A True Record of Cultivation in the Age of Dharma's Decline

It's nice to read, but this book is very picky. 1. Suitable for readers who like to watch reversals (calculations, conspiracies, dramas, breaking situations) and other reversals. 2. The plot is high-intensity and requires physical and mental energy. The readers will burn out just watching it. 3. Features: Traditional Chinese Medicine, especially the medical theory and interpretation of meridian interpretation of talismans, advanced cultivation of immortality, and advanced cultivation of evil spirits. (Anyway, this is the first time I've seen the angle, so it deserves five-star praise. However, this part of the content is too little and it's not enjoyable to watch. It would be better if the proportions were changed with the fighting scenes [Sparrow Food Masterpiece]

I think the writing is very good, the story has twists and turns and touches people's hearts; the metaphysics is also fascinating.

This reminds me of the once-popular cultivation organization, Purple Cauldron Holy Palace.

The writing is good. It has a bit of a feel for urban immortality. The author is probably from Hubei, and the names of many locations are very familiar.

I just watched it for a while, it feels pretty good

It feels good, come on

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on

It's okay for the time being, it has a bit of atmosphere and visuals.

A very nice book with a novel story