Boundless Mountains and Seas

I don't know why every time I see a setting like this: a certain profound exercise symbol is actually a modern written language, it always makes me laugh.

What a pity this writing style was buried in Jinjiang

Just started watching. I have to say it's very attractive to me!!!!!! Praise from me who has been reading for 10 years!!!

Ah, aren't you much stronger than them? Why can a little foundation-building heroine actually fight with him? The aura of the protagonist is a bit too strong...

So far, it looks good. I don't understand what those who say it doesn't look good think. I've read too many fast food articles.

It is recommended that the author submit this article to those non-CP recommended book lists. If they recommend it, the response should be better. Qidian's non-CP book list is recommended by the entire network.

I feel like the heroine doesn't understand anything and then starts all kinds of experiences. It feels so annoying.

When I read cultivation articles, I always focus on what kind of technological innovation the new energy "Aura" can bring. After all, the heroine is not an ancient person, she is a modern person. I saw that the communication talisman cannot be used after traveling over ten thousand miles. It is only used for dialogue between two people, emmmmm... And the female major cultivator really wants to explore the infinite road and see the boundless mountains and seas. The first sentence will not mention cultivating the mind. The second sentence, let's just say that as a modern person, I have never seen any scenery on the Internet. I don't go on an on-site inspection just because I am poor or don't have time. Besides, seeing it in person may not be as good as online. I've only read a dozen chapters, and I haven't seen that their sect puts the world's common people first. I don't know how to write it specifically. If this part is not written, then cultivation will still be refined egoism.

I feel that sometimes the heroine is very confused about what to do, especially later on, the heroine doesn't think much about the consequences and just agrees to Tu Yue to help him throw things into the boundary river.

The description is pretty good, but it's just a bit... Secondary?