Cultivating Immortality Across Two Worlds: I Have a Proficiency Panel

What's the point of having a world of immortality on both sides?

After reading more than ten chapters, I feel that the protagonist is not doing anything serious.

Too many golden fingers? Just one is enough, having more seems too easy

The protagonist in the previous life was an adult, right? Why do I feel like a high school student, a high school student born in the 1990s?

Too much ambiguity, stallion writing. Interested readers can read…

If there was big data in the world of cultivating immortals, the golden finger of the protagonist would be useless. If his cultivation suddenly skyrocketed, his economic power suddenly increased, all of this big data would be available.

What are you writing about? You always have self-doubt. Everyone wants to harm you. You always hide it. It doesn't look good.

It feels very good, but some aspects are a bit verbose. In fact, when you write about this kind of time travel between two worlds, you must grasp the cool points, the advantages of the other world, the advantages of our world, use the advantages to the disadvantages, you write about time travel between two worlds, what if someone discovers that you have this ability, so you have to live alone. Etc.

This is the first time I heard that Shuanglinggen is 150 years old and has not yet formed an elixir.

It's a pity to see the girl surnamed Huang giving a lot of explanations.