My Master Only Breaks Through at the End of His Lifespan

Those who are always saying that they are bookworms of more than ten years still believe that the original version is either rich or fake. A real old bookworm reads hundreds of novels every year. Who can afford genuine books without being a wealthy person 😏😏

A breakthrough can only be made when the limit is reached. By then, wouldn't it be impossible for the protagonist to break through when he reaches the same level as heaven?

At first glance, this guy named Wang is the real protagonist. This person who broke through the limit is just an old man. Otherwise, he would be licking to that extent. Normally, if he could break through the limit, wouldn't he find a place to retreat into seclusion? Why should he be so active in the sect? He is not a genius, so the protagonist can't be a transparent person in the sect. Wouldn't that be very good? He wants to accept the younger brothers here and make friends there. It's disgusting.

I personally understand that the protagonist can break through before the deadline, but the success rate is very low due to qualifications. After the deadline is reached, the success rate is 100%! Lay a good foundation in the early stage, and predict that there will be a crisis in the later stage that has to be broken through in advance, otherwise it will be as impossible to read as the book friends said!

Fuck, I just read the first few chapters and felt good about myself, but suddenly there was a woman who screamed "husband, husband, husband" as soon as she appeared on the scene, and she really forced the protagonist to marry her so as not to get upset, right? It's so numb... So poisonous!

Two beauties appear in ten chapters, which is too low-level... The protagonist obviously has the power of ecstasy to modify other people's memories, why not wash away the little loli's feelings for him? I said before that I would never find a Taoist companion in this life, but within two chapters, the protagonist had no choice but to reluctantly agree under the other's crying.

This is the only novel I have spent money to read. Let me complain about the two major poisonous points of this book. 1. The protagonist's wife was robbed by the garbage Mahayana at the beginning. Are you in your Qi training period? If you endure it, you will become stronger later, will you take revenge? ? Later, he became a great person, but he was robbed by a higher-level one. Haha, believe it or not, the protagonist became more advanced later, but he still laughed it off. In short, this garbage heroine is not worthy of the protagonist. I have read all the works, and this is the most disgusting heroine in this book. 2. There are no qualification level restrictions for everyone in this book. Any cat or dog can cultivate to become a true immortal, a golden immortal, a quasi-sage, or a quasi-sage. If you don't believe it, look at it. There are trillions of people in the protagonist's sect, and everyone behind them is a quasi-sage. To become an immortal is to grab resources. You can walk alone, and if you don't have good qualifications, you shouldn't upgrade them blindly. If the author does this, what's the use of qualifications? It's too poisonous. Can the immortal world accommodate so many Daluo quasi-sages?

This book is really poisonous. It doesn't matter that the protagonist's strength is slow to improve. He always likes to cause trouble. He talks about wanting to be a coward, but he always ends up being promiscuous. I felt that Ye Xiaoyao was the protagonist and there would definitely be trouble if I followed him, so I boarded his ship without hesitation.

A little girl of several years old appears out of nowhere and inexplicably wants to marry the male protagonist. She still inexplicably wants to marry the male protagonist after not seeing him for many years? Author, have you fallen in love with a little girl in the kindergarten near your home? You fantasize about her every day and write it into the book. This book is written for her, right?

There are quite a lot of poisonous points in this book. I can't believe there are only three poisonous points in 100 chapters. 1. He said he was stubborn, but he still went for it. For example, he was walking with the protagonist of Jindan who had an old grandfather. He knew that something might happen, but he still followed him, so he beat him until he was about to die. If he hadn't been one of the protagonists, he would definitely have died this time. 2. A girl said she liked him, and he agreed, but he was still thinking about looking for someone else. Although he hadn't started yet, it was an irresponsible behavior. 3. There is a supporting character who keeps asking for things from the protagonist but does not give anything. The protagonist has saved his life twice, but the other party still comes to the protagonist for something. He has never done anything to the protagonist, and he does not know that every drop of kindness must be repaid, let alone saving lives, but never takes action. If the protagonist does not help this supporting character, will the supporting character turn against him? I think so. A person who can only ask for things has a personality problem.