Gu Cultivation: Starting with the Wisdom Path

It's not bad, it integrates a little bit of modern technology elements into the underworld cultivating immortality society, plus a little bit of the environment of borrowing money to cultivate immortality, and the setting of the world. It feels a bit like a cybernetic society. The poor have no way out, and the petty bourgeoisie are just bullies. The society is also shaped to be extremely unsafe, and the place where mortals are kept is like a utopia. The upper class dominates the world of topics, the information network is developed, and the ordinary people are still at the level of the Republic of China. Except for the two-wheeled and four-wheeled transportation, it is basically ancient times.

It feels okay, and the scale is quite large. I originally thought that the previous protagonist relied on wisdom to make a living step by step, but I didn't expect that it was actually Lian Tianmo Zun who directly trained people. But I'm just curious whether the protagonist's inheritance will come in handy later on. Gu's combat power is a bit inferior compared to Immortal Court. If it can only last in the early and mid-term, then I guess the protagonist will have to start a new one.

The plot is overall okay, and the multiple worlds and dark protagonist are very suitable to my taste. Although it is a bit slow, it is generally innocuous, and the slow pace is only to pave the way for the subsequent plot, and the author's classical Chinese writing is very comfortable and understandable. Taking the above into consideration, this book is still good.

This book is very good, slow-burning, and has a relatively grand world view. In All Worlds, the early plot is biased toward farming and development, but it doesn't look boring. The protagonist's cheat cheat is just a Gu inheritance. Whatever Gu you want to practice, you have to fight for and grab the resources yourself. The protagonist has a calm and steady personality, is resourceful, neither arrogant nor impetuous, decisive in killing, and is obscene when he is weak. He talks nonsense to others and to ghosts. He knows how to deal with people and things, and has the attitude of great love. There is currently no heroine. The protagonist is dedicated to the Tao, either practicing or on the road to cultivation. There are some shadows of your uncle Fang Yuan. The supporting characters all have brains and plot logic. I have seen the latest chapter and found no poisonous points. The most important thing is that the author updates it 10,000 times a day! A very fine book on Gu, worth reading.

I always feel like this guy was taken over by the Immortal Lord.

The style is very consistent, people eat people, but it doesn't look good

In B, the seventh paragraph of Chapter 7 has not been changed. Please correct it if it is empty.

Focus on one support

Pretty good. Don't fall into the trap. Have your own little ideas

Good-looking, no heroine, very comfortable to watch