Gou Lives Forever in the World of Cultivating Immortals

I just like this tune. Come on, Brother Chen next door.

The ultimate goal of cultivating immortality is immortality. Your starting point of giving an unlimited lifespan of ten years every day is too exaggerated, and the process cannot be written. What kind of genre novel is this? Pretending to be cool?

After cultivating for more than thirty years, I have achieved great success in internal power, and then I got a magical secret book that consumes my lifespan and increases my skill. In one night, my skill increases by one year and I have reached Ming Jin. You are sure that the breakthrough is Ming Jin. What is internal power? The writing of this book is simple and the plot is childish. You can read it without thinking.

Damn, what age are you now, and you are still writing bloody plots like distilled liquor? Are you, the author, in another time and space?

The overall feeling is pretty good, worth a visit

Some people say that the Left-Armed Swordsman was born with only one left arm, and he was born with supernatural power that no one could stop. Some people also say that he actually has two arms, but his right hand never touches the knife. Some people even say that his right arm is actually better with a knife than his left arm, but he has yet to meet an opponent who lets him use his right hand with a knife.

Why would you accept a disciple for no reason? How can you become an immortal even if you can't even do it in this world?

Come on

There are so many animals these days, and these dogs are running all over the streets!

Am I the only one who feels this way? I felt that the plot after entering Xiuxianfang City was so boring.

The writing is pretty good, friends who are not good at reading can give it a read.

The protagonist has been able to defeat a native for thousands of years and still has to fight 3 on 1?

The overall flow of mortals is pretty good, especially the part in the market, where Jindingmen ran away without even saying a word, casual cultivators were struggling, information isolation, etc. The only shortcoming seemed to be that the author had to develop his own upgrade system, such as Tongmai, Prodigy and so on. It's too troublesome. It's better to use the mature Qi training period, foundation building, and golden elixir system, focusing on mana, secret techniques, and spells. Tongmai and Shentong are slightly innovative, but they are easy to collapse and the power system is unbalanced.

The most disgusting thing is this setting of immortality from the beginning. 💩💩💩

It's well written, why doesn't anyone read it?

If you like classical fairy tales, you can read some good books with novel themes (Xian Shu).

I hope there will be competition for world supremacy in the future. After all, there is a difference between working alone and having a group of people working for you.

Meticulous. The female character is written in such a realistic and painful way that I don't understand why it hurts an honest person. The protagonist's client's wife. Really bad. A bit over the top. The title of the book does not match.

I seem to have seen this golden finger setting somewhere.