Strange Cultivation: Starting with the Seed of the Spirit Eye

It's pretty good-looking. It's a weird immortal cultivation style. The protagonist can see information about the items needed to improve the quality of his spiritual roots and strengthen his magic weapons. You can also use points to observe the size of the disaster. After passing the disaster, you will have extra points to strengthen yourself. It's pretty good. It's not particularly exaggerated or feels particularly weak. It's good-looking and of good quality.

It's not bad, it's a bit overwhelming. The creation point is useful, but not very useful. The author uses it very well, but he also likes to use it in some boring ways, such as making sealed boxes. Finally, I hope that the author will have a more detailed plan to collect weirdness. Next is a little advice about magic weapons. Three is enough, too many is unnecessary. A candle and a weapon, such as a sword, are used to control the sword, whether it is to escape or to kill enemies at a super long range. Finally, you can have a liquid metal that can change its shape and convert between solid and liquid at will, for defense or other purposes. As for the spiritual roots, bring one for the meridians. After all, spiritual energy flows through the meridians, and one for the bones (this can actually be linked with the magic sword). I feel like my four-star rating is too high. Let's take another look. Judging from the author's attitude, I think it's about to reach three-star rating and he's ready to run away.

It's well written and interesting. The title of the work is not eye-catching and I almost missed it. As a book, it describes the world of horror cultivating immortals very well. The beginning is okay, but the more you write, the more boring it gets.

This setting is really good, and the combat system extended by this setting is very bright. It is not a simple comparison of numerical values, but a comprehensive competition of numerical values, operations and mechanisms. It feels a bit close to the mysterious combat system, but it's not exactly the same. The mysterious extraordinary system has strict settings and serious restraint, but the combat power is well contrasted and the combat descriptions are brilliant. The disadvantage is that the abilities are fixed and relatively rigid. According to this book, the practice system is more focused on the free matching of abilities. If you have the ability to practice magic weapons, you can fight across large realms. It basically solves the problem of cross-level battles. The descriptions of several battles of the protagonist at present have outstanding points. The disadvantage is that it is difficult to compare the combat power. The further you go, the more blurred the combat power becomes and it is easy to collapse. But this is the case in fantasy. It depends on how the author writes later. Here we only discuss the issues of setting and combat power system, which can be said to be the most outstanding part of this book, and we will not comment on the rest.

It's good. It feels like the world is undergoing a revolution and more universal cultivation channels have been discovered. However, there is "industrial waste gas", and I hope that the subsequent plots will not be too bitter and bitter. There are too many words that are meaningless, and there are also many words that have similar semantic meanings. There are also some descriptions of psychological fluctuations that I feel are just to make up for the word count, which lowers the image of the characters.

Well written. You can look at the author next door. I remember there are three better ones: "The Bizarre Cultivation of Immortality, I Can Forgive the Price", another one called "I Have a Book of Absurdity", and another one that is almost the same as the first one. I really can't remember the name. The weird book that is really the younger brother among younger brothers is good.

It's a good-looking, rare piece of food. The protagonist is decisive and intelligent in killing. The plot is also explained quite clearly. There are no too many poisonous points. The system is also very interesting. It is a rare weird and weird immortal cultivation flow, and it has made appropriate corrections and innovations on the traditional weird and immortal cultivation. It feels very interesting. The only shortcoming is that the number of words is too small. I hope the author will not interrupt the update midway. Come on!

How interesting! The character of the protagonist is also very interesting, cute and stable. It is very relaxed and interesting to watch him talking to the Book of Creation, like a friend. It is also very interesting to talk to his colleagues in the yamen. The protagonist is a young man who talks very funny. I feel that he is a type that is difficult to dislike, so the protagonist's colleagues, friends, and other friends all like this young man. Looking at the competitiveness in the comments, I actually don't think it is. It is very step-by-step, and the growth and progress are logical. The author has spent a lot of effort, and some of the comments on the book of creation are also very interesting. I hope there will be no heroine. The character of the protagonist always feels that the appearance of love and special feelings will make him constrained or trapped. Now it is good that he is always young. He obviously does not have the high-spirited elements that the public thinks, but the protagonist looks very young and high-spirited, which naturally makes people feel this way and feel very loved.

I expanded it with AI and it felt like this when I started reading it. Normal people don't know how to write the last part of Chapter 8 Okay next book

Very good, hope to keep it up. At least so far, I don't feel that the author is subjectively promoting the plot, that is, deliberately writing some garbage events. The only opening event is just a source of motivation for practice, at least it is just a sign. The summary is that no author force-feeds you shit and then tells you that it will be better this way. There are more than a hundred chapters so far, and there is no guarantee that the author will be playful in the later stages.