Ask About the Immortal Way

When I saw this picture, I knew why this book failed. It was too tedious. There are millions of words in one realm. I really have never read anything like this among so many upgrade novels. The pressure on the realm is too heavy. In fact, the author's writing style and plot conception are quite good. I subscribed to some in the past but skipped reading later because the pace was too slow.

After reading this, does anyone have any recommendations for Mortal Flow's books, with over a million words?

I've read 200 chapters. Write down your current views. The prologue of this book, which is the part before officially embarking on the journey of cultivating immortality, can be said to be excellent. The details are appropriate, and many details are amazing. Then after entering the Immortal Sect, the articles began to become gradually longer, and often the few chapters failed to advance any actual events. At the same time, the protagonist often says that his talent is limited and his progress is slow and he has no time to pay attention, but he insists on practicing corpse training. I wonder if the author has any obsession with the so-called evil method? At the same time, this book has a strong sense of déjà vu. Personally, it's hard to say I like it. For the prologue, I gave it a score of 9. After that, around the 200 chapters I have read so far, I only got a score of 6. Currently considering abandoning the pit.

It doesn't have the same taste as before. It's a pity to throw it away if it's tasteless.

"Inquiry into the Immortals" is my favorite mortal-style novel besides mortals. Personally, I think it is the best mortal-style novel written by anyone other than mortals. The character and temperament of the protagonist (cautious and low-key, not pretentious and unassuming) are all to my liking. The writing style is also good, the dialogue, demeanor and psychological description are very natural, and there are no embarrassing modern words. The supporting characters are also very three-dimensional. The most impressive supporting actress is Princess Dongyang. I thought she was just a passerby. But when the protagonist returned to the Sui Dynasty for the second time to see his old friend, the old friend heard that Dongyang had passed away. My heart still skipped a beat. This is the fairy tale. Come on, the interactions between the two were not much and they were full of power trading, but it impressed me deeply. In my opinion, Princess Dongyang and the protagonist are both the same type of people - they have clear goals and are willing to work hard and pay the price to achieve them. If she also has spiritual roots, she will definitely be a legend in the world of immortality. Although the two of them never said a word of like or love or even a hint of ambiguity, they seemed to be close friends. The friendship between the protagonist and Yun Youzi is extremely rare in the cunning and deceitful world of immortality. The two met in the early stages of foundation building and the foreshadowing was laid as early as when the protagonist was a mortal. At that time, both of them were struggling to find opportunities to practice and advance. Since then, they have supported each other through many experiences and dungeons. With the protagonist's cautious character, he can be with one person. Their love for each other is enough to prove the friendship between the two, because even though they are close friends and the protagonist's age, Yun Youzi's age is comparable to that of a senior. Before Yun Youzi's senior Yun Youzi failed to break through the Nascent Soul, he forced himself to refine a pill for the protagonist to help conceive a baby. Only then did he know Yun Youzi's true identity. This foreshadowing was buried deep. I abandoned this book once when the protagonist entered the Ancient Immortal Battlefield after building a foundation. The reason was that I couldn't stand the protagonist's endless breaking of bans in the dungeon. There were bans, bans, and bans everywhere in the dungeon. I picked it up and read it again later. Generally speaking, the shortcomings are not concealed. Some book friends don't like the idea of ​​selling oneself to build one's foundation, but I can still accept it.

I hope the author can write well and not be disturbed by anyone. If he can't finish, he will stop to rest and reorganize the outline. I bought the entire book and plan to keep it as a permanent meal. Currently, the more than 6 million words are not unfinished, which is rare. It can be seen that the author also has periodic writing struggles, but the second half of each volume is full of wonderful peaks. This is the only one I've read on the entire site that can describe a realm that reaches a level of combat power above Lianxu and still be logically consistent. Good luck to the author.

This book is really well written. It's not ironic, it's really unique. Nowadays, mortal novels, and even most of the immortal novels are basically badly written, and it is difficult to write anything new. The basic plots are almost exactly the same. In the early stage, the protagonist is basically a dog-eat-dog, submissive, and slowly develops by relying on one thing. When exploring secrets and scheming against each other, everyone will suddenly fall out, and the elders will trick the younger ones to death, either to seize the furnace, to seize the body, or to be used as medicine dregs. Members of the same sect will inevitably kill each other. The sect is full of selfish people who are willing to rebel at any time if they have some advantages (I don't know how this kind of sect is passed down). Anyway, there is no good person around the protagonist. Don't ask, it's just the way immortality is. What cannot be explained is that the villains are all brothers, and if the younger brother dies, the older brother will come to take revenge. If the apprentice dies, the master will take revenge. Although this book cannot completely break out of the framework of the underworld and immortality, it at least often has a few surprises. It's not all the kind of routine in mass-produced mortal novels where you know the ending of a person in the next three chapters just when you see him appear. Fellow students are all selfish and unreliable, but occasionally there are good people with genuine temperaments. The most important thing is this protagonist The plug-in is a super artifact, but it is extremely partial and does not help to improve the realm. Poor, miserable, unlucky, and poorly endowed. Rather than being a cultivator, it is better to say that he is a miserable man struggling to survive on the road to immortality. Every time I am lucky enough to survive, when I should have reaped all the benefits, I often cannot fully achieve my wish and cannot reap all the benefits. People watching scratched their heads. But the protagonist can stay the same and keep climbing higher with a trace of hope. This book is a breath of fresh air among mortals. This is a book that vividly interprets the word "mortal". Too many other mortal stories were written for the sake of the continuation of the plot, and they were all written as Long Aotian with a mortal core on the surface. As long as you go out, you will definitely get what you want, and all the teammates will die and you will get all the benefits. It seems that you can guess the plot interpretation after seeing a plot unfold. That would actually be even less interesting. It's like writing a story about a poor boy from the bottom of the family who became a billionaire through his own efforts, but ended up giving the poor boy three people whose parents were both dead and worth billions. It's boring. This book is refreshing. What is Wulinggen? Wulinggen is an old man in his fifties who is on the fifth level of Qi refining in the city, a boy in his teens who is on the first level of Qi refining in a restaurant, a maid who brings tea and water to people in an auction house, and all the living beings who people don't even look at. The protagonist is willing to be a cauldron, and the sea of ​​​​qi shrinks and damages the foundation to build the foundation, which makes people feel uncomfortable. But if you think about it carefully, there is no other choice for Wulinggen. Isn't making a furnace a chance? This is a true portrayal of a mortal struggling to climb upward. This is what a real mortal flow should be like, "knocking" to ask about the immortal way, and the word "knocking" is well deserved.

After thinking about it carefully, I finally understood why so many people reacted against Qingshi's writings about people's communication, struggle, and life, saying that it was not good enough. After all, the pace of life and habits are different. Modern people live at a fast pace and like fast food culture. They have the feeling of getting it right in one step and pursue substantial benefits. If there is no profit, it is meaningless. Just like today's games, automatic path finding, navigation, combat, and even AI assistance are not bad, this is the trend of the times But in fact, every author will more or less project himself into the work, including the author's values, insights, thoughts, etc. You can say Qin Sang is a good person, but he is definitely not a good person. Just like Dongyang Bo, Ye Qiudao, Yin Changsheng and others, you can say that they are bad people in some aspects, but they are definitely not evil people. Kuowen is a novel that starts from the flow of mortals and slowly evolves into "Blue Stone" himself. No matter what copy he enters or what happens, Qin Sang will do his best to get the rewards he deserves, can get, and can control. He will not be greedy for more, not jealous, and will not have evil thoughts at will. There are more narrative scenes, interactions between characters, and exploration of avenues, but less fighting, inner drama, and long narrations. Kuowen is a novel with a slow pace and lots of character interactions. Fat Chicken, White Crane, Double-Headed Hoar, Senior Sister, Bai... And others, even Mu Yifeng from Xiaohan Realm and Ran Luo from Canglang Sea, Kwokwen has been writing stories between people since the beginning. I am very glad that Qingshi is not a professional writer. Writing books is a kind of life adjustment (extra income) for him. I also hope that Qingshi can insist on writing his own stories. Just don't be a eunuch, please.

Very well written, great! I came here to read pirated copies, and I have always been a free prostitute. This time I came to Qidian to support the author. There are three reasons: First, this book may be the author's first book, so I need to support it and hope to continue to work hard. The second is the structural content of this book. There is no obvious unreasonableness in the arrangement and connection of various lines before and after digging holes. It can even be said that it is handled very well. Opportunities, conflicts and struggles are all very enjoyable to watch. Third, I was shocked and moved by the protagonist's unyielding and unyielding spirit. In some places in the book, there are just a few words about the values ​​​​of feelings and goals, which are very clear-headed and rational, and they inspired me a little. Keep up the good work, you will definitely become popular!

This book is one of the few high-quality mortal works from Qidian since the completion of The Legend of Mortal Cultivation. The most powerful thing about the author is that he has well written the essence of Mortal Style, which is the fighting spirit of the mediocre protagonist who constantly fights for his life and refuses to be ordinary. The difficulty of the protagonist's path to seek truth and the determination of his pursuit of truth are fully revealed in every plot. Family, friendship, and love in the secular world (family, old Taoist and Mingyue, princess/empress) are written in such a way that it is difficult to let go of, but the protagonist can still understand his true heart, decisively give up, and regard mundane happiness as nothing. Practicing dangerous skills and performing undercover missions in the evil sect are thrillingly depicted, and the protagonist's determination to seize the fleeting opportunity and finally escape is also amazing. In order to build the foundation of righteousness, the protagonist is even willing to work as a cauldron and damage the foundation. The complex emotions and bitter feelings in it are also revealed on the back of the paper. In the hundreds of years that followed, the protagonist thought of various ways to use various partial moves and miraculous tricks, struggling countless times in danger, just to find a chance to form an elixir. Reading the whole story, there are certainly a lot of joys, but more of them are subtle expectations mixed with bitterness and hope. The author's sophisticated writing skills are evident here. In addition to highlighting the protagonist, the most rare thing about this book is that it writes many characters who struggle and struggle in the pursuit of life goals, which well establishes the essence, spirit and spirit of the whole book. The old Taoist and Mingyue Xuanhu help the world and have been doing good in the world for decades; Princess Dongyang has the world in mind and rules the world as a woman; Qingzhu, who has only been mentioned in a few words, kills the enemy clan alone and takes revenge with a sword, which is so satisfying to think about; Tan Hao, who has been trapped in Qi training for decades, struggles hard, just to hold on to the hope of his brother's resurrection, which is equally touching. The most outstanding one is Yun Youzi. He has a weak foundation and is old, but in the face of various difficulties on the immortal path, he never gives up or even complains. He just makes plans and attacks again and again, as if everything should be like this. These sparkling supporting characters, some for love, some for righteousness, some for ambition, and some for immortality, all show a momentum of not surrendering to fate or giving up due to adversity. It can be said that "how many heroes can be found in this book!" This book is also highly skilled in rendering the atmosphere. The author does not use long lyrical sentences to convey anything. Only one or two sentences can make people's hearts stir. The first time I felt this was in Chapter 25, when I read the sentence "The carriage was silent, Chuntao covered her mouth tightly, tears streaming down her face." Then I realized that she was going to die on behalf of the princess, and the only thing she could do was to vaguely mention that her brother liked sticks before she died, and I suddenly felt infinite sympathy, sadness and pity. A young girl in her prime must face her inevitable fate without hesitation, but the last thing she worries about is not herself, but her sickly younger brother. In Chapter 318, the protagonist's former friend worked hard but was still trapped in the immortal pass for a long time. In the end, his mentality collapsed and he went crazy and chose to ambush the protagonist. However, after the protagonist killed him, he felt great sadness and confusion in his heart. The sentence "I dare to ask God, how to become an immortal?" Is a few words, which expresses the bitterness in the protagonist's heart. When the protagonist feels panicked and can only see endless thick dust no matter how much he looks up, how can the reader not feel that he feels the boundless despair? In Chapter 400, when Yunyouzi was frozen into an ice sculpture and was in danger, but still slowly walked towards the night lily step by step, the author only pointed out that "the night lily is still in full bloom, aloof and arrogant", which became an excellent portrayal of Yunyouzi himself. Aren't the flowers blooming in the extreme cold just like Yun Youzi himself, who is walking against the wind and asking about the immortal way? Of course, this book is not without its shortcomings. In my opinion, the various small copies in the plot are not very well written. I have read almost 500 chapters so far, and there are basically no small dungeons that left a deep impression on me. Only the two dungeons of Luo Xinnan/Human-headed Owl and Feitian Yaksha/Yu Hua still have some impressions. In this kind of dungeon battle plot that is necessary for mortals, there is still some gap between the writing level of this book and the Mortal Cultivation of Immortality. Therefore, including the recent Xing Yuan Shi/Jing Po Po copy, after reading for a long time, you will feel that the direct conflict in the story is not enough, and even a bit bland and boring. Maybe you can consider strengthening the plot design in this area and find a way to create a plot copy that can become a classic. No matter what, I wish the author better and better results.

I have been raising Qingsi for more than a year and have read the fourth volume of Qingsi. Qingshi's description of female cultivators is rare in immortal novels. Both senior sister and Liuli are independent independent female cultivators, not the protagonist's vassals. One is free and easy while the other is stubborn towards Qin Sang, but they both have a firm heart for the Tao. Although they are women, they are both truly talented cultivators. Many other novels are written like little women who are kept. The books you are after are either not good, bad, or constipated, and you will not be disappointed if you ask. The book is updated stably and has a large layout. The protagonist has three correct views on love and justice, the main supporting characters are vividly portrayed, and the main line is advanced layer by layer. Although it is always the perspective of the protagonist, it depicts a picture of practitioners seeking the truth in a desperate situation, unwilling to be trapped, and bucking the trend. It can be seen that there is a strict outline, and it is not written where I think. The only minor flaw is that some sentences are not fluent and the words are repeated, which is inevitable for daily update authors. I can refine it after I finish writing it, and it will be perfect. I will write a review a year and a half later, and the summary is still the same as my previous review: a novel about ordinary people who are better than masters. I hope Qingshi will continue his efforts.

Let's talk about this book. The plot is well handled, the foreshadowing is well filled in, the main theme is positive, the characters are well-developed, and everyone works hard for their own path and even resorts to any means. Wushang, Yunyouzi (I would like to call him the second male lead), Qingzhu (perfect, add a chapter for some introductions, and finally recycle the foreshadowing), Liuli (succeeded in shaping the image of the supporting role but had too much writing as Qingzhu, failed in shaping the heroine, and was just a plot promoter), Dongyang Bo, etc. Represent their pursuit. But although the mortal flow first suppresses and then increases, it is not suppressed all the time. Mortal has a rhythm that is ups and downs, which seems to be relaxing, but this book has been depressing. After a thousand chapters, it was a little bit more exciting to ascend to the Nascent Soul, but only a little, and the abuse continued later. . . It's too little, I don't ask for more, but it's the place where it should be. It's like the feeling of relief after having been constipated for many years. Otherwise, why would I torture Qin Sang to become an immortal? Why would I pursue him for more than a thousand chapters? Is it to experience real life? But reality is hard enough. Brother, what you wrote is an online novel and not a real-life biography. This series deserves to be good and unpopular.

When I first read this work a few years ago, I was absolutely astonished. It was so beautifully written. The scenery is laid out with a few strokes, and the characters appear on the page after only a few chapters. The power of the writing is evident everywhere. The vast mist of the Wuling River reads as beautiful as the Three Gorges. Bai Jianglan, the princess, Taoist Master Jixin, Mingyue, who only appear in a few chapters, and even Chun Tao, who only writes a few lines, are all beautiful in form and spirit, clean and neat, and have a long aftertaste. But this time I picked up and re-read it, but I gradually felt tired. The plot and characters become shaky, the map switching is hasty, the foreshadowing can be seen at a glance, the background setting is often inserted abruptly, some supporting characters are as thin as paper figures, and there are some unsupportable coincidence bridges... I wanted to read it in one go, but in the end I was tired and regretful and found it difficult to continue. The regret of going high and going low is like unbrewed tea, the fragrance gradually becomes astringent when you first smell it. Perhaps the pace of updating has worn away the author's patience in polishing. Those brushstrokes that were carved in the early stage seemed to be diluted by running water in the later stage. Pity.

This book {"TopicId":"937813356252495872","TopicName":"Questioning the Immortal Way"} and {"TopicId":"93922339485476454 4","TopicName":"A Question of Immortality"} is the same, it's so full of details, I feel like I can't finish it after another 10 years of writing, and there's no hope of completion This book is full of descriptions of scenery in large sections, and individual plots are so detailed that they're almost endless ( The interesting plots are very good, but most of them are uninteresting. It's really too painful.) Frequent map changes (the map will be directly disconnected from the previous map as soon as it is changed, and the news will not be conveyed for thousands of years). I asked Chang Sheng Shui to talk in the chariot wheel. Change the sentence into 10 meanings and express it repeatedly, repeatedly emphasizing that you are afraid of doing something, and then immediately doing something again. As a person in his 50s, he always writes about how he looks like a child, feels like he will burp in the next second, and frequently emphasizes his beauty.

I think the protagonist's path is to become immortal, whether it's Mahayana killing, Mahayana Shinto, saint, or demon, spirit, insect, poison, corpse, demon, yin and yang! As long as it helps to break through, you can use it! There is no fixed Tao that can be passed down from ancestors. The protagonist's cultivation so far relies on gathering the strengths of hundreds of schools to make up for his own shortcomings! The protagonist has actually walked a unique path from the very beginning! (I have never heard of any human race that can practice so many fatal skills. Without the protection of a creature of creation like the Jade Buddha, it would be impossible for similar beings to follow suit.)

Can you recommend a novel similar to this book (no need for intellectual or refreshing novels)

The advantage is that the protagonist is humane, not a lone star or a love brain, and the author's thinking about the meaning of life is higher than the average level of online literature. But the details are not appropriate. The protagonist has poor qualifications and is slow to practice. He also writes a lot of trivial things, making the readers suffer along with him. The things to practice are mixed but not refined, and they are all incomplete exercises. After reading hundreds of chapters, I didn't see any completion, so I rushed to the new exercises. I dug too many holes. After a treasure hunt, there are only bits and pieces of harvest, and there is no major progress at all. It is really unnecessary to repeat this process over and over again. I understand that the operating model of online articles that relies on word count is destined to be mostly hydrological, but the patience of readers is also limited.

After saving for a long time, I saw Xiaoyaoyou from Peach Blossom End in one go. Qingshi is indeed very skilled in plot design. The subtle information he overhears may become the key to breaking the game at the last moment, and small objects may turn into treasures. The character creation is even more exciting. Entering the dungeon to fight with others. Everyone is not a fuel-efficient lamp. You can deduce the general context based on clues. It really feels like a powerful monk fighting against each other. Qingsi Volume One has some shortcomings. Let's not mention it for the moment. The ending of Xiaoyaoyou is really disappointing. (I don't know if there is something wrong with the bluestone outline. This volume does not end with the masterpiece) Throughout the previous article, Qin Sang often used a low level to seize food from the tiger's mouth, and he was still struggling at every step. On the broken mirror, there are figures of selling oneself to build a foundation, forming a corpse pill, and forming a baby in the three realms to transform into a god. The corpse pill is the most touching. I have been suppressing it for so long, and I finally feel in control of the Wuxiang Immortal Sect. I thought that after becoming a god, I would truly have a free journey, but I never expected to ascend in such a hurry, and I was greatly disappointed. I think this volume should be arranged like this: Qin Sang travels to the Storm Realm and explores other shelters. Search for the ascension platform and finally find the Wu Clan's reception platform based on various clues; resolve the cause and effect, deal with the relationship with Liuli, and settle down the Qingyang Temple; fill in the holes and discover more secrets of the Storm Realm; Jin Yi returns home and encounters an old friend. In this way, Qin Sang traveled around the world as the number one person in the Storm Realm, severing the cause and effect, improving his cultivation and potential. When he could no longer make any progress (in the middle or late stage), he guided everyone to ascend through the Yin Yin Platform, ascending to the upper realm in full glory, living up to the name of Xiaoyaoyoujuan.

A good classical novel about mortals cultivating immortality. I have read Mortals and I feel very comfortable reading this novel. The plots of the difficulty of finding immortality at the beginning of the book, cutting off the mortal world in the middle, and the corpse talisman can also save people are all very well written. In the article, compared to Han Paopao's small bottle for ripening, Lin Xuan's Xinghai purified elixir, Liu Ming's independent space of Tianni Pearl, etc., The role of the Jade Buddha in protecting the mind and cultivating the corpse elixir is also very creative. From searching for immortals in Sanwu City, to unexpectedly entering the Kuiyin Sect, participating in the Yuanzhaomen trial, joining Shaohua Mountain, returning to Longguan to obtain the Lingquan Cave, making a cauldron for foundation building, exploring the ruins of the Corpse Sect, entering the Ancient Immortal battlefield, the secret realm of Longjingfang City Medicine Garden, the Wuya Valley dungeon, the friction between the two realms, cultivating the corpse elixir, entering the Zhi Tianfeng, teleporting to the Continent of the Witch God, refining treasures to kill demons, and then the latest dungeon of the Seven Kills Palace. The overall plot is still very rich, and the supporting characters have online IQs. In the article, escaping from the pursuit of the old man Jie Dan Duque in the secret realm of Tianjing, and counterattacking to kill the fake Dan Yuhua in Wuya Valley are quite exciting. Personally, I feel that the setting of Yunyouzi in the book is a bit abrupt from the current content of the book. Judging from the performance of the Yaoyuan dungeon, Wuya Valley dungeon and Ruzhi Tianfeng, Yunyouzi's secrets, strength, alchemy and formation skills are slightly beyond his cultivation. In comparison, Mu Yifeng's description makes me feel that the plot is more reasonable, and the protagonist's self-destruction magic weapon is released later. I think it's pretty good to classify the magical weapons in the alchemy stage as the same as the magical weapons according to the middle and upper extremes. I wonder if there will be settings similar to the mortal ancient treasures and the heavenly spiritual treasures and the Xuantian treasures in the future. Judging from the Yuanying's actions that appear in the book so far, there are relatively few positive descriptions of Yuanying's magical powers and secret techniques. We hope that Xiao Qin Yuanying will be able to conquer the magic fire 🙂.

I have been a book fan for 8 years, and I think this book is really well written. It is one of the few fairy tales that suits my taste. However, I personally feel that there are some shortcomings in that there are too many branches and too long. I was a little impatient when I read it. The plot of the plain girl and the mute aunt made me feel awkward.

But life is not like this. How can everything have a result? Many encounters end abruptly in the process of getting better.

The author's writing style and conception are very good, which is why I keep reading until now. But according to the plot, starting from the middle to the end of the previous chapter, or at the latest starting from the return to the Storm Realm, it should be the time to start the continuous climax, but the current effect is not good. The main performance is that the main line is slow to advance, and the establishment of altars and dojos should not be the focus of this chapter. This chapter should be divided into several climax points in an orderly manner, such as unifying the Storm Realm, defeating the Changyou Clan, leading the Storm Realm to fight against the Inhumans and killing the Inhumans alone in the late stage of refining the void, and using the magic altar to fight alone against the Inhumans in the combined period to protect the Storm Realm. The climax of the above key points is from low to high. The author wants to write a lot, or he doesn't care much about catering to the readers' excitement, but I would say that those who are willing to follow up on the novel are generally able to accept the author's writing techniques. At this point in time, when more readers are complaining about it, there may indeed be some problems. The time span is large, the preparation time is long, but the climax chapters are too few and too short, which should be the biggest shortcoming of this book.

I have finished reading The Fisherman. The writing of this chapter is actually not that bad, but the ending is so painful for me. It is like this every time, and I am forced to change the map. Why do I have to use this method every time? ! ! Many people were a little disgusted with this volume at the beginning, but I thought it would be good to try something different. In the end, you told me that this entire volume was an arranged script, and I immediately vomited blood. Feeling pure love to the point of getting engaged and then you told me you were playing with me. This sudden ending is indeed a big contrast, so big that it makes my friends explode 💔. I can't accept it, I really can't stand it 😭, so I just treat it like a good book with 1800 chapters.

I have never been able to find the Xianxia novel I wanted to read. When I first read this book, I didn't particularly like the plot, but I persevered because of the good writing. I was very happy to read more than 170 chapters. I like this book very much. Come on, author.

Many book friends follow the book because they like the mortal stream, and so do I. I think this book is the best work against the starting point of the mortal stream today. I have also read many anti-human abortion stories, and without exception, everyone seems to be unable to write about the post-Nascent Soul, because the original slow development and stubbornness of mortals is no longer suitable for the post-Nascent Soul system. From the foreshadowing left by the author in the past, such as Ziwei Realm, Sword Attendant, and Seven Killing Hall, I know that the background of this book is very grand, and I am also looking forward to the innovative changes of Mortal Stream. I think the world of talismans is well written. I am a little confused about the current world, but I believe in Qingshi and want to continue reading. I hope the author will not stop. Also, even if I complain that this book is not good at the moment, is there any alternative I can read? Read with peace of mind

I hope the parts about time travel in the first few chapters can be revised. The setting of time travel is really too redundant. It feels like the origin of the protagonist was casually confused by time travel. I hope there will be a physical book, which is not available to ordinary people. You can collect a set of this one 😳

Shu Huang is looking for books Except for Asking the Immortal Way, these are what I am currently reading. Dear book friends, do you have any similar recommendations?

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I saved 200 chapters and read them all in one go. Come on.

I remember this book was so good. After I finished reading it, I wanted to wait until it was finished before continuing. Unexpectedly, I kept updating and not finishing it 🥱