A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: The True Spirit Heavenly Phoenix

The title of the book is wrong! It shouldn't be called "Mortal's True Spirit Heavenly Phoenix", it should be called "Mortal's Born Old Demon"!

The common problem among all mortals is that there are too many hang-ups and too big a problem. According to the way you write next, you may not be able to write it and it will be deleted by the eunuch on the day it is put on the shelves.

The protagonist can now stay in the mountains without doing anything. He has just broken through the Foundation Establishment and has a lifespan of more than 1,000 years. It is estimated that he will directly transform into a god after 1,000 years. His strength is also invincible. He can comprehend the laws just after practicing Qi. His flying speed is comparable to pill formation, and his casual fireball technique is comparable to the second level talisman. He dare not even think about this pill formation. Does the protagonist have no idea about his own strength? With this qualification, Yunlu would have to give up his body to take you.

Toxic Mixed with a lot of private life and some very strange secondary settings. If you haven't read the original work, you can check it out. It's a big hang-up, and the actual performance is emmm. He also made a soul similar to his clone He was cold-blooded and ruthless, and used people to practice weapons. The first weapon was Mo Fengwu.

The protagonist is so awesome, but it doesn't feel exciting at all. There are no difficulties. I push it all the way and there is nothing. After watching it, it feels like I haven't watched it at all.

The protagonist is too cold-blooded. No one with normal views can accept that Mo Fengwu should be directly drained of the training equipment. If you don't practice that magic skill, you have a bright future. Why do you have to practice some evil stuff?

The largest plug-in palm bottle in the mortal world. If you don't collect it, you will always feel that your thoughts are not clear.

Although I dislike Madonna very much, I like novels that are a bit cold-blooded! I personally still don't like the protagonist using non-enemies to refine weapons. I personally think it's a bit too cold-blooded! I hope there will be less similar plots in the future! Although it is said that most mortal cultivators are cold-blooded, is it too much to refine weapons with living people who do not offend oneself, or even with one's own relatives and friends? Wouldn't it be nice for her (him) to refine weapons with so many robbers on the road? Imagine that you have a friend like this who only thinks about how to cut your organs and sell them for money. Isn't it scary?

I think writing fan fiction for mortals actually doesn't require any system plug-ins. You, the author, arrange formations, talismans, elixirs for the protagonist, who have superb talents, no matter how special the physique, or directly have all the five elements and spiritual roots. Arrange an opportunity for the protagonist to practice magical powers such as five-color divine light, and then arrange various caves and blessed places, genius treasures, such as the Blood Forbidden Land, and arrange for the protagonist to get some formation diagrams or tokens by chance. , Just take the Bloody Forbidden Land with you and take it away. Set the Bloody Forbidden Land as a place where great powers from ancient times left their inheritance, and let the protagonist take away the treasure of a space. Isn't this just a mortal fan fiction?

Just take in your master's third daughter. If you can transfer your spiritual roots, they won't know if you have spiritual roots even if you don't tell them. It is said that Mo Caihuan was reincarnated as Zi Ling, so she must be very beautiful, and the other two sisters are not bad either.