I Am a Paper Man, Living in the World of Cultivating Immortals

It was said to be a paper man, but I couldn't see where the paper man was after I finished it. He also had to eat spiritual rice and the like. As long as you eat the essence, it will be more reliable than eating it directly. I hope the author will think about it carefully, otherwise it will feel like the paper man is just a gimmick.

You are also a paper-writer, but the paper-writer Chengdao is much better than you!

What I saw was a different kind of cultivation! And there is nothing special about being in the slow cultivation realm!

Good guy, why is the protagonist another dog? You can actually give away the intelligent paper crane, which is considered a treasure. 🐮

I want to know how a paper man with no meridians in his body can practice human skills? Author, please explain

To be honest, the writing is still good, but unfortunately the plot logic has some flaws. In a world of cannibalism, the protagonist, who looks about forty years old and has been having sex for hundreds of years, is a bit naive and cute.

Isn't this just a replica of Gou Zai's world?

Good demons and gods don't do things to their own devices but remain human beings.

I have become a paper person and still don't understand origami.

The writing is quite good. Fortunately, I didn't listen to the nonsense from people in the comment area! If you haven't read the book or can't understand the book, don't write random comments. Isn't this misleading for those of us who are serious readers?

I feel like the writing is quite good, but it's awkward for the paper man to eat. Wouldn't it be better to just set it up like a ghost sucking the "qi" out of the rice? Shouldn't there be some special techniques? At least it's a technique that absorbs the moonlight. Isn't this how spirit training is set up? Practicing ordinary Qigong methods feels quite contrary. Also, the female nun in the Questioning Heart Sect felt very speechless and very deliberate. She was deliberately related to the protagonist. The female nun in the dead paper door also felt very deliberate. Good things happened to the protagonist. Apart from these points, I felt that the plot was well written. I hope the book can be completed. There are many eunuch novels with this level of proficiency.

Not as good-looking as the paper figure of enlightenment, with pearls and jade in front. Open a new book!

Author, I am very familiar with your plot. Cutting paper into the moon and teleporting the sect to destruction and getting the inheritance is the plot of a book. The rug repairing at the beginning is the plot of another book. The plagiarism check rate is ridiculously high.

There is still a system for cultivating immortals, but he is gone.

I was baffled

As a paper man, if you don't create your own paper man, how can you cultivate immortality?

Except for the slight bug that paper demons can directly practice human skills, all other aspects of the settings are still very careful Although Goldfinger is based on another novel, this book has its own characteristics, and the updates and rhythm are much better than that one. That one is really too watery, and it cannot even guarantee an update of 3,000 words a day.

Why is the paper man worried about erysipelas? And wasn't it said earlier that the paper man can't digest elixirs?

This protagonist is totally a loser, he's really drunk