Wielding a Blade on the Immortal Path

The writing of this book is okay, but the protagonist is too frustrated and pretends to be a grandson wherever he goes. What's the fun part about being a mortal? There is a big golden finger who pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger. You see, Han Paopao is basically right with him. He will kill you and cheat you in just one copy without any negotiation. This is the root cause of the popularity of Mortal Flow in those days.

It's a bit messy. The protagonist fights with Lao Ma Tou, who doesn't know anything, and is not familiar with magic weapons and the like, and yet he wins. During this period, I used the money from selling the house to buy some talismans and spiritual weapons, and added a sword gleam from an unknown Qi training period. The sword gleam poked a hole and injured the old horse's head. But Lao Ma Tou had previously injected a cold force into the protagonist. As soon as it hit, all the protagonist's cervical vertebrae exploded. This injury is serious even if it doesn't kill him, right? But it was okay, the protagonist beat the old horse-headed mini-boss to death while he was alive and kicking. After winning the battle, I didn't do much healing. I just collected the loot without any hindrance and broke through. I was confused.

It is very wonderfully written, with grand scenes, many characters, and a strong story. As for the degree, I have a good grasp of it. Behavior, psychological activities, language, scenes, etc. Are all described very well. Chapter 110, I feel a little sad for the side branch of the family. What he did to the hero, a man. Move. I am quite picky. But in this book, except for the first few pictures, there is nothing to pick on! Already recommended in Tieba! I hope more fellow Taoists can read this wonderful book.

It's disgusting to marry the second one and give it up. Since you want to be a stud, don't write so affectionately in front of it.

I didn't want to read the picture of changing my mind about marrying a second wife. There is nothing interesting about this practice of marrying one wife after another. Not really a casual cultivator anymore. Although in reality, casual cultivators will fight for resources and make various transactions, but this kind of practice of marrying a wife, especially if you marry the second one, is likely to lead to a third or fourth. Although this kind of casual cultivator seems to be working hard for survival and resources, it is actually completely different from the casual cultivator. The starting point is much higher. This way of writing seems normal, but what is the difference between writing about a female cultivator relying on her beauty to get resources?

Did you find it? When the protagonist joins the sect, he doesn't learn anything besides majoring in martial arts. What he does is no different from that of a casual cultivator! At the beginning of the book, it is said that joining the sect is not easy. It is the dream of casual cultivators, but what happens next? You can't tell much difference at all! And others joined casually. The biggest advantage of the sect is the system, the system, but in the end, the protagonist is still like a headless fly.

The surnames are Pu and Ma. They call pork and fish meat big meat. It gives people an ominous premonition.

You don't necessarily need a golden finger level. Some opportunities come twice occasionally, and some trump cards are enough. If you have been mediocre, you will eventually remain mediocre. Only by getting stronger and growing gradually can you seize the opportunity to become an immortal. When writing a novel, you can be mediocre at the beginning and then no one will read it. You must let people feel the growth, cultivation, power, wisdom, and magic weapon of the protagonist.

After reading the introduction, I kind of want to complain. The sect is strong because of the sect's long-standing inheritance and progress from generation to generation. The reason why the casual cultivators are weak is because the casual cultivators eat the leftover soup of the sect. In other words, the sect stands on the shoulders of giants, while the casual cultivators are on the toes. According to the concept of evolution, casual cultivators have no time to stand out, have no organization and no system, which is equivalent to a wild beast in the forest who may have a flash of inspiration but it has been recorded.

Can I still read this kind of trivial article, a nerd who wants to tell others his secrets whenever he meets a beautiful woman? Leave decisively, it's a waste of time!