Immortal Yuan Ji

Hey, I read the beginning of the first chapter and it seems that it is a modern novel. I don't like modern novels because I hate raising a family. Why can't the protagonist in ancient times take care of the family? Everyone has their own opportunities, and no matter how good the resources are, they can't ascend to heaven. In modern times, if you have a friend and a family member, you can give them a technique and a lot of resources if you like them.

The writing is very good. But is it an exaggeration for the heroine to be 1.65 Meters tall at the age of seven?

I just read Chapter 2. The long paragraphs are exhausting to read, and the writing is obviously very childish. What's the writing like at the end? Who can tell me?

Please ask, I don't want to give up the article yet. Has the sky disappeared? In which chapter did it disappear? I just saw this man appear. I couldn't stand the paragraphs before, the paragraphs were indistinct, the expressions were long-winded, etc. It seems that I got into the trap because there was no male protagonist. Only then did I realize that this dome is even more maddening than having a male protagonist!

I have seen more than 40 pictures, and I saw the heroine letting the tiger return to the mountain. Although the Taoist priest cannot be called a tiger, the author made excuses for the heroine, saying that the heroine is too inexperienced. I just want to say that this is a problem of inexperience. It is a problem of IQ. All fools know that raising tigers is dangerous. This is obviously an excuse for the author to fatten up the enemy. I want to say that if you don't raise this enemy, there will be no enemy to write about. I decisively abandoned the article

I'm so dizzy. In the traditional immortality novels, not all the family members of the immortality cultivation family have spiritual roots. Come on, all your family members have spiritual roots in the Dharma Ending Age. It's really funny.

Regardless of whether Qiongtian is the male protagonist or not, I am wary of it and don't like it. It's inexplicable.

I don't know what to say. As long as there is no male protagonist, I will continue to watch it. But, darling, at the early stage of Jindan at the age of 9, this idea is a little too big! 😅

The author made the story of cultivating immortals too small. Only the heroine's family of four in the village can cultivate, and the image created by the supporting characters is very thin. I feel like the articles on Qidian. Com are becoming more and more stereotyped.

There are few recommendations for this article. The biggest flaw is the sky. Those who like to watch movies without male protagonists, few can accept them, even more shocking than those with male protagonists.

Weak people occupy a small corner. Please don't be angry. That's it. Let me give you a book about the end of the Qin Dynasty. The protagonist's soul wears Xiang Yu. Interested book friends can read it. The Overlord Must Win, Yipin. (Not Xiaobai, not Xiaobai, not Xiaobai) Sorry for any inconvenience.

Weak people occupy a small corner. Please don't be angry. That's it. Let me give you a book about the end of the Qin Dynasty. The protagonist's soul wears Xiang Yu. Interested book friends can read it. The Overlord Must Win, Yipin. (Not Xiaobai, not Xiaobai, not Xiaobai) Sorry for any inconvenience.