The Way of the Steadfast: My Aptitude Improves a Little Every Year

The plot is quite satisfactory, with no major problems. The male protagonist is also kind of calm and steady. It depends on how the female protagonists handle it. If they don't handle it well, there will be thunder. The other characters are okay, Yun Wentian, the god who cultivates the land, both of them are pretty good, five stars for encouragement. There is no thunderstorm on the heroine's part, and I am very happy. The Gou sect has not really been a turtle all the time, but has done a good job in seeking stability. So far, everything the protagonist has done is in line with the title of the book, and there is nothing wrong with it. As for the cultivation of immortals in the quadrangle mentioned in other reviews, in my opinion, it is not a big problem. It is normal for the old monks who build the foundation to be a bit ordinary.

It's a good book. The whole novel has a gentle pace, does not slow down the progress, and does not deliberately create disasters. The main characters are also well portrayed. In addition to the three female protagonists, there are also some good brothers and some classmates who have a good relationship with the protagonist. The protagonist's personality is also quite normal, he is gentle but does not let others control him, and he handles things in an orderly manner. Although the protagonist has only had five travel experiences so far, it seems that the protagonist handled these five times in a very orderly manner and the events were foreshadowed. It was not written for the sake of writing. Overall, it looks very relaxing, and I even feel a sense of leisure and contentment.

The protagonist is not overpowered at the beginning. I like it. The protagonist has a great sense of development and growth. Knowing that he has a future, the protagonist is proficient in turning back the clock and is very rational. It makes people feel that their brains have been soothed.

Not bad, Gou Dao is considered to be a high-quality product, and the most important thing is that there are no poisonous points. The most fatal thing about Gou Dao is that he pretends to be a pig and eats feed, which always suppresses the protagonist's combat power, and there is no highlight. If the satisfaction is all reflected in the improvement of the panel value, then Gou Dao is almost a complete failure. But this book doesn't have such a problem. The protagonist participates in events that he should participate in, gets rewards that he should get, and his upgraded strength is also shown through the heroine and events, rather than simply changing the numbers. The latest paragraph also makes up for the shortcomings of the male protagonist Shen Xuzai, which is very enjoyable to watch. The main reason is that if the male protagonist opens a harem, he should have physical advantages. The setting allows a small horse to pull a large cart, but it cannot be ridden as a kidney-deficient boy. That is the thinking of a weak person (Zi Yue). All in all, recommended reading.

Don't write it as Siheyuan

It is a good article about cultivating immortals. Although it is about cultivating immortals, it always has the flavor of urban martial arts. It is said that he is a scumbag, but it is not a stooge. It is just that his talent on the surface does not support his high-profile role as a genius. He has no background, but there are tricks behind his back. The buffs added by his spell talent are a bit outrageous. You can learn whatever you learn. The only bad thing is that the dungeon is a bit too deliberate. As long as you go out, something will happen, and it will be a big deal. Finally, the multiple female protagonists are well written. This good guy didn't come to the world of immortality in vain. At present, there are 3 main palaces plus 2 future harems, and only one is a pure human race... He didn't come to the immortal world in vain.

I saw what the author said in Chapter 254 and gave me a good review [you taste it carefully] It's very well said. The essence of Gou Dao is not a turtle, but stability. So far, the protagonist has been well portrayed. He has his own ideas, is not brainless, and can think. He is a little furui but it's harmless. Come on [thinking] [thinking]

Overall, it can be considered a very stable stream of cultivating immortals, but the overall scene is more of a modern academy type of cultivating immortals. , The setting is for high-level skills to be placed there. As long as you can practice them, you can practice them at will. However, I read a lot of comments and discovered that this is the early stage of Qi training. This partial market has persuaded many people to quit. But after I killed this Tu family later, I switched to normal cultivation of immortality. The disadvantage is that it is stable and has no exciting points until the current later stage. The description of this woman is a little too much The advantages are that it is smooth and has no blocking points. Based on the writing style, it cannot be considered a 5 star. But I personally quite like it, so I'll give it five stars to encourage you.

The hydrological system is not well described. The background is relatively detailed. , Which makes the world depicted more realistic. This is a relatively cool point. There is no show-off plot. There's nothing stupid about it. There are a lot of worldly connections, and the protagonist has a lot of friends. Because various interests are intertwined, well, these kind of friends are more cordial than those who are verbal friends. This is a better point in my opinion, because in many novels when the protagonist is a minor character, there are very few friends, and another thing is that the protagonist is not mentally retarded. , In terms of plot, the protagonist is already at almost the center of the world of immortality at the beginning. The righteous path completely crushes the evil path. The security management in the main city is very good, which I think is a very good point. Because there are many little things that I can't understand. There are fights and knife fights in the city, and the public security is different [laughing and crying]. I hope the author can update it quickly. In terms of plot, there are 5 sets of courtyards in one area at the beginning. Many people may not like to see the realm of Zifu, the steward of a district, with one courtyard next to another in a community. Something. But I think this is the most central location in the entire Ten Thousand Immortals Realm. If we can't fight and kill people in terms of public security, then we can only deal with the world. No one makes enemies without thinking. I think it's still worth seeing. You can go and take a look.

The overall pace is very comfortable. Although it has its shortcomings, it allowed me to finish reading it in one sitting. The shortcomings do not hide the good points, and there are no shackles or map changes along the way. I particularly like these two points. In addition, the so-called siheyuan style is only low in the first few dozen chapters. There is no siheyuan in the later chapters. There are also those who dislike the sophistication and the atmosphere of the market. Ancient novels about gods, demons, and immortals are more focused on the sophistication and the atmosphere of the market than the current fairy tales.