Cultivating Immortality Through Fate: I Have Max-Level Divination

I hope that the protagonist will not help the heroine to ask for something in the end. After all, he just wants to be ordinary. To say that he wants to help, it is completely divorced from the original intention.

The protagonist wants to become an immortal, but he is still the prince of the previous dynasty. Marrying the princess of the current dynasty is already unfaithful and unfilial in terms of filial piety, but he also helps the current dynasty stabilize the country. Do you really not care about cause and effect? You borrow someone else's corpse to resurrect him, because his country should have been destroyed. It would be really disgusting if you go to help the Xia Dynasty stabilize its national destiny! ! ! Why would you help your woman if something goes wrong in her country? So why don't you revive someone's long-cherished wish? The previous government didn't care about it, and it shouldn't care about it now either. There needs to be a balance between the two ends. The Xia Dynasty will be destroyed if it should be destroyed, and the world of immortality itself will be ignored. How can the protagonist live a normal life if he participates in it?

The title of this book should not be called Buddhist Cultivation of Immortality. Three days is a big thing, two days is a small thing, there are so many things in one day.

Let me say a few words: 1. The author's writing skills are good, the writing style is relaxed, and small humors with meanings can be reasonably interspersed in it. He occasionally goes too fast, and there are very few typos, almost none. There are no words that fail to express the meaning, and there are no sentence fragmentation errors. It gives me a very good reading experience! Absolutely above the grain level. 2. The author has a correct attitude. I made a mistake in the article, but within five minutes, the author replied that I had corrected it! It can be seen that the author has put great care into this book. This is a sign of respect for the readers, himself, and the book! 3. About the setting: I have come back to comment after seeing Chapter 59. I feel that this setting is very novel, but I still can't see whether it will collapse in the end, so I will not comment on this point. Please read it yourself! It is still in the new book stage. I hope the author can carefully consider the setting, outline, and storyline to make it more rigorous and thoughtful, and bring you a good work! I wish the author this book a great success.

I'm not the only one to tell you. This book turned into shit as soon as I went to the capital. I read it very carefully. It looked good at first, but later I hated going to the capital.

The writing is really okay, and overall the writing is pretty good. But I really don't like to read what the male and female protagonists wrote. There really is no end to hiding your identity. Not much to say, just keep reading. I really don't want to read it if there are these bloody or weird plots later.

When I was writing about the female protagonist, I felt that the male protagonist was not taken into consideration by the female protagonist. The male protagonist was always thinking about the female protagonist when he was traveling around the world. He never discussed with the male protagonist what she did. I felt disgusting. This was to use the female protagonist to contain the male protagonist.

Even if the country is destroyed, you can still fight fiercely with your enemies. Isn't this a traitor in history?

It's becoming less and less Buddhist, and it's becoming more and more deviated from the title of the book.

The writing is of contract quality, but the plot is too stupid.