The Peerless Spirit Immortal

The writing is very good, but why is there only one update? It's a bit less.

Nice! I like this kind of slow-paced writing. Everything is explained very clearly and delicately, but it's just not fat enough. I'll wait until it's full 😒

There are really very few books that I can read these days, and they are very suitable for my taste. I will give you a lot of rewards and subscribe once they are on the shelves, thank you for your hard work.

Oh, don't be fooled. It's so beautiful. After Atlas of Immortals, this is the best book I've ever seen with a female protagonist cultivating immortals! ! Compared with the previous book Quarrying, this one is a huge improvement. Mainly, I personally like to read orthodox fairy-cultivating articles, such as measuring spiritual roots, entering a sect, becoming a disciple, competing, traveling, and upgrading. I don't like casual cultivators, nor do I like sects that are unfriendly, cunning, and scheming, and I don't like novels. . It seems that only Yunji and Dadashu are the most popular. The rest either don't like the settings or the writing is too childish. . Don't be fooled, please

I like this kind of orthodox immortality novel without a male protagonist, a step-by-step adventure to find treasures and upgrades. It's a pity that it's a trap. I don't know if I can wait until it's finished in my lifetime😭

It's been 2 months, I'm afraid it will be like fairy stew…😭😭😭

This is a beautiful book that I have kept on my bookshelf and I have been reluctant to delete it. It has been almost three years since the author took leave. I came in countless times hoping to see surprises but ended up exiting in disappointment. Regardless of whether the author gave up or not, can you come back and explain the ending?

I look forward to the new story beginning. I like Chang Ning and want to see through it. I look forward to a different and exciting performance 🤭

After reading a few chapters, I feel pretty good. The article that has already been written for hundreds of chapters is too long to read, and the new article is afraid that it will not be finished after writing it.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​The completely unnecessary killing of a fellow sect member, I feel that the author is cruel and cruel for the sake of cruelty, which makes people uncomfortable. 1. The protagonist and elite disciples such as Yang Pan'er kill monsters just for experience and good looks. The Foundation Establishment Pill is not important to them, but it is extremely important to the outer disciples. So Yang Pan'er didn't kill his fellow sect members for valuable treasures, or for the sake of life and death like digging up magic stones. It was the villain's brutality and face-saving, while the protagonist stood idly by. Why? To let readers see the hopeless struggle of the ants outside the door? What if the ants are replaced by the protagonist, won't they despair? 2. The cost of "meddling" is not high. In terms of seniority, the protagonist is a master uncle; in terms of combat power, he can defeat three against two. Yang Pan'er would never dare to kill his fellow disciples in front of the protagonist. The protagonist only needs to show his face to intimidate him, without saying a word, and three lives are saved. It is not even more troublesome than Wu Daman's words in Yaowang City. Why hide? In order to show that he is not the Holy Mother? When the protagonist was haunted by the water evil spirit, others were immune to it. Wouldn't it be complete? Third, it completely deviates from the spirit of Yaowang. Yao Wang fought for the sake of the casual cultivators and built Yao Wang City, but the protagonist, as a registered disciple and future successor, has no spirit of helping the weak. If both parties are outsiders or elites, the protagonist will still have something to say. But what is the difference between two golden elixir disciples, who are rich and wealthy, who rob and kill outer disciples just for the sake of good looks, and the big sect who bullies undependable cultivators? And what about the protagonist's performance? First, he hid, blaming them for hitting him in front of his eyes; he watched calmly as they killed two male outer sect cultivators, and finally, the outer sect female cultivator detonated the thunder bomb, blaming the female cultivator for hurting him. Others were forced to die together, and they were blamed for overestimating their own capabilities and fighting against elites with a golden elixir backing. So, does that mean that the female nun must face death obediently and not be able to take revenge even if she is a ghost? The protagonist's resistance to bullying is an act of righteousness, while others' resistance is an act of overestimation of one's own abilities and failure to die properly. What a ridiculous logic.