I Told You to Cultivate Immortality, Who Told You to Build a Mecha?

It's very beautiful, the characters are well established, and the protagonist has the ability to neither be arrogant nor impetuous, which is very consistent with Gou Zhiyi. Although I haven't watched it for a while, I still want to make a wish that there will be no heroine or harem in the future. The current group portrait is very good.

I have read Chapter 69. I was persuaded to quit once by the comment section. Now I read it. After reading it all night, I read Chapter 69 in one breath. I feel it is okay. It is quite interesting. I just write less about the stupid people and stupid things of the third junior sister. Innocence and stupidity are two different concepts. I have read Chapter 168. I feel so boring since mobile phones and games came out.

A good novel is always like a honey pot hidden deep in an old bookshelf. The moment you open the cover, the noise around you will automatically dissipate. It does not need to be filled with gorgeous rhetoric, but only uses a few lines of blank description to allow you to follow the protagonist stepping on the bluestone in the rain alley in the south of the Yangtze River, or count the stars in the Gobi desert against the new wind. You will be red-eyed at the forbearance of the little person, and you will be stunned by the weakness that the villain has hidden for half his life. Only when you close the book do you realize that the sunset outside the window has already set half of your shoulders. The few hours you just spent, it seems that you have followed those words and walked through another period of hot life.

It looks good. The protagonist is versatile in making alchemy formations, weapon refining, etc., And the story is also very novel. However, in the early days, the sect affairs basically depended on the senior brother (the protagonist) [face covering], he is a peerless good man.

I remember reading a similar book a long time ago, but the protagonist was very strong at the beginning and could do everything. The thing that impressed me most was the multi-layered spiritual shield technique with infinite superposition. The name seemed to be something like Senior Brother. It was so stable. I can't seem to find it now. Let me go, I remembered the title of the book, I really have no trump card, the impression is all in the keywords [face covering]

It's very interesting, but I hope that the presence of Goldfinger can be weakened a little more, and the genius of the protagonist can be more emphasized [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

It's good-looking, but just looking at the setting, you'd think it's a cheesy plot, where everyone in the sect is a talented person, with Brother Dashi giving advice on cultivation and love life. In fact, it's not. It's a cheating senior brother who drives the sect to flourish, and develops secretly with the technology that crushes the times. It's quite interesting. There is no female protagonist at the moment, and there is a female supporting role, but there is no vulgar jealousy part. The writing is relaxed and suitable for leisure viewing.

I have read Chapter 20 so far. This is the first time I have seen the setting of faith. I feel that it is very consistent with cultivating immortals. That is, the effect of faith on immortal cultivators is poison. There is also a sense of expectation, that is, the protagonist's golden finger can make him very smart and create many novel things, without having the old-fashioned feeling that he has no ability and only relies on the golden finger of the protagonist. The golden finger here only magnifies the protagonist's talent countless times, and the process and result are both dominated by the protagonist. Forgive me for my poor vocabulary and poor expression skills, but I personally feel that this is a very good book (currently 20 chapters in) There are currently 25 chapters. I personally feel that the plot is coherent and not stiff. Either there is no transition plot like a brainless novel, or the author writes it very naturally and feels very comfortable to read. I have never read anything fine, and I just like to read some refreshing novels. This book has passed the test for me.

It's a good read, and it's a cool read, but it's not mindless. The protagonist has his own way of life and bottom line. I've been reading e-books for more than ten years, and this one currently has more than 180 chapters. There are no surprises. I hope it will stay like this in the future.

It's nice to watch. The cultivation of immortality is not too serious, but I like it. It's light-hearted and humorous, with full characters and all kinds of whimsical ideas. It's not boring at all, but I feel that the pace is too fast. Some plots can be taken slowly and gradually.