Rule Horror: We're All Cultivating Immortality, So What's Wrong with Flirting with a Female Ghost?

It's okay, it's the same old routine, but I'm just curious about how the protagonist's cultivation level is locked? Traditional cultivation of immortality focuses on the evolution of life levels. The Yuan Ying's anti-void combined spirit body and physical body combined spirit energy only exist as energy sources. When the spirit energy is used up, the spirit body will be exhausted and will die. The spirit energy that can lock the protagonist as part of the body can be said to be able to destroy the protagonist's spirit body with a single thought. In fact, it is true that the protagonist was directly pulled out of the waist by the female ghost with a claw.

An invincible novel like this will be terrible if the protagonist's cultivation level is too high and the villain's IQ is insufficient. It looks good at the moment. It depends on what the author writes later.

A bit less, but it feels ok. But why doesn't anyone comment?

I have a question to ask. The rewards for clearing the dungeon have nothing to do with strength. So does the protagonist rely on his own training to fight against the final boss? It's not impossible, but the interval between these dungeons is not long, and there is nothing helpful in the dungeon, so what should we do? [What] (Stacking Armor, I only commented after reading the first copy and seeing the rewards)

Personally, I feel that instead of the protagonist being a native cultivator, it would be better to be a modern person who has traveled through time twice.

Who can see this as a serious person? [Laughs evilly] But if it can appear in the recommendation, can it not be serious? [Laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]

It's pretty, pretty cool, but a little lacking.

Overall it's okay, I've never seen this type before

Not bad, keep up the good work.

It's okay [thinking] [thinking] worth watching