After My Spiritual Root Was Destroyed, I Could Only Fly by Riding People

There is no doubt about the writing style of 9 points. Smooth plot development, good settings, and dense laughter. It's not like the bottomless three-way comedy next door, and it's not like the pile of memes that are easy to become outdated like the next door. It looks crazy but is actually steady and steady. It's actually very similar to the soldiers trained by Penguin's IP activities. Anyway, that's it.

An anti-routine novel about cultivating immortality. The setting of the male protagonist is particularly interesting. All the skills are common in previous fairy tales, but they have been "corrupted". There is a very strange restriction that makes this skill seem completely useless, but it can exert unexpected effects in various situations. I have read more than 50 chapters so far, but I haven't seen any romance. The male protagonist is still practicing and has not yet reached the golden elixir stage. It can be said that the future of this novel is promising. I like to read non-traditional novels where the opponent is not brainless but also very strong. The setting of this book is also very interesting, so I give it five stars. But if there is any problem, it is that there is no strong presence of the second male lead or the first female lead. It reminded me of the first time I watched Mortal Cultivation of Immortality.

The perspective is very strange, this is the first time I have seen this type of thing, but it is really good-looking. This score is a bit too much. There are no bad jokes in it, and the new perspective and development are also more interesting. The score should not be so low.

The combination of cultivating immortality + mutation skills is actually not very good. It is essentially an underworld cultivating immortality and upgrading to catch lobsters. The levels are too clear, which suppresses the shining point of mutation skills. It may be better if it is changed to a superpower/superpower system without clear levels 🍉

It's great! I've read about forty chapters so far. First, it is very novel and interesting. The second is that it should be novel but also meaningful (I don't know the author, maybe I'm overthinking it). The protagonist is a bit like dancing in shackles, optimistic and daring to try. The third and most important point is that the protagonist is very upright and helpful, and the supporting characters do bad things for a reason. There are no characters with purely negative energy. So highly recommended!

I was shocked when I saw Chapter 66 in Bengbu. Sure enough, everyone in this world is not normal. You see, the elders in the family want revenge, but everyone else has screwed up. Then the deacon Liu Hong was serious at first, but now I find that they are all the same. They are all happy people. I really want to see the protagonist defeat everyone in the Qingyun Sect with the Huayun Sword and Wu Lie Sword. And how powerful is the clairvoyance? It feels like there is a lot of room for use. Use a flash technique to throw away, and then fire bombing, or use illusions? Or try throwing sword light with your eyes? I feel that the combination of the protagonist is very promising. It looks good and I love watching it.

It's okay. The author is really good at being funny. It's not the kind of funny that is purely based on bad internet memes. He has thought up the funny points. The shortcoming is that there are indeed too many names at the front and it is hard to remember, and the woman who broke off the engagement is quite annoying. However, I have made progress and corrected some of these shortcomings. All in all, it is a pretty good funny novel.

The author's sense of humor is so strong that I can't wait to read his other works. It is rare to see such a united family, not only within the family, but also anyone who has any contact with it will be assimilated. Can you imagine a group of people who have almost no connection with each other and are even the elders of the protagonist, being infected by the protagonist, lining up to do the same thing in a funny way? It's great, the protagonist has the right to speak, and the elders have no sense of authority.

The writing is very good, but one thing is very strange. The Zhang family can really be said to be a mess. The male protagonist was crippled before, and then he was forced to death. There is serious internal strife within the clan, and the father, the patriarch, is even more messed up. If it doesn't work, let the second uncle do it, and then lead the clan to death, otherwise the second uncle will never forget it

Very interesting, I hope there won't be a female protagonist