Scientific Immortal Cultivation: A Demon Cultivator's Record of Seeking Truth

A really good novel. The little tiger demon uses his knowledge in his previous life and the concepts of the world of immortality to explore the nature of aura, and uses scientific theoretical knowledge to cultivate his immortals. I sincerely hope that the little tiger will ascend to immortality

This is the first time I have seen such a hard-core scientific novel about immortality. It has a novel setting and a complete scientific system. It can be seen that the author, as a graduate student majoring in biology, wrote this novel quite professionally. However, there is also a problem, that is, the plot advances very slowly. Of course, if the author plans to write a multi-million-word novel, then this progress is normal. In addition, my personal suggestion is that when facing other humans or other hostile monsters in the later stage, the protagonist will not have too much moral baggage of modern society, and just do as the Romans do. For example, arguing with that female cultivator for a long time and begging others to nurse the body of an unrelated mortal. Although it reflects the benevolence and righteousness of the protagonist, it is a bit too ink-like, too awkward, and lacks a bit of domineering air.

𣎴That's right, it's rare to see this kind of thing. We are currently at Chapter 57, and the early foreshadowing will be the way out after recycling. Overall, the shortcomings do not hide the good points, and I hope the author can stick to his own ideas and write down.

The author is encouraged by the rating. He likes this subject very much. He loves that knowledge is power. He likes to see the scientific research and thinking process. He looks forward to the author's subsequent deconstruction and imagination of cultivating immortals. I would like to make two suggestions: First, there is still a need for scientific research direction. Failure to transform scientific research progress and achievements in the world of immortality is really life-threatening; second, personally, if I become a tiger demon, I will not treat humans according to the original principles. There is no need to be too kind, otherwise I will feel that I am not in the right position. The author does not need to use the above suggestions. I am posting this mainly to encourage and urge updates. I have already finished chasing the new chapter.

It's quite novel, realistic, and a thoughtful book.

It's a very interesting perspective. A master of biology came to a different world and suddenly came into contact with the fantasy world of cultivating immortals. He began to use biological research methods to analyze it bit by bit to decipher what cultivating immortals is. The writing style is completely OK, the research ideas are recorded in an interesting and vivid way, and experiments and research are carried out in the world of cultivation in a very interesting way. The characters are playful and lovable (so far, Yaoyoro from the main team is one), with a knowing smile from time to time. Five out of five points, sincerely, not five points for trolls. The more you read the article, the stronger the author's motivation will be😏. I hope the follow-up trend will be maintained!

It's great. I'll go for it. The writing is so awesome and the logic is tight. I feel like I'm watching a graduate student doing an experiment. I enjoyed it. It's great. I love reading it. I should add a tag of ideological disillusionment. Haha, I love watching that female monk's brainstorming. It's so fun. ୧(´▽`★)୭

The setting of this book is very detailed. I can't imagine how much hair the author has left. It's pretty good-looking. If you like the settings, you can join it. The pace is very slow. There should be relatively few people who like this kind of game. There is no slap-in-the-face plot yet, but there are many plots about pretending to be 13 (invisible equipment). They all rely on knowledge and IQ to crush them.

This odd book really combines theory and cultivation of immortality. It is basically a novel that I have read for so many years. It is the first novel to describe the theory of cultivation of immortality from this perspective. It is actually more like a scientific research article.

I listened to the book and heard 56 chapters, which is the latest. . I've reached 84 and now I'm starting to hate those animals with overlapping names, especially rabbits. It's very hardcore, but I don't have the patience anymore. If it was the first time I heard 84 at once, I should have given it five stars, but unfortunately it wasn't. From 56 to 84, I started to hate it. It's a bit verbose. . , As of now, the main character is alive, and it doesn't make me feel the slightest fluctuation for the main character. It's a very ordinary life, just live it.