After a Hundred Years of Cultivating Immortals in the Cemetery, I Found That I Am Invincible

The writing in the back is good, but I suggest newcomers to just skip the first few chapters. The first few chapters about saints and Buddhas are a little bit poisonous, especially this saint. The protagonist saved her life and didn't ask her to repay anything. It's better for her to just ask others to give me magic. This is too shameless. Not only do I have to save you, but I also have to give you the skills after everything is done. How can such a good thing happen? It feels a bit like treating the protagonist as a villain, so I recommend skipping it. If you want the skills, you just need to get closer and become a teacher. It doesn't take much time. How can you ask others to give you the skills? If you talk about it, you are a bit thick-skinned. The writing in the back is very good, but it has a bit of a bad taste. It is recommended to start reading from the back. The first few chapters are really not very good.

The beginning is so good, I really want to shut the author into a dark room and keep updating 😁

The book is quite good, but the strength level of the protagonist is too vague. It feels like he is strong and weak at times. He could kill the few innates with no effort at all, but when he kills seven demon kings, he wastes all his mana?

Cultivate yourself into a boss in no man's land. An injured saint descended from heaven. The saint was surprised. Take in the saint. Two more people looked down upon the boss. Show a little bit of your hands and bow your head. . Hey

I was reading it right on top and told me not to write anymore. I really wanted to crawl along the network cable and blow the author's ass off.