I Attained the Dao and Became an Immortal in a Low-Martial World

A man with hundreds of arms and a thousand heads is more of a monster than a monster. Others are evolving in a better direction through cultivation, but you are evolving towards a disgusting person.

I think it's better to design the protagonist as an orphan

After reading the introduction, I started to worry about the protagonist's brother🐶

I don't want to watch the infinite growth of my body shape.

As a new author, how confident can you be when writing about family members? Rather than the protagonist, an orphan, walking on alone, the family members you introduced in your introduction can follow the protagonist? ? ? The protagonist, Goldfinger, can't help? ? ?

Add some points, gang, sister, White Lotus Sect, you have learned very thoroughly. . . It's a bit like studio writing.

Giants make people completely unable to feel a sense of empathy. Abandoned

I just wandered in casually. Is the "hundred arms and thousand voices" in the introduction true? It's too scary

I originally thought it was all about eating food to grow taller, but it turned out that I was practicing martial arts. I put the cart before the horse and couldn't figure it out. Then, a temple that taught others to practice martial arts was burned down by the protagonist so easily. The monk who carried the secret book had no martial arts at all. Being easily killed by the protagonist, this setting is a bit... The key has nothing to do with the title of the book. Can't figure out what you want to write?

It's not popular. The setting is very novel. Food is eaten by food. There are constant fights. You actually have a family. Your setting is very conflicting with your family. You should have taken a fast lane, but you are wandering on a congested highway. It's boring.