I Cultivate Immortality in Movies

1: This novel is of good quality. New readers shouldn't be scared off by the reviews. 2. The protagonist's cunning personality is quite reasonable. He lacks selfishness, which would be a death sentence for a transmigrator in a war-torn era. Of course, one must have one's bottom line, otherwise, a cultivator is prone to falling into demonic ways.

It's a pity that the book is poisonous because of the protagonist's character and unhealthy outlook. One of the descriptions says that the protagonist quarreled with his elders and the protagonist's master gave him a slap. The protagonist's face was ferocious, his fingers dug into his flesh, and he said he wanted to take revenge on his master. Everyone said what this protagonist was.

The protagonist didn't do anything wrong at all. He had a forced conflict with Mama, then with Qingqing, the old monk's apprentice, and then a few more fights. Just when things were going well, he went to Xu Family Town and had a forced conflict with Commander Xu! Then there was this ridiculous thing about the protagonist going mad and almost being sealed away!

If you can't become a celestial being, become an earthly immortal. And what about a human immortal?

The character of the protagonist at the beginning is a bit awkward, but as you continue to read, you will know that this is a process of growth. The subsequent plot illustrates the inevitability of this character change. So, if you read on, you must see the paid chapter, it's really good

I read a book a long time ago, and now I have read it again to read some of the previous plots. The acquaintance with Uncle Jiu, and then their falling out, the several meetings over the years, the relationship with the master, and the loyalty of the servant all made people feel a little touched. The changes in Uncle Nine and the protagonist are quite impressive.

This is trash. The protagonist can be cunning, but he can't be inhuman. In *Covering the Sky*, *Seeking the Demon*, and *A Mortal's Journey to Immortality*, the main villains are genuinely evil, but they're still kind to their subordinates and those around them; they only become villains because of differing interests. But in this book, the protagonist's eyes aren't just cunning, they're inhuman.

Please feature this post! Keep up the good work, author!

Well. The author has nothing to say. Others locked you in a dark room for 60 years and separated you from your wife and children for 60 years. When you came out, your beloved wife died. The child is getting old too! ~When the enemy asks you to fulfill his wish, you can level up! ~Are you done or not? Do you hate it?? The main character in your book can be happy. I just can't figure this out.

It's too natural for the protagonist to become a disciple. So many people in the movie know that Uncle Jiu has magic, so why doesn't anyone learn it? Uncle Ninth's apprentice or two orphans? Are we all fools? Just because you're afraid of corpses?