My Road to Immortality Game

The Mirage Tower sets that each person can only reincarnate 30 times in his life. If the number of reincarnations exceeds 30, the yin will be strong and the yang will be weak, and the yang life will be exhausted. It means that the impact caused by the mirage tower is irreversible, and it is irreversible for life. So the protagonist and they have been reincarnated several times, does it mean that their yin and yang are out of balance? Author, you need to write out the consequences of the imbalance of yin and yang. This is not a game. You only have a little blood left, and you can still wander around like you were at your peak.

Except for the following small bugs, this is a very good book and worth collecting: 1 Where to defeat the disciple of Demon Valley? The disciple first controlled the spirit fox to steal the medicine girl's undressing, and also shared the scene of the medicine girl taking a bath through magic. In the end, the spirit fox ran into the protagonist's arms and said that there was no blood contract. I just want to say that this kind of spell that can share the screen casually without having to contract with a spiritual beast is really scary. 2 The herb-gathering girl betrayed her family in order to save the male protagonist's life, and the elders of the Chu family might have seen it. As a result, the elders didn't have any suggestions for the relationship between the male protagonist and the herb-gathering girl? This kind of woman may be very kind to the male protagonist, but no force will like her. What's even more funny is that she actively wants to betray her master in exchange for the male protagonist, she is not forced, haha. 3 I don't know if the herb picking girl was really recognized by the protagonist, if it is true. Then she actually fell in love with the protagonist, and then started to show her heart to other game players without recognizing the protagonist. . . . 4 When sharing the stolen goods in the Mirage Tower, the protagonist owed 6,000 spirit stones to others even though others reduced the price and gave the Mirage Tower to him. As a result, others had to pay tickets to practice in the Mirage Tower. I have to mention here that I don't know if the author intentionally lowered other people's IQs so that others would not remember to use the Mirage Tower to practice. After all, they had discussed this idea before. Anyway, the advantages are all taken by the protagonist.

The prototype is Makima

Female boss character