I Really Don't Know the Immortals and Buddhas All over the Sky.

I don't know how the author came up with the outline, but looking at it so far, I just feel like it's broken. For example, when I read Chapter 82, the female dragon has a lot of poisonous points. After the author has updated it, I can talk about the foreshadowing in the future. Otherwise, it will be too discouraging. I am not very able to handle it at the moment. Moreover, I personally feel that the protagonist is too boring now.

I couldn't read the comments on my computer, so I took out my phone to complain. The last immortal sounds very high-level. I thought he was an invincible writer, so he shouldn't be much different, but then they all showed up and were better than him. His actions and dialogues are not like a fairy at all, and look very awkward. There is also that dragon who has an unpleasant personality, and the contact with the country was a bit uncomfortable, so I jumped directly. I'm almost at chapter 30 now, and I started skipping around chapter 25. The last immortal has such a low level, and in no way can it be explained that he is also an immortal who has initiated the revival of spiritual energy. It makes me sad to see how difficult it is for an individual to accept a few named disciples. (This is purely a personal opinion, please comment after reading it)

When I saw the label on this novel indicating that it was a behind-the-scenes story, I thought that the protagonist was hiding behind the scenes to activate spiritual energy recovery, secretly pretending to be an old Yinbi, and using various means to guide the reincarnations of the gods and Buddhas in the sky to embark on the path of cultivation, so that the gods and Buddhas in the sky can compete with geniuses all over the world on the stage of becoming gods. Tit-for-tat confrontation, through group portraits, allows readers to understand the personalities of each genius, as well as their experiences and emotions, and allows readers to understand the growth path of each immortal and Buddha, and to experience the kind of unwillingness to admit defeat, or intrigues, or mutual support, or experiencing life and death. In the end, the king returns, and after watching it, I realized that I was wrong. This is not the behind-the-scenes layout flow at all. After turning on the spiritual energy recovery, ordinary people become extremely powerful, while animals do not have any mutations. Needless to say, I can understand this. I just pretend that the author forgot to write it. The most important thing is to contact the official people. They are all immortals without any qualifications. The difference between immortals and mortals is the difference in life levels. No matter if it is an ordinary person, if he really has the body of an immortal and possesses magical powers, his mentality will change. He will either stand high and try his best to express himself, or hide behind the scenes and secretly make things happen. Even if he cooperates with the official, he will put on a few vests for himself. Unless he has the ability to suppress everything, he will not trust anyone.

The idea is pretty good, but the plot always feels a bit awkward and uncomfortable...

Too much involvement with the government, no immortality!

Author, you underestimate contemporary mortals! In the early stage, you seemed to be more of an idiot. The character of your protagonist is really unpleasant. It was really unpleasant to watch in the early stage. I just finished watching The Reborn Dominator, and I feel that the gap is too big in comparison. However, everyone has their own preferences, so if you don't like it after watching it, don't criticize it.

It's okay, it depends on personal feelings! But it's not suitable for me. This novel is too deeply involved with the government, and the progress is very slow.

Are all the apprentices female? Not to mention other things, I just can't accept this. Is the last immortal a diaosi?

Look at what the comment author always says about the late stage... No one in the early stage will care about where you came from in the late stage...

The author has read a lot of Kuaishou, and the novels he writes are also funny. Not many people like to read this type of novel.

No, you, an immortal, have no character at all.

I really don't understand why Youyi Xian wants to compete with the Immortal Cultivation Department and Dongwang Gong for power. As the only immortal, not to mention force, as a preacher, he naturally has great advantages. After excluding the Dongwang Gong in the Immortal Cultivation Department, most of the others can actually be regarded as the protagonist's subordinates. And the system clearly points out that finding the incarnation of immortals and Buddhas is a very obvious help.

Keep writing steadily. In this kind of book, the scenes will become more and more grand later on, and it will collapse if you are not careful. The pace can be slowed down a little. Come on, I will keep an eye on you.

The writing is not bad! Collected! Come on update! Welcome to visit us again!

It's a good idea, but the punishment for the protagonist's mission is too severe. He is just a tool man.

An ordinary person can fight with an immortal or even the Duke of the East. This is simply impossible.

I like this kind of interlocking and various layouts to fight wits. The author keeps up the good work. The latest update is very enjoyable. It will be on the shelves soon, I hope there will be more updates!

I saw that my apprentice had to live with the dragon girl because of his poor health. So I can't see the author's back story, but there are still problems with the previous processing and character creation. The protagonist just seems to be a different person at a time, without his own personality (a good guy?). Actually, I really wanted to read the story of the little junior sister and the senior sister growing up together, but unfortunately I couldn't hold on. Hide

Why is there only so much discussion thread? There are more than 90 people with more than 2,000 recommendation votes? There were a lot of trolls, so did you delete it?