In the World of Cultivating Immortals, You Want Me to Simulate Martial Arts?

It's very interesting, right at the beginning, the protagonist learns the moves, but his physique remains the same. Only later will you know the moves inside. Similar to asking a person who can't fight to learn how to kick other people's chickens, it will not improve his physical fitness. It's very good-looking, with very correct views, and occasionally there are some typos. The impact is not big. , Give it a five-star rating and support it. Come on!

Doesn't suppress combat power, shows off in front of others, develops quickly, and is cool The protagonist is a normal person. He doesn't kill indiscriminately. He focuses on developing a villain who slaps the evil immortal cultivator in the face. The people on the protagonist's side are also normal people. There is no evil point. The story is fast-paced and fun to slap in the face.

The protagonist is a very delicate and kind person, but he also has a bottom line and is decisive in killing. In most plots, the protagonist, supporting characters and villains all have normal IQs. The holes dug can also be filled. No one in their right mind would refute my assessment.

It looks okay for an elementary school student

A book written by a person who understands dialectics

The setting is novel and the story is well told.

It's okay. I originally thought it was a soul-piercing thing, but I didn't realize it was a soul-piercing thing until I read Chapter 35. I have only read Chapter 87 so far, and I haven't read the rest yet. Up to Chapter 87, there are some exciting points, but also some poisonous points, but nothing particularly poisonous. There are a few minor flaws, but the story is basically logically complete and the pace is a bit fast, but it's still acceptable to me. Overall rating This novel has some exciting moments and some toxic moments, but it's at a level that you can read. [Eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon]

The subject matter is very novel and the author is very thoughtful. And the settings seem to be quite complete, which is good.

The setting is quite interesting. I originally thought it was an ordinary system of cultivating immortals, but it turned out to be the system of cultivating immortals of the First Saint Demon Sect [laughing and crying] No wonder the immortal cultivators there are so cruel and ruthless, killing innocent people indiscriminately. That's right. In the First Saint's immortal cultivating system, all the simple and kind-hearted immortal cultivators are probably dead long ago [face covering] I even suspect that the so-called mortal miasma is actually a trap set up by a certain golden elixir of fruition, used to practice or break through the Nascent Soul. Maybe the protagonist has been targeted by a certain golden elixir for a long time [laughter]

Okay, I think

It's really beautiful. Please encourage the author.

The writing logic is very good.

This book has a high artistic content

When I go to this world, the qi training period of a cultivator is more powerful than the golden elixir period of a regular cultivator [laughs awkwardly]

Flawed but ok! Few novels can describe the darkness of cultivating immortality! After the leap in life level, people are not regarded as human beings at all.

I didn't expect it to be another good book.

Can be logically rigorous

It's pretty good so far, I'll check it out later A little bit toxic in the early stage, but not bad in the later stage

The article is cool enough [thinking][thinking][thinking]It's just that the place is too small.

Very nice Right, right, right, right

I still quite like watching this.

It's quite interesting. I'll keep reading and catch up on the latest chapter.

Yes, the world view setting is completely reasonable. I hope it won't collapse later.

Not bad, very interesting and a novel novel

The world view is novel and the world has its own conflicts. It should be very good for writing traditional fantasy.

The angle is novel, the mind is open, and the logic is online. It's very interesting.

It's quite good, the plot advances layer by layer, and the pace is fast but not overwhelming.