A Minor Cultivator in the Spirit Realm

The protagonists in today's books are either too good at gold-fingered skills, or their skills are unbelievable. They cross levels and even cross borders to kill enemies. They have gone through a lot of hardships to achieve success. In the hands of the protagonist, the opponents are nothing but rotten vegetables. They kill them at will. The protagonist is too bright and really boring. Some opinions on setting the protagonists of Mortal-style novels: first, gold fingers can be used but not too outrageous; second, the protagonist must have certain means of survival, such as escaping, but with certain sacrifices, as Han Paopao is an example; third, it is best to have one or two partners who have grown up together, especially those with a sense of joy; fourth, when encountering someone with equal combat value but unable to escape, you must have the determination to fight for your life and win the outcome miserably; fifth, all kinds of adventure opportunities cannot be given to the protagonist, as it is too naive for one person to stand up to a group of people. Personal opinions are for reference only.

I have been reading this book for a long time, so I would like to share my thoughts. The advantage is that compared with the traditional mortal flow, it has many unique features. The author has put a lot of thought into it and is quite innovative. Personally, I think there are some problems. The protagonist does not feel that he has a strong desire to seek the truth. He does not have the feeling of being single-minded about immortality. He just goes with the flow and practices step by step. The protagonist always has a feeling of overestimating his own abilities, putting himself in dangerous situations and relying on the protagonist's immortal aura. It is completely incomprehensible to me that the protagonist has just established a foundation, and the high-grade magic weapon and the set of medium-grade magic tools are gone. Why should he help Bai, just to have a place to practice, and ignore the risks of getting involved in the Bai family's affairs? What strength does the protagonist have to think that he can handle this risk? Bai took advantage of the protagonist without any consciousness of repayment. Forget it, he was another good friend, and now he is still betting and fighting... At this time, he didn't make any promises, so he let someone else do it. The golden finger is a space, but the protagonist's current cultivation progress and level are almost the same as without the golden finger. Usually the routine is to use space to farm and refine elixirs by oneself. Although it is a bit vulgar, the routine still makes sense. Now let the alien race, humanitarian, and every ten years, the news will always be leaked. The protagonist has no cultivation skills and just makes a living. I started to talk about keeping cats for sale, but now they are useless and not for sale, so I want to buy another one... Have the author of Zhenling forgotten...

Xiaojiu is your father, and I have never seen her have any special qualities. If you find a servant, she can't do anything, so what's the value of finding her, raising one more person, and finding exercises for him? ? Really awesome.

Teach Xiao Jiu well, many villains, Bento, and passers-by are all willful, trouble-making, unruly, and die without self-awareness. Since you use her to test the skills, after she succeeds, teach her how to be a good person and do things, know how to be grateful, and always have awe. Otherwise, she is not smart. The cruel environment of cultivating immortals will bury her, just like the Bai family, just like the people in Zhuanglu. Everyone thinks they can do it on their own. This is an illusion.

Come on, author, decent mortal novels have become increasingly rare in recent years, and even fewer have the author's writing skills. The author's Taoist questions expressed through the mouth of the protagonist personally feel that he has the potential to become a god. I sincerely hope that the author can set up a discussion group. It doesn't matter if you have few fans. As long as you accumulate slowly, you will eventually become popular. Come on, author.

This book and Xuan Chen Dao are the only two novels that I have updated, unfortunately. . . , Hope the author keeps updated

Has the author started to resume stable updates? I hope the author can reply after seeing this, so that everyone can have hope. The book is really a good book, and it is a pity to discontinue it. I will give you a reward.

After seeing Chapter 57, he was poisoned to death, bought slaves to help farm in his own secret space, and promised to let others leave after 10 years? Where does this mentally retarded protagonist come from to cultivate immortality? The protagonist is still a weak Qi-refining monk.

The author's book has a very novel subject matter, which is different from the popular mortal style. However, the writing and plot are excellent and it is of its own kind. If you keep reading, it will definitely become popular.

Now I only pursue the path of Xuan Chen and this book. It's so hard. I can't read other books.