[Never takes a loss + no heroine + no angst + master of playing it safe]
When He Yan thought he had transmigrated into the body of a poor young man in ancient times, he discovered that he had the ability to make anything evolve.
He’d planned to get rich by turning stones into gold, but then discovered this was a world of immortal cultivation.
While others toil to search secret realms for inherited manuals, only to be betrayed by their fellow disciples, He Yan already has a cultivation art that can turn him into a dragon.
While others risk their lives for a single pill from the sect leader, He Yan says, “You’re testing your disciples with this?”
When an oversupply of magical treasures and cultivation arts plunges the entire immortal realm into an economic crisis, He Yan, the mastermind behind it all, has already made a fortune.
But He Yan doesn’t just want to be the richest man in the immortal realm...
“I won’t become the Dao Ancestor.”
“No! No! No!”
“You’re making things so hard for me. You’re really making things so hard for me.”
“Rise, fellow cultivators.”
This is a good book and should not be buried in the dust. The only bad point in the early stage is that the writing style is too simple, and it feels like a running account. The origin of the protagonist's problems is briefly mentioned, which lacks rationality. However, this point was resolved after He Yan joined the army, and then the normal narrative began. The plot after that was full of ups and downs. Personally, it was quite enjoyable to watch.
Confirmed, it's Jinlong It's not as exciting as the previous one, and although He Jinlong has a hang-up, he's also afraid of death, so he can't just do it if he doesn't accept it like the previous one. Most of the time, I have to hide and play tricks. Some of the scenes are very exciting (He Yan, when he started playing the Golden Dragon Taoist and the Demonic Cultivator), but some of them are relatively dull. Overall it's okay
Five stars are for supporting the author and encouraging me, but this book was written too hastily and everything went too fast. I have read the author's book about infinite reincarnation several times before because the details are so well written, and each stage has its own stages. The story, whether it is the first ten reincarnations or the later stages, is interesting. But I have read half of this one, and I feel like I haven't seen anything. I just keep going down. In fact, the book "Wulin Leader" is very good. I don't know why I want to change the style. You, the author, write a long book that is very good. I feel that this book is rated too low. I want to finish it quickly. It is better to complete "Wulin Leader". This one is unfinished. The rhythm of "Wulin Leader" is very good. If you want to read it, you don't have to upgrade quickly.
It still conforms to the taste of positive energy, adds psychological description, and vividly writes the rise of a low-level protagonist.
The setting is very creative and interesting. I have been waiting for the other book to be updated without writing it. If the golden finger does not have anything to do with luck or anything, it can actually take effect once a year. You can also increase the number of years later if you become an immortal. If you don't want to do this, it is also possible. You can build a well or something like that. Can the walled yard be upgraded?
The feeling of female videos The female channel style writing is a bit different.
So far, everything feels good, but I still see warriors who are not cultivating immortals at all, and I don't hope that the author will quickly let the protagonist enter the cultivation of immortals.
Come to see He Jinlong. I hope the author will update it soon. I have been following the last book for 2 years. Please don't stop updating this book. I will save 50 chapters before reading it. The author should not stop updating it.
It's interesting. With such a fast pace in the early stage, combined with the writing style of the previous book, there should be good plot advancement. I really like the author's semi-classical Chinese language. It's quite interesting.
It's as good-looking as the last book. I hope it won't break down in the future.