In Ancient Times, with Golden Core Cultivation

This book is good. It doesn't just show off for the sake of showing off. It also writes about other things. Moreover, the protagonist lifts the Kunlun Mountains and raises them to a height of 10,000 meters to build a cave. He also undergoes some transformations to make the book full. The main protagonist's golden elixir is more powerful than the gods in some immortality novels. I can only say that this spiritual food is very delicious.

Okay, okay 👍 👍 👍 This book will finally stop immortals from intervening in the mortal dynasty. In the past, all I saw were accepting the emperor as his younger brother. I really don't know what the use is. They have become immortals. There is a difference between immortals and mortals. The emperor is just a mortal. At most, he can provide mundane gold and silver treasures. Now that he has become an immortal, these things are useless. This book is well written, cheers for the author 👍👍👍 Slap me in the face 🤦 or take me in as a younger brother

It looks good, it looks good, the author's writing is good, it feels a bit like a starting point novel. I haven't done anything to reduce the price so far. I hope I won't write any female characters in the future, otherwise it will inevitably become a diaosi's obscene and incompatible with the protagonist's status as a fairy. If the character is crazy, the article will be ruined. I hope the author can work hard!

This book has a low score, but I personally feel it should be above 9. I read all the chapters in one go. The writing is very good and the story flows smoothly. Different from traditional fairy tales, it is not about fighting monsters, upgrading and changing maps, but a story about immortals who unexpectedly came to ancient times and interacted with mortals. The reason why I think it's good-looking is that the author doesn't know the word count. He doesn't write two chapters about refining an elixir or refining a weapon in one go. There are no skipped chapters in the entire article. I hope the author can write more.

Coming from a 650-episode comic series, I haven't read the novel yet. If the comic series does not make extensive adaptations of the novel, then I think the score of the novel is low, at least 9 or above. Even though there are problems with the writing style of the novel, the flaws do not hide the flaws. The comic series has a good look and feel. To be precise, the subject matter is novel and the style is unique. The evaluation of the comic drama adapted from the novel is: although the plot is a bit off-kilter, not coherent enough, and there are some errors in the AI ​​production. However, the subject matter is very novel. On the surface, the protagonist is a cultivator who came to the old era, but he acts behind the scenes and rarely appears. The real protagonist of the comic is based on the development of characters in China, Japan, and Europe in the old historical era. There are emperors and Huns in the old era, Japanese shoguns and generals, European mythology and ancient wars. There are also depictions of ordinary people, and there are even other characters and systems that travel through the world. Multiculturalism is mixed. Instead, it describes a macro background, using a wide angle to broadcast what happened around the world in the old era at the same time. This is different from the perspective of ordinary novels and comics, which focus on the protagonist from a small village to the big starry sky. The comics have a very good look.

This book is okay. There is no deliberate pretense. My daily life and the nearby villagers are not like other novels that deliberately save people everywhere. It is similar to a mortal cultivator. He will not deliberately contact mortals and live his own life. I will wait and see if he will write down later. I will review it later.

Yes, there are not only pretentious scenes of the protagonist, but also various perspectives of the supporting characters. However, since you have a weak aura, you can use some methods native to this world, just a little, and don't do anything that was particularly awesome before in this world.

The community is at the God of War level. It looks great. The protagonist is the most powerful in the entire community, and the protagonist doesn't go out 😄😄😄

The pace is slow, but the story is relatively smooth. The dozens of chapters so far are relatively smooth. I have the desire to read it. The characters depicted are vivid and active, full of personality. The villagers are not unrealistic NPCs. They have specific psychology, reasonable and real. It is considered a masterpiece in Tomato. It is limited to the dozens of chapters I have seen so far. It depends on the author whether it will collapse in the future. Good luck, author.

Anyway, after reading it so far, I think it's pretty good. It's a slow-paced novel, a slow and refreshing one, not a traditional fast-flowing novel. The angle surrounding the protagonist's manifestation is pretty good. When I saw the sacrifice part, I felt that it was written in an ancient style, which is also very interesting, with that kind of uncivilized tone. If someone feels that the writing is not exciting enough, I suggest that you save it and read it first, and then come back and read it after reading too many quick and exciting articles. I think it will have a different flavor. Of course, everyone has their own reading opinions, and I am just here to give you some comfort. Then as for the subsequent development, as a reader, I still hope that the protagonist will continue to practice, but how to practice depends on how the author writes it, but I think it is best not to get around to the practice of merit. I have read several articles, one or two are completely off-topic, and the perception is very poor, and the carefree and comfortable tone has gone astray.