
True Immortal Avenue
真仙大道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 779k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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There is a karmic cause and effect on the fetuses that take possession of their bodies. They are killing people and clearing their names at the same time. They are very stiff. They have cultivated to the golden elixir but they still have no brains. They can tolerate it for more than 20 years and endure it like a dog.
In the previous life, he died at the hands of an automatic disciple, and in this life he pretends to be a forced disciple.
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[Comment] What field? Soul? It looks so awkward.
The idea is very good, and the first part is very attractive, but the further you go, the worse it gets. It feels like it was written by two people, which is extremely disappointing. In addition, the wording used in the article seems awkward. Shouldn't those cultivating immortals use soul or soul? Another one, even if he just needs to yell out his moves, he actually uses a move like the field. This is so unconventional. When I see the field, I think of Western fantasy. In one, the protagonist is a monk who has practiced the golden elixir for more than a hundred years. Although he is forced to seize his body (the article actually uses reincarnation, and there are signs that he can still reincarnate), his vision, experience and experience are all there. As a result, he is always surprised, happy, and angry. Is this reasonable? I hope the author will calm down and read it carefully and revise it carefully. There are still many bugs that I will not point out one by one.