I Cultivate the Sword Immortal Path

It was fine in the beginning, but then slowly began to suppress the protagonist. I felt that the protagonist was living a very frustrated life. Almost every place he went to, he had to be low-key and do a lot of conspiracies. He also had to engage in a lot of conspiracies. If he bought an elixir, he would be immediately targeted for murder, and the elixir pavilion did not care about the person who bought the elixir. Doesn't this clearly mean that everyone should not go to him to buy elixirs? Also, the protagonist meets a woman. That woman starts off as ordinary, and then suddenly transforms into a master. How many times has this happened? I don't know what the author thinks, but from what I read, the author suppresses the protagonist too deliberately. After taking so many elixirs, his cultivation level still hasn't improved much. The person who takes elixirs is not as fast as others in cultivation, and there are side effects if he takes too much, so who would take elixirs? The author does not need to put so much pressure on the protagonist. He can use elixirs to quickly and reasonably improve his cultivation. Then he can collect skills and weapons as the main line, and use flying swords to shock everyone's eyes. Even if he becomes invincible soon, he can also change to different worlds, and extract various systems from different worlds to integrate into the Sword Immortal. Analyze various systems from the perspective of the Sword Immortal, and then brainstorm new ways of cultivation. For example, the nuclear bomb sword fairy of the physics department, the quantum sword fairy, the black hole sword fairy who shoots out a gamma ray burst with one sword, the world sword fairy of the inner world cultivation system, the world sword fairy who creates the world with one sword, the destruction sword fairy who specializes in destroying the world, the curse sword fairy of the weird genre, and extracts weird behaviors The regular sword fairy who changes the rules, the immortal sword fairy who uses the weird immortality principle as his foundation, the indescribable sword fairy who gets weirder the higher the level, the magical attribute sword fairy, the sword fairy who shoots various elemental sword energy with one sword, the holy light sword fairy who can quickly heal wounds with one sword cut, and so on. The following are purely imaginary. The main point is that the author's emphasis on the protagonist is illogical. After all, being a swordsman in the martial arts world is just for fun. Otherwise, wouldn't it be better to go to the fairy world? ps: This is just a personal opinion. Maybe I am picky after reading too many novels. After all, I have read too many of the same routines. Objectively speaking, the author's book is still good.

A book with too good grades may not be suitable for everyone, and a book with too poor grades may not be suitable for most people.                                                                                 Pig feet will definitely be intercepted if they buy elixirs or magic weapons. Will the business industry flourish in this environment? After all, spending money requires risking one's life, so this business is doomed to fail. There is still a shitty market. At most, it is just a regular transaction between various large and small forces that are equal. It is impossible to have a place suitable for personal consumption. If low-end cultivators are intercepted and killed, mid-to-high-end cultivators will also be intercepted and killed by those of the same level.

The protagonist is such an awesome cheat, and he actually has a gangster as his adoptive father? I really admire the author's brain circuit! The author is just enjoying himself! Farewell

It's very strange later on. You can't practice by yourself. You have to take drugs. The key is that you are cheating and taking drugs. Why can't you be as good as others who practice by yourself? Is this suppressing your combat power or cheating in reverse?

The author's writing is quite good. Why can't his grades improve? Is it because he doesn't have enough exposure? I can only vote for recommendations to encourage the author, 👍👍

If I keep going at my current level, my results shouldn't be too bad. I will also order more. Come on.

The protagonist trains to be a swordsman, but he accepts a village gang leader as his adoptive father. This lofty setting of the swordsman was in vain, so he decisively gave up!

In Chapter 10, the protagonist is still a bad guy and left. I really don't know what the author was thinking. Jin Yong didn't dare to write it like this!

Come on, author! Although the pace is slow, I can watch it. The slow pace is also beautiful

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