The Life of a Monk

I have finished reading it, and my overall feeling is that the first 200 chapters were quite satisfactory. It looks like a farming novel with added food. It just felt like the protagonist started cheating after becoming an immortal. He picked up all kinds of cooking skills and it was perfect every time! A little too smooth. From the beginning, it became a running story. Even after entering the secret realm for the second time, it felt like pressing the fast forward button. The speed was so fast that it gave people the feeling that the author ran out of manuscripts and didn't want to be eunuchs, so he just had to finish the ending hastily. Originally, I should have continued to write ** when entering the secret realm, but ** slipped out before he came, which was a bit boring.

The water is like the sea... I'm also drunk. The weirdest thing is that you have hundreds of years of memory of cultivation and you can't do anything except cooking and refining tools. With your hundreds of years of memory, you are still repairing pots and cooking in the kitchen?

I've read over a hundred chapters. . As a result, he knelt down when he faced a mutated pangolin. . I couldn't stand it immediately. . After reading the previous chapters, I thought how awesome Tianbo and his dick were. . If you don't have the ability, just practice hard. . Traveling everywhere. . Kneel down when you encounter a mob. . He also has the memory of a golden elixir Dzogchen monk. . See if you encounter a spiritual stone mine earlier, you won't be able to dig and practice it well. . Surprisingly, after digging a little bit, it didn't stop. I thought the main character was rich. . In the end, it took half a day for 1000 spirit stones. . Abandoned the book for the second time. . What a waste of such a good setting. . The settings for spiritual energy recovery are pretty good. . Then practice hard. Do more things related to cultivation. . It would be nice if the baby had a dog. . My own cultivation is so slow. . There are also several babies to supply. . What are you thinking about? . I suggest the author think about it carefully. . The crooked building is too crooked. . .

Why does the protagonist, the Golden Elixir Dzogchen, often consult the black cat about his experience?

It's super good-looking. Subscribe to the full text. It's a bit like carrying the urban style of Jurassic with you. It's neither pretentious nor slap-in-the-face. The supporting characters have online IQs and the plot is very enjoyable to read. I highly recommend it. It's just too short. I felt like it broke off before I could read it. I hope you won't be fooled by such a good article. If the style of plot writing in the future can be maintained in this way, I will continue to subscribe.

Regardless of whether the writing behind it is good or not, 39 persuaded me to quit, not because of the rat, just because of that 🐍. The recurring characters are so unpleasant to watch that you either treat them the same or ignore them. Why did you become an independent center after becoming a Holy Mother?

Tell the majority of women in advance not to eat apples on Christmas Eve🍎 Apples; one seduced Eve, one woke up Newton, one became the boss of the mobile phone market, one slaughtered the square dance, and the other dominated Christmas Eve. How many girls were deceived into eating bananas in the name of eating apples on Christmas Eve, and finally drank soy milk. How do you say apple in English? Get fucked🍎

The plot is too monotonous and the world background is not smooth. In the era without spiritual energy, even if there is a cultivation sect that has been passed down, it is just a technique. When the spiritual energy revives, someone immediately succeeds in practicing it. I am also drunk. First, is it possible to practice without a master? Secondly, when there is no spiritual energy, how do you find disciples with spiritual roots from generation to generation?

I had a great time getting free of charge today, but as I watched, I suddenly realized that the main character is so weak. Among the eight categories of skills, spells, spells, and talismans, only the talisman weapon can be regarded as an entry into the palace. The skills are not outstanding, and the spells and skills are not very clear. Gong refers to the mind method such as the Fudo Myooh Kung Fu, the method refers to the formation method such as the spirit gathering formation method, the Dao method refers to the Tao method such as calling for wind and rain, the curse refers to the incantation method such as the thunder spell in the palm, the skill refers to the sword skill such as killing ghosts and gods, and the technique refers to the supernatural power such as clairvoyance.

This book is cloaked in an urban guise. At first I thought that only one person with pig's feet had an adventure and could cultivate, but later I found out that it was a bunch of people + a bunch of animals. . . What else is there to read? It is inevitable that this book will not get good grades! Abandoned.

The biggest problem is the ability setting of the protagonist. The protagonist has the lifelong memory of the Great Elder of Tianji Pavilion (Golden Core Stage), which contains a lot of knowledge about exercises, spells, weapon refining, and alchemy. However, the protagonist has basically never practiced any spells, and he has not used more advanced exercises. Every time he sees many questions, he doesn't understand anything, and he always has to ask the black cat. Black cat is the protagonist. . . Although this book is mainly about leisure cultivating immortality, such a setting is so contradictory and uncomfortable that it makes many plots feel like the protagonist is forcibly subduing his intelligence.

You don't tell your family about your cultivation. Should you hide this kind of thing from your family for the rest of your life? . You don't even have the brains to think that?

Is this a spiritual recovery novel? This is when a pastoral novel is written in the guise of a fantasy novel, but all the good settings fall apart, which is so embarrassing.

A very good book, although the ending was a bit rushed.

I keep describing pet cats and dogs, it's really alienating

After reading about 600 chapters, I couldn't hold on. I just kept fighting monsters and cooking. I mentioned this path of cultivation twice before, but I still can't figure out what it is to cultivate? Damn it, please delete the book.

After reading the reviews, I no longer have the energy to read. It's hard to find books.

If there are people like the protagonist in real life, it would be better not to associate with them... Do you have a good impression of the little cat? He took it to test the medicine without blinking an eye. If it is a time emergency or a life-or-death situation, it goes without saying that human life is definitely more important. But the protagonist is just asking for convenience, right? You can just wait a few hours to buy any live chicken, duck or fish, but it is also terrible to use this "cooked cat" to easily obtain local materials...

The protagonist obtains the memories of the golden elixir monk. They are all about refining weapons, a small amount of formations, and a small amount of elixir recipes. They are all auxiliary, not even a single spell! In this purely auxiliary profession, after various monsters appear, the protagonist is on the front line!

I have read about 300 chapters so far, and I basically like it, except for one thing that feels a little weird. It's the inexplicable communication between the protagonist and the three pets. I think it should either state that the protagonist can mentally communicate with the three pets, or don't over-interpret the three pets so that the protagonist can communicate with them. Otherwise, when the protagonist communicates with the three pets, it will always feel like a hysterical person talking to himself. Usually some simple and straightforward emotions are understandable and normal, such as contempt and coquettishness. But are you sure those complicated meanings are their own meanings and not imagined by the protagonist? For example, when the protagonist in Dashu is a little confused, the hacker puts the knife in the protagonist's hand. You know that the hacker wants to tell you that your path is in the knife, instead of telling you that the right path is to stop being a fool and work hard to cultivate? Another example is the hacker who wanted to watch the Lingshi trading on the eve of its launch. The protagonist said it would only start at 8 o'clock, so the hacker went to play with his mobile phone. Then you knew that the hacker wanted to tell you that he would play first and you called him when the time came, not that he was not interested in the Lingshi trading. Don't you want to watch?

I urge you to release the next one as soon as possible. It has been more than 3,500 days since I joined Qidian and there is still no next one.

How should I put it? After all, I have the memory of the golden elixir stage. I have already reached the foundation building stage in the early stage. The attack method is to use mental power. You can't use fireball or something like that. If you are on the road and can't fly, you can use light body or something.

A man with advanced cancer opens a restaurant. Would anyone dare to eat here? What's even more outrageous is the chef.

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It's pretty good, but I feel like the main character is a bit weak. Too few means

The protagonist's mother urges marriage and has children when she has nothing to do. She looks upset. Is there a throne in the family that she wants to inherit? I came to read it for God of Cooking, thinking it was a food article, but from time to time I would end up fighting monsters in the copy; I was almost self-taught in cooking, and I became a boss in just a few chapters; I was cured of cancer, and no one was surprised, but it turned out to be just an urban cool article...

Don't the protagonists practice cultivation? All life

I wrote about a little bit of everything, food, cultivating immortals, cute pets, adventure, and fighting monsters. But nothing stands out. The overall feeling is indescribable. Rich content but not exciting

It was quite interesting to write at first, but then I started to read all kinds of supernatural monsters and monsters, and I couldn't stand it anymore.

It always feels awkward, with so many inner dramas added, the pastoral dog is as troublesome as a dog