Going Back to Ancient Times with the Game of Cultivating Immortals, I Am Going Crazy

It's interesting. It doesn't have the same rhetoric in other books that always says "I'm not a god, we are equal" even though it's obviously very strong. It doesn't have the plot of being kidnapped by morality at every turn like other books. Keep it up. If you're strong enough, the ants will treat you like a god. You can do whatever you want. Later, I was too attached to the task. When I did everything for the task, it went against the original intention of the beginning. When you encounter a disgusting task, can you tell me not to accept the task? Let's talk about it.

This book does not have the kind of person who clearly claims that he is the only immortal cultivator, but shouts that everyone is equal when facing mortals, and wants to crawl over to officials, especially emperors and princesses. For this alone, this book is worth 5🌟

Okay, okay, finally I am not the kind of person who accepts articles just because I see them. Good article.

The writing is quite good, why is the rating so low? Firstly, the heroine is unable to walk, secondly, there is no way of arranging weak points to drag people down, and thirdly, there are no brainless emotional dramas. It has been a long time since I gave a five-star review. This book is recommended to those who like to read books without heroines, pursue self-interest in cultivation, and are not holy mothers.

This is the most god-like and interesting ancient Chinese novel. Others are those who fearfully attack the high and defend the low, those who are addicted to the dust, those who are bound by the world, and the gods who are aloof and never descend to the mortal world... But this one, who is unrestrained, abides by the Tao, and is unconstrained, can become a fairy in the eyes of the mortal world like a speck of dust passing by.

How can I put it this way? This book is readable. The only shortcoming is that the author is too slow to update. By the way, the protagonist of this book is a bit casual. It is very good so far. It is quite in line with the feeling of modern youth traveling through ancient times and then not eating beef. The only flaw is the early treatment of the county magistrate. The description is not very friendly and could be beautified appropriately. For example, the county magistrate originally had no ambitions, but because there were people from Prince Ning in the government, he was suppressed, so he couldn't do much. At that time, Prince Ning's people happened to go to the bandits' den to explain the characters, and the subsequent plot unfolded smoothly, and the county magistrate could be better whitewashed.

I think it's okay so far. I would like to give some suggestions to the author. This book is very good. It's not mindless about licking women. It's a game about the world. I hope I don't change my appearance when I see the emperor later. I've read too many ancient immortal cultivating novels. They are obviously immortal cultivators, but they are respectful and even licking a group of mortals. If there is a scene of killing the emperor later, I will give it a five-star rating [Like]

It's very good to read, much better than most of the books that say it's decisive in killing and ending up with grinding and grinding. I don't understand why the rating is so low, and there are comments that can't explain the reasons. I'll give it a low score. Logically speaking, as long as the book doesn't include grinding and grinding, female channel, holy mother, and a lot of nonsense before killing, it shouldn't have such a low score. This is the only book that is recognized for its decisive killing and killing this week.

I saw some fellow Taoists complaining about the protagonist's character and state of mind. The author explains it here. The protagonist has just traveled through time and is in the Qi-training stage. Although he is invincible, he turns out to be just a young man who likes to play games. Doing tasks in the world is not only for upgrading and acquiring equipment, but also for the protagonist to see all kinds of things in the world and understand the warmth and warmth of human beings. Only in this way can one transform into a true immortal god sitting high in the sky. The protagonist is on the road to immortality. The road is still long and the time is still long. Fellow Taoists, don't be anxious or panic.

This is a rare good book. The plot and characters written by the author are all good, but the setting of this book is outstanding. I hope readers will not progress too quickly. Come on, Oli, keep up the good work!