Cultivation: I Can Reincarnate Across the Heavens

They are all Yuanshen Huangen. These Yuanying Rejuvenation Pills are so calculated. This is a cultivation world where great power belongs to oneself. In addition, no matter what the reason is, it is a fact that the Star Loss Sect supported him when he became Yuanying. He should be given some reward. As for leaving until the last term, how much help is there for the protagonist? It is helpful to be the only Yuan Shen of the Butian Sect and the founder of the sect, and then come back to take over the Butian Sect. , Who dares to object, before I returned as Yuanshen, I was afraid that this and that would be ignored, and how much preparation I had made in advance, I was speechless. In the end, I was afraid that the lady named Zuo had ignored me, and I was too lazy to say. I can return after understanding the situation, okay? First of all, in this world background, only people who can practice cultivation, without means, it is basically impossible for grassroots to reach Yuanshen. It is also difficult if you have a background.

You already owe 10 chapters! ! ! How many times have I told you to stop working as a bartender and resign at home to concentrate on writing a book? Isn't it ten thousand times better than that? You won't listen. . .

Can this book have many female queens and arrange everything later? The arrangements for the women in Bailuyuan and the Republic of China were really gripping.

I feel that there is no use in simulating a future with twenty times the training time difference between a clone from another world. Before the death, the protagonist relied on his own resourcefulness to advance all the way in the court. However, he was not lucky enough to be imprisoned. After two simulations of the Tao Dan realm, the protagonist only had the IQ of an ordinary person and was beaten all the time. The protagonist himself said that the Golden Crow Immortal Body and the Innate Dao Pill are the foundation for becoming an immortal, and there are magic skills with no side effects to speed up the practice. It takes twenty times as long as the clone to practice, and the result is almost the same as that of a genius who has not died. With so many tricks, you should be one step ahead of your peers, compete with the older generation, slowly transform from a chess piece to a chess player, and control your own destiny.

It seems too calculating and has no flavor after cultivating immortality.

It makes me feel so uncomfortable when I write this. The protagonist has always been cautious. I only see him fawning over others and no one comes to please him. What is the purpose of cultivating immortality? Is he trying to live in trembling and precarious life every day? It seems that he is cultivating immortality just for the sake of cultivating immortality. There is no theme at all. For example, if you want to do something, you must have a high level of cultivation to do it. You must keep moving forward. Without pressure, where can the motivation come from? The protagonist just lacks a spiritual thought and has no motivation to move forward.

Why not write a copy world? Is there any plug-in that I don't need anymore? , And if you can't write women and emotional scenes, don't write them. In order to avoid estrangement, you wrote these women who neither share the hardships with the protagonist nor have a deep relationship with the protagonist. They are characters who betray the protagonist. I am not surprised. Others write women, after all, they have the role of being tools to advance the plot. You wrote these women, except Zhao Yunniang, who are useless. You wrote them purely for the sake of writing. The Butian Sect neither helped the protagonist collect resources nor was it built up bit by bit by the protagonist. It has a mixed staff. Soon the protagonist will go to the upper world again. If he does, he will definitely ascend. How long can this sect survive? The world is weird if you never write a copy

By the way, are you majoring in swordsmanship? This is the starting point for cultivating immortals. Nine out of ten books are about swordsmanship. I haven't gotten tired of writing about it yet. I'm a little tired of reading it. Hey, if I have to write about sword cultivation, I'd better come up with something new.

Ah, this... The cultivation system is monopolized, which is worse than the monopoly of technology. Everyone in science can study, observe nature, summarize laws, and apply laws. The practice of this book must be approved by the ancestor, and you can practice it only after you get the exercises. The exercises learned secretly have no effect. It is seriously suspected that this civilization that cultivates immortals has been colonized by aliens. And it also distorts the technology tree.

I feel that it is not as good as the previous book. The most exciting part of the previous book is the part about survival and power at the beginning of the Ming Dynasty. I tried my best to make various calculations just to make myself live a better life. It would also be good to become an immortal and go to various worlds to show off. But this one felt bland and tasted like chicken ribs. The most exciting part is how the protagonist fights back after being framed. After embarking on the path of immortality, it is no longer interesting, and the so-called calculations cannot make people empathize with them (in the last book, the protagonist would get immediate feedback after making calculations, but now, it seems that all calculations are based on the so-called overall situation, and that's it, no feelings).