A Mortal's Path to Immortality

Full marks, full marks, come on, author! The writing style is sufficient and the content is exciting. After the next hundred chapters, the writing gets better and better. I give you five-star reviews on both accounts. I hope that some knowledgeable people can also raise the rating. This book has a guaranteed score of eighty-nine.

Very exciting! Mortals practice martial arts in the early days, get involved in the battles of immortal cultivators, dig mines, explore secret realms, strive for survival, and slowly make progress. The plot is very exciting!

It's very interesting. Although some settings are not very reasonable, the flaws are still there. The logic is clear and the content is rich. It has life experience and is not a childish book written by a young person.

The content is very exciting and interesting. I hope the author will update it more.

It's well written, and it's fascinating even in the mortal stage. It's been a long time since I've seen a book like this that can keep me reading for a whole night. Good luck, author. The back part doesn't feel very good. It collapses into a world-building foundation. The card's Qi-training protagonist always teams up with the foundation building to compete with the golden elixir; the second is to cross the realm to kill, and it is meaningless for ordinary people to advance in front of the enemy.

Although there are flaws, sometimes he is a native, and sometimes he awakens his past life memory and is a bit confused. The protagonist only awakened part of the memory of his previous life. How did the author write it? I'm guessing too. Don't watch it if you have a bad temper, or if you are a fussy person, you will easily get angry to death [cover face][cover face][cover face]

Well, this kind of thing is a bit like an old book, it's okay Alas, how can I put it this way? I wrote pretty much the same thing in the early stage, but it didn't feel so inconsistent in the later stage.

I don't quite understand why he exposed a big secret even though he knew he had it? Although it can add some storytelling, I think he didn't do enough. He could have completely hidden it to prevent himself from falling into crisis. He took care of himself step by step. Instead, he always fell into crisis, but I still give it 5 points.

Yes, I haven't seen such a good fantasy novel in a long time. The plot is exciting! Very exciting

The most beautiful mortal cultivating immortality I have ever seen