I Pursue Immortality Through Proficiency

I have read more than 40 chapters. Is this book about the world of cultivating immortals? Not to mention there is no storage bag, at least there must be a storage talisman. Every time I carry a big package like a mortal, and there are immortal cultivators who can't handle corpses, don't know the fireball technique, and don't have fireball talismans. They have to take the corpse outside the city to bury it. I feel like this is a world of low martial arts 😆😆

I abandoned him. I thought it was so shocking. The neighbor's girl suddenly called him "husband" and they were together. Is this a novel about cultivating immortals? It's so shocking. It's so poisonous.

Let me talk about my feelings: This book is about being stubborn, but in fact the protagonist is also stubborn, and has fought many life-and-death battles. It is seriously inconsistent with the title of the book. It seems that Gou is there every day, but in fact it has no effect at all. For example, when there was a chaos in the city, Gou ran back after a day or two, and then he was hunted down by various people. Gou Dao next door will briefly talk about it: 1. First, the residence has dug at least 3 tunnels leading to the outside of the city. 2. Those who often store food for decades are afraid of wars, famines, or being trapped to death, which reduces the possibility of conflicts with others when going out. 3. We rented more than 100 residences and changed residences every day so that the enemy never knew where he lived, and each residence had a secret passage leading outside the city. 4. Mark the door every time you go out to determine if anyone has broken in. 5. Once there is any trouble, run to a deserted place or the countryside to avoid disaster, and improve your skill proficiency by the way. 6. The healing medicines you carry are all labeled with the names of poisons, and the poison pills are all marked with the names of healing medicines. All kinds of self-defense props are everywhere. 7. Once you are forced to kill someone, you will definitely put the blame on other bad guys, and the person who put the blame is not aware of it, so you will be forced to take the blame. 8. If you go out to avoid disaster, time is calculated in years, but the protagonist of this book is calculated in hours, haha. There are also various settings in the book that are unreasonable. 1. The skill level sounds distorted. The general settings are: Beginner, Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Perfect, or Beginner, Proficient, Mastery, Small Success, Dacheng, Perfect, or Levels 1-10. 2. There is no explanation of how long it takes for a normal person to perfect the skill level. The protagonists with all kinds of bad street skills are frighteningly powerful when they are improved to a certain level. 3. The combat power is very poor. The skill proficiency of Bad Street is very good even before it is perfected. Once a sword skill is mastered, it will kill two levels directly. The golden armor skill is even more exaggerated. After practicing to an expert, it is not easy to break the foundation. A bad breath-condensing technique can be used by people at the first level of Qi training after getting started, but it can't be seen through the foundation building? It's really funny. It feels like other people will never be able to master a bad skill to a high level, but once it is in the hands of the protagonist, it will be at a god level. There is only one smart person in the world. Generally speaking, there are still many loopholes. But compared to many similar books, it is still very good. Come on

It's just fake. There are big things happening all the time. The protagonist is always at the center of the storm, and he keeps running around. I can't see where he is. . .

The latest chapter is simply funny. Is the author trying to rub our IQ? Old Yu, a casual cultivator who was able to sneak up to the ninth level of Qi training and have a granddaughter by his side, could be so innocent and kind-hearted that he would venture into the forest outside the city late at night to find someone for whom he had no relatives. If he was so naive, he would not live to that age. A newcomer is a newcomer, and the various plot advancements are simply unsightly compared to those of the veteran author. The level is really far different from that of Wanren. It's a pity that bastard Wanren stopped writing. It is estimated that this article will not last more than 200 chapters. If it is possible to be published, it will be cut!

I can't figure out what the brain circuits of these authors who write fantasy novels about cultivating immortals are, and I still can't figure it out after reading them for so many years. Why can these useless protagonists become immortals and ancestors in the future? Could it be that the geniuses in their sect don't work as hard as you, a useless person like you? Don't they have as many opportunities as you do? Don't they have as many cultivation resources as you do, and don't their teachers have more strength than you? Isn't his background bigger than yours? Could it be that their cultivation speed is not as fast as yours? Even these good-for-nothing protagonists can become immortals and ancestors, but those geniuses can't go to heaven? It's really hard to find books with reasonable plot logic. Most of the time, I can only read these white-knuckle articles written by idiots. I almost make myself stupid.

I just read the first 20 chapters. What do you say? It doesn't feel like there's anything wrong with it. But I look really impatient... I have been chattering about trivial things all day long, and writing a good cultivation article has turned into a hawker's fussing over it. Change the products, and you will become a kind of urban vendor, setting up a stall! What's more, just earning one or two spiritual stones makes it seem like millions, and you have to disguise yourself. You have to be intercepted for any big business, and you are suffering from paranoia of persecution! Your protagonist's level of strength is suppressed too hard, and there are a lot of bullshit! Then the main character practices one level of qi, and with the help of ordinary people's skills, he can kill indiscriminately through various levels. It's a lot of fun... It's awesome!

Dear readers, this 18-year-old newcomer's new book is in its infancy, please read it effectively! ! ! Although the recommendation mechanism has changed now, follow-up reading is still the most important factor. Thank you so much!

From the Shengxian Valley, the setting of Kahuishen is too poisonous. There is no great monk of Yuanying who did not come from a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​blood. To put it bluntly, no one will be afraid of death after reaching Yuanying. This kind of confinement setting forces people to be righteous and awe-inspiring for the common people. It is too blunt. I feel uncomfortable and persuade them to quit!

I laughed to death when I saw Gou being invincible, and he would really turn into a dog in the end. Which overlord comes from a humble position? Even if you are the best in the world, you will still be afraid that there will be someone more powerful. Don't think about being invincible. Just be a bastard. Isn't it nice to be a bastard?