Trapped for a Hundred Thousand Years, I Became a Legend Across the Cultivation World

Except for the dense concentration of poisonous points in the first dozen chapters that almost made me quit, the rest of the book was still pretty good. (Poisonous points such as Wenzhao Gong, inexplicably ignited, etc., Only mean that I think it is poisonous, not everyone). But the back is pretty good. I have watched reincarnation four times, and the creativity is very good, using puppets as reincarnations. But the plot is already a bit tiring for the eyes, because the story tells about resistance, and it ends every time in the middle of the resistance. It gives people a very tired feeling. Although the routines of the simulator are all the same, from the world view, it feels like a child playing house. But starting from later on, the world view unfolded and the layout opened up slightly. It was still pretty good, but the early stage was a bit too long, which caused visual fatigue.

Do you know why I am obsessed with finding books on Tomato? Because I was really excited when I found gold in the manure tank. In this book, whether it is the image creation of the protagonist and supporting characters, or the development and structure of the main plot, it can be called a breath of fresh air. In fact, when I started to click on this book and read the reviews, I was still a little dismissive. I thought about what good books this tomato could have, but it always had some bad points (because if any link in the early or late stages of the beginning collapsed, the book would have been useless). But when I read this book, the awkward and resentful feelings in those book pits were completely worthless. The full text read smoothly, whether it was joy or sadness, they were all naturally expressed emotions. Great support for the author! [Send heart][Send heart]

Some people think that the protagonist is too kind. If you watch the later stages, you will find that the protagonist has a bottom line in his heart and is not unwilling to kill. Some people think that cultivating immortals should be about killing and grabbing resources all the time. The cultivation world in this book is all behind the scenes, and very little is shown openly. If some people don't like to read this kind of writing, don't give it a low rating. There is nothing obvious about this book being toxic. Some people think that the protagonist only comes out during critical periods, but the protagonist only does what he does when a crisis comes after experiencing something. Overall, this book is quite good.

Yes, Tomato's little gold enters the game as a puppet to lead the world. However, the protagonist's identity and worldview settings need to be adjusted. Is there a loophole in which heaven imprisons the protagonist?

It's well written, but I have a problem with some parts. Has the entry you obtained in Chapter 19 changed? Originally, the entry you obtained was the natural aura. Then what is displayed at the back is the innate soul. It's the entry obtained at the beginning of Chapter 19.

The new book has just been opened and it is very well written. The logical connection between each story is now solid and the main line is clear. As long as you don't supervise it, you will be fooled. Good luck to the author✊

There is only one word, good! It can only be said that it is not like Tomato's book. There is no threshold here in Tomato. Readers are generally of a young age and are flooded with a large number of fast-food-style cool articles that have no connotation. This book may be a little lacking elsewhere, but here it is a refreshing stream of water that cleanses the brain. It is not much but it is enough.

It can be regarded as a potential new book. The plot is perfectly controlled, but the foreshadowing is not obvious. Hey, the subject matter is very novel. Let's see how it develops in the future. From the current point of view, one is the problem of the fighting scenes. The first few fights feel less like the fights of immortals and more like mortals. The second is the issue of realm. The strength of each realm is a bit exaggerated. It may be due to the setting. The author did not explain it clearly. But now I feel that the combat power setting needs to be re-distinguished. Also, a character deed can be added after the end of each puppet to facilitate interpretation. Overall, it has the potential to be a good work and is worth reading.

Not bad, not bad, flesh and blood I withdraw my previous comment

"You have your own reasons, but there are rules in this world." The girl's voice rang out in Wu Yong's mind, "You're so crazy. If I let you continue like this, I'm afraid this horse will be killed by you before the cliff reaches the edge." "Today, I will give you the shackles of the Tao for all the sentient beings in Nanzhou!" After saying that, the girl shouted lowly, and Wu Yong felt that something was torn apart deep in his soul. He felt that half of his consciousness was forcibly stripped away, turned into a clear ball of light, and was caught in the girl's hand. "Uh-!!!" Wu Yong let out a low roar of pain, rolled off the wheelchair, and huddled on the ground, bleeding from all his orifices, looking extremely miserable. The girl played with the ball of light in her hand, then took out a jade pendant engraved with runes and sealed the ball of light inside. "I'll take half of your soul away." The girl looked down at Wu Yong on the ground, "As long as I crush it, your soul will fly away." "Remember, you can save the world, but don't think of yourself as a god." "This chain is for you to learn to be reverent." After saying that, the girl hung the jade pendant around her waist, picked up the wine bottle on the table, turned around and walked out.