I Am Fishing Among Mortals to Cultivate Immortality

I don't know if you have seen the author's update today: "Antidote? Aphrodisiac?" In this chapter, the protagonist makes Qi Yunxiao awesome and has sex with Xin Ruyin. The reason is that the person from the little cultivator's family described the aphrodisiac as an antidote, and the protagonist suddenly lost his mind and didn't realize it 😆😆😆😆😆😆 Then the author wrote it, it was fun for a while, but he didn't know how to wrap it up later, so he deleted this chapter. I can't find it anymore.

After reading more than 30 chapters, I ended up writing more than 10 chapters in Mo Mansion. I couldn't read Mo Caihuan who came to my door. Damn it, I shouldn't have written so many chapters. You thought you were Han Li, do it again. The idea of ​​reading is unclear and really disgusting. No matter how good the writing is, I don't want to read it anymore.

Are you forcing the level? After eating so many Heaven-Building Pills, you are better than 2 spiritual roots. You are the only one who formed the pills after Han Li had already formed them. Others have re-cultivated them. You don't need to re-cultivate them. The magic weapon materials are also available. Thirty or forty years earlier, the magic weapons should be warmed up earlier. Thirty or forty years are enough for the mid-term. Your strength is not as good as yours, slowly practicing your body and mind here. Isn't it different after you have formed the pills and then add them? Pull some 100% pill-forming pills, and force yourself to make a dungeon with Han Li, right?

I was ready to book it all after accepting Xin Ruyin, but when I saw Liu Xia Hui in Chapter 28, I was so disgusted that the author should have released the eunuch earlier.

In fact, I quite hate the plot of Mo Mansion. You are not from the same world at all. This plot should be skipped quickly.

In fact, the protagonist's Golden Finger would be really strong if he teamed up with Han Li. It is not that strong in itself. After all, it is just a replacement of resources. At best, it can maximize the use of resources. What Han Laomo lacks most is a method of monetization. I remember that he never dared to take out the elixir in the early stage. If the two of them join forces, they will win. But with their temperament, it is probably a bit difficult.

Once you leave, you might end up alone. Otherwise, you would repay your master by secretly helping him for a few years at the beginning. After a few years of dating, he has fallen in love with you and wants to leave. You also know that his father has betrothed his daughter to you. Isn't this harmful to others? It's better to stay and start a cultivating family. You said you might be able to redeem it for something that increases your spiritual roots. Besides, you haven't tested whether someone has spiritual roots. Nowadays, there are very few novels about marrying a wife and finding a home to live in. It's also a way out.

The title of the book should be called I Copy the Original Work in Mortals. Just change the name and copy hundreds of thousands of words in a day

It started with more than 120 chapters. When I came back to read it today, I felt that I no longer had the interest to follow it. The same goes for the protagonist Han Li in the middle stage of foundation building, and the protagonist Han Li in the core formation. I felt that there was no main line of my own. I skipped reading it. I can probably tell what it is by looking at the table of contents. I will read it for another 40 chapters! Just give up like this

The next step won't be copying and pasting the five or six chapters of Mortal Fighting for the Xutian Cauldron, right? There is just one more protagonist to act as the audience, and then finally get involved, at least for five chapters.

The author guesses that the body has hidden secrets in reality, so the protagonist is also mumbling.

It is copied according to the original work and Scientific Cultivation of Immortality, there is no new plot at all, it is too boring. Not worth paying to see.

The chapters after they are released are really good. Is it interesting for the author to make such money? The plot on the shelf is directly copied from the original work intact. You will also compress the content of the original work before putting it on the shelf. It feels like the more you write, the more you go back.

This book seems to be okay so far, the only dissatisfaction is with the handling of Mo Caihuan. Otherwise, just stop provoking them and just help them secretly. Otherwise, you should just accept them and take them along the path of immortality. Isn't the purpose of cultivating immortality just to live forever and live happily? You flirted but didn't accept it, and just walked away. Just as irresponsible as a scumbag. After that, he followed the same old path again, taking the same path as Han Li. There is no competitiveness if you write like this. Novels need something new. For example, in the previous plot of Mo, let's just take people on the road to immortality and have a family full of descendants. The whole cultivating immortal family is pretty good, too. It is not enough to simply upgrade and practice to feel good. What you want in life is nothing more than wealth and lust. Readers are ordinary people who like beautiful women. When you are cultivating immortality, isn't it nice to take in beautiful women along the way? There are too many novels that just focus on cultivating immortality like the original novel.

I tried poison, and it was well written. The plot is basically the same as the original, the people who died are the same, and the protagonist is really fishing, almost like the narrator! !

One can become an immortal after a hundred refinements, and the spirit-tempering pill can allow ordinary people to have spiritual roots. The dancing phoenixes in the colorful ink rings are hard to calm down. It would be better not to travel through time without changing.

Damn it, it's all copy and paste, even the paid chapters are the same.

Don't write "The most anti-theft", it seems baffling, so I gave it up.

A good start, but the rest of the mortals couldn't stand it.

The protagonist should regard Xin Ruyin and Ling Yuling as Taoist companions. Xin Ruyin's formation will be of great help to the protagonist in traveling through the spiritual world. With Ling Yuling, the protagonist will have a lot of resources and skills. If he helps Ling Yuling's parents break through the transformation into gods, then he can also have a strong backstage. This is the correct way to start cultivating immortals. What is the way out by following Han Li!

Personally, I feel that the protagonist is a bit licking Han Lao Mo. This is not necessary at all. As for Han Lao Mo's opportunities, we must decisively seize them in advance, and then we can make deals or exchanges with Han Lao Mo. There is no need to follow Old Mo Han in everything. It is best to have an independent copy.

Is it unfinished? Why hasn't it been updated in several days?

Is the author planning to write a Zhao Mo version of Han Li? Is this really interesting?

If I were the protagonist, I would, once every five years, take the opportunity to replace it and sell it once in the name of the fairy world or the spirit world.

I want to know what the protagonist's golden finger is for. I saw the cooldown and deliberately suppressed it, right? Also, the previous main line was the same. Why did I have to follow Han Li and didn't replace it with anything new?