Weird Cultivation of Immortality, Others Pay the Price for Me

The author cheats the protagonist. . . The protagonist can shift the price and not try his best to kill the old monk? ? ?

The front part is quite interesting, but the back part is not interesting After reading it all, it is no longer attractive and I will not continue reading.

Fake Cthulhu, various crime-related novels, readers have no sense of their own thinking after reading it, and even want to laugh a little; real Cthulhu, advanced mathematics, the truth of the world, always feel like someone is whispering in the male south, indescribable, unimaginable, no, just no, real fear!

Goldfinger is incredible, but unfortunately the protagonist's IQ is too low. Anyone with a normal IQ can use this golden finger to become invincible initially.

Every time you cast a spell or run a skill, you have to pay a price. The protagonist's first cast of a spell costs a body of flesh and blood. I want to know how other people practice? ? ?

What do you write about at the end? It's still primitive, why are you so amateur? I wrote it too fast. What I want to see is the Fairyland, not some prehistoric world.

This book is definitely plagiarized from "The Weird Cultivation of Immortality: I Can Exempt the Price", at least it borrowed some lessons from it.

In Chapter 5, the protagonist lets the enemy know what his cheating ability is, which can be regarded as breaking my record of reading books over the years 😅

The conditions are too simple, there are no restrictions on the gold finger, and it breaks down too easily.

Haven't you figured it out yet? The author is making such a huge plot, but it's not like writing a cool novel. Based on the character of the protagonist and the background of the world, and thinking about the current direction of the plot, it must be that the protagonist rebels against the whole world and fights against the gods and Buddhas. Thinking about it this way, even if it is a plot, it is still acceptable.

The first part is okay, it's quite enjoyable to watch, but the pace speeds up in the middle, and it's straight up. It was originally written in an indescribable world, and there is a price to pay for cultivation, but the protagonist can directly transfer the price. The subject matter is good, Golden Finger is just right, and novel, but the style changes directly after ascending, and you have penetrated into the ancient world. The ancient world is not a small world. If the status is too high, the golden immortal can live forever, and Da Luo has jumped out of the three realms and is no longer in the five elements. As for you, a micro-god who just ascended to the small world, can penetrate into the ancient world. Isn't this a joke? According to what you wrote, the realm is similar to that of human immortals in the ancient world. You must know that there are countless large, medium and small thousand worlds around the prehistoric era, and the space within just one innate magic weapon is equivalent to one small thousand worlds. So you should first penetrate Xiaoqian World. In fact, it shouldn't ascend. What a good subject. Control the difficulty of cultivation and write three or four hundred chapters first. Love, hate, love and hatred should be written once, and finally you will become a god and the whole play will be over.

You have to have brains but no brains, you have strength but no strength, even one of your own people is killed, what the hell are you writing?

If it is an ordinary person without plug-ins, the simplest way is to offset the two costs, one to increase flesh and blood, and the other to sacrifice flesh and blood. If done properly, the cost can be minimized.

The rest of the prehistoric chapter is boring. Did the author Zhao find someone to write for him, or did the author not write seriously enough? I regret that I subscribed in bulk.

Since the damage can be transferred, why not transfer it to the inner alchemy bug and still look for ways everywhere? Isn't this just picking up sesame seeds while holding a watermelon? Bad review Bad review

It's an incredible book, with ups and downs of plot and full text. The rest of the Cthulhu novels, no matter how many people they kill or how many eyeballs and tentacles they grow, are actually quite childish. Only this book captures the dark absurdity and despair of the Cthulhu world.

Open a weird collection post. Collect weird spells, monsters, characters, organizations, settings, etc., Hoping to have enough horror atmosphere. I hope interested readers will be inspired.

The first part is very good, I stayed up late to read it, but later I found a ghostwriter, and he was still a ghostwriter of ancient novels. He changed the subject in just one chapter. That's awesome. Bye bye.

Not bad, but the pace of the plot is too fast. It's okay in the early stage, but it takes off directly in the later stage. There are no women to act as seasonings. It's very dry.

It's a very good book, but it was ruined by the author himself.

Let me ask you, the person who was resurrected by the soul-returning sand, if he had been alive, wouldn't the world be in chaos? If that were true, millions of people would have been resurrected and they would have dominated the world long ago.

What does writing the prehistoric chapter have to do with the previous one? It's inexplicable🤫🤫🤫 And the writing of Honghuang is really bad. What on earth is the author thinking? It's really a waste of my points The previous writing was quite novel, what does it have to do with the title of the book now? What about cheating points? Water King?

Let me take a look, what you said is so good, I don't know what to think.

What do you say? It looked pretty good at the beginning, but it didn't take much to fly straight away, which felt very rushed. This was fine, and the divine writings were pretty good, but suddenly I was gone to the wild world, and I was still in a small world? This makes me unable to stand it. I've always watched the original version, but I've only watched a little bit of Honghuang, and the style doesn't match at all, so goodbye. Before I leave, let me tell you my opinion. The world at the beginning can be written to the end. You have to learn to expand the content and cover it in one stroke later. This is very painful. There are many holes to dig, and the spells are also fun. In the later stage, it becomes just a formality. I feel like I want to finish it quickly.

It was fine before, but by Ascension it had collapsed.

Give everything to others and they will become invincible hahaha

Will there be a father after time travel? Do you have a sister? Will you still be yourself after time travel? Is there a female protagonist? How many children have you had?

Goldfinger is too powerful. Just use Huabei until the 10th of every month. You don't have to pay the same amount and it deducts other people's money from Alipay. This is a bit ridiculous. The cruel training process in it is passed over in one go, because there is no effort. You can consider changing the map and limiting it later. The world is different and the rules are different. Maybe the protagonist in this world is GM. How do you write it later? The combat power is too buggy and others can't stop it. It feels like cheating. It is very exciting at the beginning. After watching it for a while, I feel boring and the sense of fragmentation is too big. It's like changing attributes in a stand-alone game.

I thought of Ye Zhen inexplicably. On the top of the ghost, proud of the world, there will be heaven with me, Ye Zhen. ——Heroes attack

Very well written, looking forward to putting it on the shelves, fully ordered