The Uncanny Path of Cultivation: Sewing Myself into a Bronze Taboo

The plot arrangement is good, but the AI ​​flavor is very strong. I have been reading Chapter 197. The protagonist is like a multiple spy, wandering among three or four forces, and treating various golden elixir powers and evil gods as monkeys. By then, the people and supporting characters in it are all very smart, like NPCs. It was a bit interesting at the beginning, but the plot became more and more awkward later on. And the AI ​​smell is very strong, and this has never changed. Maybe the author thinks it's reasonable for free novels to have an AI flavor.

It's quite interesting, a weird and dark fairy tale. I read all the updated chapters in one go. The protagonist has the brains to tolerate it, and the plot gradually becomes more enjoyable [I learned it] Give the author five stars. If you like novels without female protagonists, you can join.

You can see, much better than most I don't want to read it after chapter 150. There is basically no weirdness or cultivation. It's all about intrigues, court battles, and power duels.

A very potential new book with a strange theme of cultivating immortality. Personally, I feel that the style is similar to Mr. T, who has a big head. I haven't found a work that suits my taste for a long time. I give it a five-star rating. The current setting is quite good, and I look forward to more worldview developments in the future.

See Chapter 225. First of all, the comment section said that the opening saved a woman and said the Holy Mother. I feel a bit sensitive. Behind that woman is a tool, and with the help of that woman, the troubles are eliminated. The woman also died in the end, which also played a role. Then it is really nonsense to say that just anyone can bully the protagonist. As for AI, I feel that if AI can be written like this, it must have been a lot of work. I don't think it's like AI Ideas and ideas can be used. And there are no pretentious plots. The author has his own ideas. Instead of just watching it for a few minutes, then commenting directly upon seeing it, and then a bunch of people talking about Shen Nong, it's really Yun Wan. You still have to do some thinking of your own.

The plot content is okay, and the subject matter is my favorite type, but it always feels like AI [what]

It's quite good-looking. I usually don't give five stars, but this book is much higher than the eight-point essays that are really tomato-like. It's also more interesting than some old-fashioned nine-point essays. The writing style and ideas are both good. I stayed up late for a few days to finish reading it, and now I am waiting for the update.

The first person who saved the girl was because the male protagonist went to the wild for the first time and needed a guide when he returned. After returning to the sect, he controlled and used her, but in the end he silenced her without hesitation, not counting the Holy Mother; The man who bullied the male protagonist in the previous plot did not deliberately retaliate, but appeared in the subsequent plot and was killed by the male protagonist; It doesn't push the realm. It's a bit confusing to reach the initial perfection of Foundation Establishment, but then it will smoothly reach the Great Perfection of Foundation Establishment, which requires the golden elixir. The supplies for the sect's casual cultivators are imported from the lower realm. In fact, the vast majority of monks in this book's worldview are supplies, leaving only a handful of upper cultivators to harvest them. This book is a rough one, but the plot, characters, and settings are all pretty good.

It's good to watch, but it's too hard on the realm. After more than 200 chapters, it's still a perfect early stage of foundation building. I feel that the next breakthrough will be a great success in the early stage of foundation building [laughs awkwardly] [laughs awkwardly]

Reserve a building in advance. The "system" here is not the traditional invincible flow, but more realistic. At the same time, I think the writing style is not as descriptive as a running account. And the subject matter is also novel and good, I think. I just don't know why so few people read it.