultivating immortality with the collision of the game panel and the strange bone ring. The protagonist Lu Chenxing has the gamification ability of "100% success". He could have easily won, but he was possessed by a strange thing because of picking up an unknown bone ring, and fell into an absurd situation where he was forced to complete the task. Through the setting of the coexistence of golden fingers and curses, the work cleverly combines the sense of exhilaration and the sense of crisis. It not only presents the convenience of system flow, but also explores the deep theme of "all gifts of fate have a price". When the rules of the game are disrupted by uncontrollable forces, the protagonist's survival and growth amid laughter and tears constitute an alternative interpretation of the essence of "cultivating immortality". Strongly recommended reading [Like][Love][Love][Love]

A very good cultivation novel that connects to the world of cultivation through online games. I thought cheating would usher in the highlight of life, but the reality is that the protagonist was made real [laughing evilly], there was no cross-realm crushing, only the endorphins that grew up step by step, it looked good!