I Work Hard at Cultivation Just for the Fairies

It's really good, it's very exciting, I watched the latest chapter for several hours. The characterization is great! Several supporting characters each have their own annoying aspects, but they feel very real and have a sense of substitution. The protagonist is self-disciplined and hard-working, and he is wise and forward-looking in his work. Seeing him rise step by step and lead his peers, I think it is very reasonable. He really deserves to become stronger! You can really learn a lot. I also approve of their attitude towards female nuns! He is not a dog licker, nor is he a heartless ascetic monk; he is not the kind of lover who is willing to risk his own life for love, nor is he a sinister way to seduce female monks. Be serious when you should be serious, be mean when you should be mean, be decisive when you should be decisive, be able to advance and retreat, and never get ahead.

There are only a few that I have read that are more in line with my standard of writing, or even the best. I feel like the author has the same taste as me in many aspects. There is no system, no golden tricks, it all depends on the protagonist's brain operation, and the sophistication of people and the world. He is much smarter than those noobs who always make enemies everywhere and then rely on their golden fingers to save lives and crush each other. . What I admire even more is the protagonist's masculine demeanor that accepts all comers. It is much better than those wizened eunuch protagonists who lack the masculinity of men and are forced to send beautiful women to chase after them. . If you say you don't like women at all, then it's normal for you not to. She is obviously a peerless beauty, and she is obviously attracted to her, but she still looks so weak that she is too weak to be moved or moved by emotion. Men should look like normal men, okay? The protagonist of this book is finally normal compared to the many male protagonists currently wreaking havoc. There are also people who have their own selfishness, which is normal, but many weak male protagonists are obviously very selfish and like to take advantage of all kinds of things, but they especially like to kidnap others with all kinds of morals. The requirements for the female protagonist are also the same. Not only must she be beautiful, but she must also be unconditionally loyal to the male protagonist and become the male protagonist's female licker. The slightest bit of thought leads to him being immediately disliked by the wimpy male protagonist. Licking other people is absolutely not okay, but licking the protagonist is a must. But this book is finally normal. The woman has various little thoughts, and interacts with the protagonist in a conflicting and entangled relationship with real interests and feelings. The male protagonist doesn't lick or refuse, and helps win favor by the way, and is never ambiguous when it's time to take the initiative, which is great. The biggest highlight of this book is not the absolute law of the jungle, the main character fighting against the sky and the earth all day long, or the brainless fun of using cheats on the system to fight against the sky and the earth. Rather, it is about having brains and working hard, playing a game of interest exchange with others under certain rules, and using your brain to take advantage of external forces to challenge and break through unfavorable rules to obtain more benefits and opportunities. There are no poisonous points yet, which is good.

The rest of it is pretty good, but the two women who are inexplicably provoked at the end are a bit baffling.

There is something new among the old - the old one is about mortals cultivating immortals, which is an old theme; the new one is not only seeking immortality, but also asking for a good experience. At present, it seems that the tone of this book has been established. I am a 14-year-old bookworm and I read it with gusto [laughing]

The writing is very good, the characters are well drawn, and there is no powerful golden finger. But how can we make progress without any characteristics? We can only rely on advanced thoughts and values ​​​​obtained through time travel, but the expression is not so obvious.

Very good, much better than those bullies who get beaten up by their fellow disciples at the beginning and then go through the awakening system.

It's possible that there are also those women who I don't think have any problems. Okay, if I don't want to be bad, I don't want to be normal. If you encounter such a thing in real life, it is probably because your cultivation is a little slow. How about raising a spiritual pet as an assistant?

It's okay, I can read it. In fact, when I saw the title of the book, I didn't want to click on it. I read it after seeing other people's comments and recommendations. The source of the killing line is stupid, but it is used in the article. There is no problem. If you can't pay the interest, you will be killed.

It's indeed good. Looking at cultivating immortality from an economic perspective is much more comfortable than simply writing about it. Cheers, author.

There's nothing wrong with this book so far. It's not poisonous, it doesn't lick women, and there's nothing wrong with its other logic. Why is the score so low? I think there are hundreds of people urging the update. If there are thousands of people urging the update later, I suggest you write it later.