Huang Erya's Cultivation of Immortality

It's not rebirth, it's not time travel. A poor little girl who is good at observation and thinking wants to change her destiny and leave her original family. She picks up a golden finger and stumbles into the world of immortality. She sees the cruelty of the world of immortality for the first time, but she never loses her original intention of being kind. She protects herself first, and then saves others... She is only on the second level of Qi training. Follow her slowly.

It's a good-looking story. It tells the story of a peasant girl who has a plan and picks up a small golden finger to become an immortal. The story is not ordinary. She encounters several life-and-death crises and relies on the cleverness of the heroine to resolve them. It's worth watching. The pace of the story is relatively fast and does not drag on.

It is a traditional fairy tale that I like. You start from the bottom and rely on your own efforts step by step. There are opportunities, friends, adventures, trade-offs, kindness, choices, caution, and decisiveness. It is difficult to write articles about cultivating immortals. It requires imagination that is different from ordinary people. Support support.

It's okay. Sometimes I feel anxious, but I understand. The heroine is a beginner and not a regenerate. This article attracts me. Like one. I've written Chapter 132, "The Temple of the Hundreds of Worlds", and the weird Buddha statue is not to my liking. I'm leaving now. You can read it again.

Not bad, very pretty

There seems to be the same model

Very good. Exciting.

Not bad, worthy of praise

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

It's actually okay, but it's not like a fairy tale. And I feel like the heroine's name should be changed. After all, she's not popular at home, so she needs to change her name to welcome the new student. You are the heroine, and you want to be called this name [laugh][laugh][laugh]

It's rare for a protagonist to be named Huang. In other immortal novels, the characters named Huang are basically the villains. After reading the first few chapters, I think it's okay. I'll give it five stars!

Very good, keep reading

The concept is novel, the description is delicate, and it is intriguing.

It's a pretty good fairy tale. I can feel that the author's writing skills are improving. At least the group portraits are plot-driven. It's a female fairy tale that Tomato can watch.

An ordinary little girl, the writing is quite interesting.

The writing rhythm of this book is particularly suitable for listening to books. The writing style and plot are more like the retro classics of Qidian Women's Channel (a compliment), which is good food.