Ding Zhenren

Combining martial arts with immortality is quite novel from this point of view. It has a relatively uplifting atmosphere, and the plot is quite good, with both excitement and excitement. You must be patient in the early stages of reading this book. Going to the Ten Thousand Poison Gate is the first turning point, and the Eternal Continent is a progression. After that, your ability to create supporting characters will be greatly improved. The level of the mastermind behind the scenes has also skyrocketed, and the part involving the battle of ideas is very exciting. This is a group of bosses who have escaped from low-level tastes, bosses with lofty ideals, and bosses who strive to realize the great rejuvenation of the ethnic group (seems to be fine).

Brother, why are you doing so much →_→

This book is very well written and has some flavor of cultivating immortality. I personally suggest that the author learn from the mortal chapter of "Mortal Cultivation Biography" (remember: it is a mortal chapter, the spirit world chapter is average, and the fairy world chapter is scumbag). And remember, "He who learns from me will live, and he who resembles me will die." It is recommended that the author should update less and polish his writing style. If this number is not a small number, and the author has not written it in advance. 25 Chapters and 30,000 words in 4 days is already very impressive. And I feel like the author's writing is about to collapse. I hope the author can find some experts and book lists to help recommend this book. In this case, the book will take off quickly, and the author can spend more time updating and polishing his writing.

The investment income of the new book is 166 points, why is it a eunuch?