Lord of the Ultimate Path

The dividing line is probably the appearance of the demon. I really had a fairy spirit before, but then my level plummeted.

Can "Purple Night" complete and improve those incomplete skills? ! I learned a grappling skill, and finally upgraded it to "Flying Dragon's Exploration Claw" and "Innate Qi Great Grasping". I really like this book, and I also like this kind of fairy novels, such as "Fairy Gourd" and "Burning Sky" by Wandering Toad.

I always feel that the author puts Ah Qing too high, and those around him always think that the protagonist is not as good as Ah Qing? Is this what I understand wrong? Ah Qing is at best a good swordsman. The protagonist is better than Ah Qing in many aspects besides swordsmanship, right? Why does the protagonist always compare his own shortcomings with A-Qing's strengths? Love is equal, but currently only the protagonist is seen giving. This. Is this considered dog licking? Of course, I also know that the two of them are in love, but I just feel a little strange when I look at it. . . .

I stopped reading from the first chapter, where the protagonist used his mouth to suck poison from his legs for a country villager. Even if you become a big shot in the future, it will never change your stain. In my eyes, great power can only be achieved by stepping on mountains of swords, seas of fire, and white bones. I don't like to read this book, and I don't want to read it.

The rules for using golden fingers to advance skills are a bit strange. Those who have never practiced can be promoted casually, but those who are still learning have to wait for perfection?

The protagonist's golden finger was wasted, and the protagonist's misfortune resulted in the death of Zhuang Zhuzhao, who was kind to the protagonist, but he gave the protagonist a medical book and enlightenment skills before he could practice. As a result, he was killed by the enemy of the protagonist, but he still had the nerve to pretend that this was the cruelty of monasticism?

After reading Chapter 19, I really can't stand it anymore. Every time the protagonist wants something, something will appear immediately. Is it such a coincidence? ! You have to make a transition anyway! It doesn't feel good to force yourself on me!

Why the hell was I poisoned to death by the author of Chapter 1 bragging about the game producer? It's better not to pretend, right? What I fear the most is this kind of pretentious comparison, who is the number one player in the game, who is the master who has never been defeated once, who leads the team to the altar and becomes the leader of the first group. . . . Of course, there are indeed many such fools in our country now. They always talk about who is first, as if they are talking about themselves. The more they talk, the more excited they become. . .

I think the classification is wrong, it should be fairy tale instead of fantasy. To describe it in a few words: What you cultivate is the path of immortality, what you spend is copper-stinking silver coins, what you practice is the morning sun and purple clouds, and what you eat is the filth of grains. I travel between heaven and earth with swords, I wear hemp rope rags, I build a white jade capital in the sky, and I live in the world of mortals. My cultivation level is earth-shattering. I can control ghosts and gods, but when I opened my mouth, I paid one hundred thousand taels of silver. The layout is good, the background is good, but there is no formality.

The plot of Mr. Zhao is simply speechless. He has received such a huge favor from others, and he happens to have the ability to save people, but he just sits there and pretends to be cool. He is really heartless and unkind. It would be fine if you had a dark tone from the beginning, but your previous writing method is obviously not that, I can't understand it.