Li Xiangxiang's Life of Cultivating Immortals

A light and funny article about cultivating immortality, a good genre, but the funny plots are more traditional, but the routine is very good. I think this kind of article should be very long. Come on, I look forward to your mutual evaluation.

Half of the posts are from the author. Is it so true?

Today's two recommendation tickets are here

The first investment, author, come on

The writing is good so far, I will save it first.

Author, the recommendation vote ranking is over 7,000. Before, it was over 9,000. Congratulations.

The writing is clear and smooth, keep reading, keep reading.

It looks relaxing and enjoyable, and makes you want to read on. By the way, how many female protagonists are there?

Hahahaha, the writing is clear, leisurely and entertaining, come on, come on💪

Already collected, keep updated, come on! Mutual income

The starting point collection monster is here and has been collected.

Okay, I guess you have to wait a day or two.

Have read five chapters. It's very creative, and the protagonist's warm journey of cultivating immortality is quite popular. It's just that the plot of the male protagonist growing up is a bit abrupt at the beginning, can it be separated a bit? Come on!

In fact, the writing is good, but you got the key points wrong, and instead made it look like a literary youth. It is true that the descriptions in various places are very good, but they are not clearly distinguished. The detailed descriptions are indeed necessary, but the descriptions are a little lighter. Use There are too many words, so you still need to pay attention. After all, you are writing online articles, not literature. And if you want to write literature, you have to read more. This will not work... Well, try hard, I think you can put it in the collection shelf to eat dust.

Perseverance today will be the ladder to becoming a god in the future! Come on brother

It feels like there are fewer and fewer people watching. Are you feeling cold?

Today I just happened to read the chapter where the main character debated with the Buddhist disciple, Senior Brother Pingwuqi.

Today I saw a post from a full-time writer, who wrote more than 1 million words, but has no fans, no favorites, and no subscriptions. Damn, your senior