Cultivation of Immortality in Two Realms: I Attain Fruition on Earth

It's a good book so far, but too few people have read it. However, I feel that the protagonist is very weak, as if everyone is here to bully him.

This author's first two books have been discontinued. Can this book be completed normally?

Write well. This book is a classic tomato fairy.

The dispute between the old method, Zifu Jindan Dao, and the predatory new method unfolds. The old method seeks inwards and is gradually declining, while the new method seeks from the outside, and is quick to achieve, but has hidden backlash. The protagonist Li Chengxuan entered the Tao with the turbid air of the mortal world, which was regarded as inferior, and was trapped in the world of immortality and the way of heaven did not respond to the ancients. In the desperate situation of the Dharma, he relies on the Two Realms Pearl to travel to the earth where the spiritual energy is exhausted but mortals can naturally breed the atmosphere. He looks for mortals with special talents and brings them back to the world of immortality. He seeks to establish foundation and achieve results by continuing the achievements of severing the ancient Taoism. The story uses this cultivation system to interrogate the essence of cultivation.

The writing is okay, but there are too many noun explanations, and it's too everyday, so not many people may read it.

It's very artistic, especially in the world of mortals, where causes and effects are constantly entangled with karma. The protagonist's cultivation progress is too slow, and his disciple's cultivation progress is too slow. The great tribulation is not far away, and the protagonist's cultivation level is not high enough and he can't keep track of it [eating melon]

The writing is smooth and natural, and the characters are full-bodied. He should be an old author and has a strong sense of immersion. Contradictions and conflicts arise at the beginning. Personally, I predict that it may be difficult to update, so I'll go there with the money to spend.

I finally found the Zifu Jindan Dao that I wanted to read most on Tomato [Please update more] [Please update more] [Please update more] The writing is very good, when will the update be updated?

Come on, it's so well written and eloquent. Finished reading it in one sitting. Not enough

The subject matter is interesting

It's not bad, it's quite fairy-like.

It has a very classical taste of cultivating immortality. It's just too seedling. Quick update, more updates.

It's okay but not too poisonous

Very nice, must eat. Just too thin,

Five stars, ignore those low stars, they are not as good as the Crimson King

Not bad, a bit slow

Too little, too little, not enough to watch. [Like][Like]

I want to know what the author's plans are for this book? Mainly because he has finished his first two books of 200,000 words.

Okay, I read it early in the morning and stayed up late to finish reading it

It's rare to see an article about cultivating immortals in the realm of attainment. I look forward to more updates.

Come on, the writing is very good. I just feel like it could have been written in a little more detail, but the character description isn't particularly good. Delicate and needs further polishing

Very interesting, highly recommend this book

I'll give it a 4-star rating for now, it's quite interesting.

It's not bad. The plot is okay, but it's too little, and the updates are slow. There's only one chapter a day, which is too little.

It looks good. Please keep updating the author.