Longevity: I Invest in Angels in the Cultivation World

Pretty good. It is indeed a longevity investment stream. There is a sense of passage of time. No, even breaking through the golden elixir can fail. . . He forced himself to die for 100 years in the plot, and the protagonist directly failed to break through the golden elixir and died under the thunder tribulation.

Classic short story, fast-paced progression, upgrading to defeat monsters, overall good.

It's a bit nonsense. The transportation of goods is like a martial arts novel. Where is your magic weapon for storage?

I saw Chapter 77 because I downloaded it offline with another mobile phone, so the display time should be less than 30 minutes. Let's talk about this novel. Overall, it's okay. With cheats, the protagonist's timeline is pretty well arranged. It's basically calculated over decades and hundreds of years, which is consistent with cultivating immortals. It's longer than those who fight life and death all day long. After all, who can survive and have nothing to do all day long? However, there are some minor problems in the plot. It's not obvious now, mainly because of the main character at the beginning. In the Age of Ending Dharma, the strongest one is the golden elixir, and then there are a lot of reincarnations, immortality, inheritance from the bosses in the upper world, etc. Those who have disappeared but advanced so much may not be able to stop the car in the later stage. Also, there are too many confidantes of the protagonist's height. Now there are four of them. Although they are not sure of the relationship, either one can be resurrected without death or the other can be reincarnated. I hope that there will be less writing in the later period, otherwise it will be a bit messy if there are too many. There is nothing else for the time being. Just write it down!

If the requirements are not high, there are no shortcomings. It is a very normal systematic immortal cultivation article, and it can be used up to the latest eighty chapters. It's just too short. With the number of single chapters available to current Tomato novel authors, 150 chapters would not be enough to enjoy.

Immortality Investment, as the name suggests, is quite interesting. By the end of the 150,000 words, I have invested in three people with destiny, two women and one man. The rest are investments with a wide net. These investments have no names and no one cares about them. The investment that the protagonist values ​​​​is that a brother who has been with average talent since childhood died and was left to the protagonist before his death. The rest of the book hasn't been flat. The only problem I think is that this world of cultivating immortals is a bit small, but I don't have too much introduction. Of course, it's just so far. There are too many words later, but it should be okay without nesting dolls.

Give it to female channels, they like this tone.

Good looking. I've been chasing her.

Okay, I enjoyed watching it A word of advice, don't read reviews when reading novels, otherwise you will lose interest. If you think it's good, read it. If you don't think it's good, rate it and change it to the next one.

It's still stable