Return to the Sui and Tang Dynasties to Become an Immortal

The author's setting is too poor. First of all, he is a person with modern thinking, and secondly, he is a monk. Then he can't find a place to practice in the mountains for 180 years before coming out. If you want to write history, don't write about monks. Huahu is like a dog instead of a tiger

I regret not reading the comments. After reading dozens of chapters, I can't stand it. It's so toxic.

I want to complain, the protagonist has really practiced Qi before? Don't you know what abilities Qi Refining has?

A veritable pig's trotter, a novice practitioner. In the early stage of Qi condensation, I can't tell whether others have practiced martial arts or not, and I don't know how powerful martial arts is.

Have you not seen the TV series or the movie? Is this how your Taoist family behaves? Also, if you don't have the experience of a 30-year-old, can you just write about your 20-year-old experience? Acting recklessly and impetuously, your life is really in vain, right?

It feels like the protagonist is a junior high school student? Those who cannot take care of themselves in life are full of loopholes

The protagonist has lost his mind and cultivation.

After reading Chapter 16, I said, as a modern Taoist, if you really want to find a stable place to practice Taoism in Daxing City, you can just pretend to be a ghost in that dilapidated Taoist temple, cheat a few money, and then absorb the spiritual energy there peacefully. At least you have half-established the foundation in your previous life. Is it not an exaggeration to retreat to the foundation? It's not like the so-called realm is not enough, right? Thinking about licking Li Mi every day and looking for the princess, you are crazy!

The dignified cultivation master was hung up and beaten by mortals. Even if you are not in good health, I think it is reasonable, but you are a master of cultivation. In modern times, one or twenty of your colleagues can recover in ten days. You are in an ancient time when spiritual energy is abundant, and you have not yet recovered? I'm afraid I just watched a fake cultivator.

Seeing that you have so few recommendation votes, I'll give you nine for your convenience.

What the hell, isn't he a monk? He is still a modern person in his 30s. He wanders around every day with nothing to do. He looks like an idiot.

Let's talk martial arts! It bears the name of cultivation, let's talk about cultivation! It is written about history again. I read more than ten chapters. There are no martial arts moves at the peak of Qi training. Pig's feet are tortured in various ways and all kinds of rubbish. Call it history. He also has some romances from time to time. I am in love with Husky. What on earth do you want to write about, the author? The more I read, the more I don't understand. The author writes too profoundly. My education is too low and I can't understand it at all. It is tasteless and I will abandon it.

The author is right, it really makes people feel uncomfortable.

What the hell, author, are you sure there is such a person in modern times? You are totally thinking of an idiot.

After reading a few pictures, he was poisoned to death, and even Shen Nong could not save him.

It's so poisonous that even bezoar detoxification pills can't save it.

It's poisonous, how can you still be like this when cultivating immortality? Give it up

Too poisonous. The author fainted from crying in the toilet.

Anyway, I've read more than 100 chapters of this book, and Pig Knuckle is still a weakling.

Damn it, damn it, it's so poisonous

(Trumpet) I really want to throw up. I really can't stand reading this book. I don't even know what to say. Maybe it's the simplest two words, rubbish. The name of a cultivator has nothing to do with cultivation. Martial arts is also a mess. I write a little about this and a little about that. It's just nonsense. In fact, these are not important. The main thing is this protagonist, my God. Why should he be the protagonist? There is nothing outstanding about him. He behaves like a minor and his thoughts are extremely childish. Not to mention those who have traveled through the past. Even the natives are not as pedantic as him. The plot is just what comes to mind and is forced to be put together. I won't go into the unreasonable parts in it. There are too many to bother to mention. The most important thing is this protagonist. People who watch it are simply useless.

The title of the book is Cultivation of Immortals, but it is actually about low-level martial arts. The protagonist is an angry young man with a super high self-esteem (his self-esteem is so high)

This is some nonsense written by a cultivator. It's so miserable and rubbish.

Become an immortal. I read Chapter 80 and I still can't see where Xiu is. I think Xiu is not an immortal but a salted fish, or a salted fish specifically called 666. . . Life is thinner than paper and heart is higher than the sky. Judging from the introduction, he is still a cultivator who condenses energy and so on. . . I think this is the peak of ruffianism. . .

Persistence is the final victory, don't let things disturb you, don't let yourself suffer and encourage each other.

I didn't want to complain at first, but I've read more than twenty chapters and I just can't bear it anymore. Are you sure this is about cultivating immortality? It is better to change it to something like that and travel through the Sui Dynasty to witness history. . . I have read hundreds of novels, not to mention. This is the first time I have complained about it. It was really heart-wrenching to read.

I feel like you can practice this book to prepare for the next one. This book is a good idea.

It is inevitable that there will be some omissions in the novel. Please observe it carefully and give us your advice.

I don't know if the author is still here to read the comments. If the author sees this comment Please read this book as a reader. Forget that you wrote it, forget all your feelings for her, and get to know her from another angle. Then tell me what you think after reading it

What do those aristocratic families rely on to maintain? They rely on a large number of clan members. As long as they don't come to eat and drink for free, they are absolutely welcome. The aristocratic families before the Song Dynasty behaved differently from those after the Song Dynasty.