The Evil Immortal's Path: From Cauldron to Enslaving the Entire Sect

Tomato is a rare good book. It is basically a villain setting. The IQs of the protagonist and supporting characters are always online. In addition, the various character settings are also very interesting. The most important thing is that the author updates stably. Thank you very much.

Yes, the writing is okay, and the protagonist is a tolerant and smart person, but after reading a hundred chapters, I feel that the world view is not big enough, and I hope there will be a bigger world in the future. The more I read, the more disappointed I became. I thought it was a novel with potential comparable to Gu, but it turned out that Xuan Ming Zong was so good. The following purely romantic novels, the titles of which were extremely self-serving and the titles of which had no heroine were all fake. Those women have more scenes than the female protagonists in normal novels. It is a pure harem novel. It pretends that there is no female protagonist, but in fact it only wants women. It is just about jealousy and emotional drama. What is the difference between your story and the story about Long Aotian? I was so disappointed. I finished reading it in two days, but it turned out that the rest of it was just a mess. There were very few novels that I liked. I couldn't stand it. I couldn't stop writing. The more I wrote, the more crooked it became.

This book is very well written, what can I say? Although the previous book was relatively slow and discouraged many people, I can only say that good works are often not appreciated by so many people. They cannot blame others for their lack of quality [laughs awkwardly]. I sincerely recommend this book

A rare good book. When I read the introduction on the cover, I mistakenly thought it was for the Book of Hundreds of Worlds. I just wanted to read it for ten minutes to test the writing style. At the beginning, the author mentioned laying a lot of foreshadowing. At first, I didn't take it seriously. After all, Tomato rarely works with long-term layout. After reading the first few chapters, I felt that the texture was special. After reading the first volume, I was even more convinced: as long as it doesn't end badly and all the foreshadowing is recycled, it will be a masterpiece. The only concern lies in the tonality of the platform, whether the cool foreshadowing and long-term narrative can be balanced, and it depends on the author's subsequent performance.

The writing is very good. From the Xuanming Holy Sect to the Lingxi Sect, to the Xuantian Sect and the Creation Palace, it can be seen that the world view is huge, the plot is compact, and the climax is constant. The book's explanation of Taoist monks in the world of immortality is deeply familiar to me. And I feel that apart from physical cultivation, monks don't really value the body very much. After all, the Nascent Soul can seize other people's souls, so it is dispensable for monks. (The protagonist should have received everything first-hand. After all, if it is second-hand or even third-hand or fourth-hand for most people, it will still be a big poisonous point) The act of rescuing Wang Yuyuan and the relationship with Bai Ling don't feel like there is a woman but no master. This also shows that the protagonist is still somewhat human but only a little bit. Regarding Fu Chaomu's approach, it can only be said that he is very self-interested. He will never trouble himself if he can. It's still a bit unbearable to watch, the end is so miserable Overall, this is a very good dark fairy tale with great potential. I hope the author can work harder.

It's okay, it's totally to my taste [laughs], the writing is easy to understand and not obscure, and the lines are well handled (in my opinion, I almost enjoyed reading every chapter anyway, and I want to keep reading, and won't get impatient after a few chapters of setting up the main character). I've been looking for this kind of subject in Tomato, and it's true that I have read it for a long time This is the first time I encountered it and the writing is really good. The plot is not traditional and passionate. It is not suitable for reading one chapter at a time. It is suitable for reading as a hoarder. I feel very uncomfortable after reading it now [laughs] Although the author has three chapters a day, it is not enough. I suggest new readers to add it to the bookshelf if they find it interesting after seeing The Second Life is gone.

It's a good book. I admit that I was attracted by the part about Se Se at first, but the more I read, the more I got attracted to it. The battle of wits is exciting, and everyone is not brainless. This is something that many novels cannot do. Most time travel novels rely on systematic tasks to advance the plot, but this novel is not. Every move of the protagonist is reasonable. It shows that the author has profound writing skills and the calculations of other characters are also brilliant. I don't think it's bad that the protagonist is not invincible. If the protagonist can't lose a life throughout the whole process and crushes everyone, wouldn't it be a mindless and enjoyable story? In short, good luck to the author, I am looking forward to the follow-up of this book [Sending my heart]

I've read it several times, but every time I was dissuaded by the title. I happened to read the comic and read it, and then read the novel. It was a pleasure to read. It's a good novel. Although the protagonist is a bit of a misfit, the protagonist's upbringing is completely understandable, echoing the title of the book. The author has an unusually weak concept of time. The timeline is messy, and it can only span a few months and a half year. He has been in the Holy Sect for more than ten years, but when he went out to see the time, only five years had passed. More abstractly, when others saw him, was he still the 16-year-old boy? Do you have the gift of immortality?

I like it very much. Please keep writing, author, and don't finish it unfinished or hastily. I will always support you! It's just that the author updates too little. Judging from the first chapter, you were still updating three chapters a day when you wrote it. The author should also build a fan group! ! ! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

This book is quite good, and the protagonist looks like an immortal. I just don't know why there is no traffic. It's similar to the environment Gu world. It's not that evil people can't survive, so some of the protagonist's actions are still bearable. But I hope the author, like Gu, will at least leave a kind thought to the protagonist. Just like the fish, the protagonist has a flash of humanity and a glimmer of kindness.