Becoming an Immortal Starts from Cultivating Slaves

The beginning is quite good, I hope the author will keep writing in this selfish style. People are inherently selfish, and I hate the Madonna outfit 13. The beginning of Immortal Mansion Eternal Life is much worse than what you wrote, but he can get up because the book is dark and selfish. There are too few books in this style now, so those who like dark styles basically have no choice but to read it.

Good book? The plot drags on and on, and the protagonist hesitates and hesitates. Which one of you can tell it's a good book?

After reading Chapter 36, I feel that the protagonist is a little distracted, especially when he has no confidence to kill Zhang Tian. What will happen after the killing?

What's the use of the book that's going to be slaughtered earlier? What's the use of covering up your cultivation? Fellow practitioners using two different levels of exercises are not very comfortable anyway.

Okay, I think this book is worth reading

Why is it gone?😰😰

The writing is okay, but I feel a little uncomfortable with the female supporting role.

It's good to read, but the title of the book makes people not want to click on it.

A non-Xiaobai cool article~~ "The Demonic Way of Ghosts and Immortals" Introduction: A scholar who was born into a humble family was intercepted and killed by bandits on the way to take the exam. Although his body died, his soul survived because of a wooden sign, and through the low-level skills in it, he embarked on the road of cultivating immortality.

This book has a good beginning, with new ideas

Come on! Hopefully tomorrow!

Don't stop

Good book, but a bit less popular

Go ahead, this is a good book. The author changed the name. I deleted it when I saw it before. Your name really delays a good book.

It looks like a slave start, but the protagonist's halo is really bright. I really don't know where the protagonist gets the confidence to be so tough in front of the fifth young master. He doesn't want the woman who comes to his door. He talks about his own body and his innocence. After giving in, he grinds and moans like a bitch.

The more you write, the better. Of course, I personally think it's good too

I sincerely recommend fairies who are logically rigorous, unconventional, and reasonable, and do not recommend rubbish! 1. "Ghosts and Immortals Enlightenment" Keywords: No golden fingers, mortals cultivating immortals, excellent qualifications. 2. "Family's Immortal Way to Seek Truth"

If the results are not good, it's okay to end it like this! It's well written but there are some problems. I hope the author's next book will be a hit.

What stuff? Is this the finale? It's too perfunctory! I followed two movies with such confusing endings!

There is a recent book shortage, do you have any good novels to recommend? In addition to this book on my bookshelf now, I also read "The Mortal's Story of Immortality" and "The Monk's Family". As everyone knows, "The Monk's Family" is almost 3 million words, and I feel it's okay. The author's writing is very exciting, and the adventures are one after another. Looking at the later stages, the articles are not messy, and there are more than a thousand chapters now, with a lot of foreshadowing, and the map is getting bigger and bigger. I just like this kind of grand world view setting. What is commendable is that as the map becomes larger and larger, the author has also made the various supporting characters very fleshed out. It tells a family story, probably a novel about a group of cultivators. I think this is more difficult to grasp than a novel with a single protagonist. It is not easy to get all the way to this point. I thought it would be a trap at first, but so far, the plot constructed by the author is very rich and the reading is very smooth. The character descriptions are just right, including demeanor, dialogue, appearance, etc. The copy tasks of the article and the main tasks switch naturally. A small problem is that in some chapters, the family ranks are inconsistent. The author can make these basic settings a dynamic item, so that there will be no differences as the context goes. In short, the writing is very good, the setting is grand, the plot is ups and downs, the characters are full, and the reading is smooth and natural. I recommend it.