Eternal Life Through the Ages

After six levels of Qi training, you can kill two foundations head-on. This is so illogical and nonsense!

Seven hundred years later, they are all of the same age group.

I felt good after reading a few chapters, but then I suddenly added a system stream, which was boring. Bye bye ( •̥́ ˍ •̀ू )

Anyway, the author wrote this book very well, but why does it not have any recommendation votes? . . Your recommendation seems useless. . . I guess your flag is useless. Today is the 14th. . . .

No book about family cultivation has ever been successful? Because the biggest problem is poor setting.

To be honest, if the mortal stream insists on adding a system, it is nondescript and invisible.

I came in after reading the introduction. I have been reading this kind of family cultivation novel recently. I read Immortal Dao, Taiqiu and Qinglian. There is a reason why there are so few recommendations for this book. The writing is okay. The biggest problem with this book is that the setting of the entire world is too confusing.

It's too scattered. It feels like the things described are all over the place. After reading more than 20 chapters, I still don't understand what I'm talking about. I feel like they are all invalid chapters. There is no plot about the main character, and the sense of fragmentation is really strong.

The protagonist is middle-aged before his foundation is established, and I can't understand it. Middle-aged and old in foundation building, and old in gold elixir? What to do with Nascent Soul😱

The main plot of this book is closely linked, the protagonist is attentive step by step, and the author's writing is steady. It's just that this plug-in feels a bit problematic. The setting is a bit too big and takes away from the main storyline.