Two Thousand Years of Immortality in the Mortal World

Why did Changshengliu become so popular for no reason? I have seen a lot of books about Changsheng-ryu and its variants. The key is that the results are actually good and the quality of the novels is also quite high.

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The previous book was looking for an apprentice, but this one is looking for a mother 😏

I have read two books by your author. "After 300 Years of Cultivation, I Suddenly Discovered I was a Martial Arts Master". From about chapter 280, Cui Heng returned to the Tianxu Realm again and his combat power collapsed all the way. The scope became more and more outrageous, and the ideas could not be contained. The following is a matryoshka doll. It feels like a template, but the steps are too big. Rotten. This book is in Chapter 88. After Tian Xing revealed the protagonist's life experience, he fell into the cliché again. He will probably follow the path of cultivating immortals for three hundred years, from the planet to the star field, and finally out of the Milky Way... Both books are about others practicing martial arts and me cultivating immortals. The intention is very good, even interesting, especially this one, there is nothing wrong before Chapter 87, especially the next one. In the chapters in the mountains, Longmen Inn is the pinnacle of the whole book. A cultivator is mixed up in the rivers and lakes, and more people actually know the identity of the former prince than on the surface. I originally thought it would be a story like "Yang Kang" but different from "Yang Kang". But in these 88 chapters and the first 87 chapters, the generation of heroes who had been shaped for so long ended up hastily. The writing of the first 87 chapters cannot be said to be very good, but it is still exciting. Many online novels or classics may not reach outer space. A "complete" Jianghu is enough to carry the entire story. Why are we so anxious to bring this world to an end after such a good start?

Embarrassing, every time he resorted to a sudden breakthrough, the most important thing is that a person who should not have appeared in this world or could never have been born, refused to get up to practice martial arts, and had to jump up and down to practice. . . .

It feels like it's a failure to link national destiny with cultivation. Could it be that all those great gods have to build a country to improve their cultivation? It's very contradictory.

1. The author emphasizes that he will die if he has no strength, and then delays the speed of cultivation in order not to expose his talent. Do you think it is reasonable for the author? 2. Immortality is a newbie gift pack at the beginning, and the invincible flow insists on overpowering the protagonist. Will readers feel happy watching it? 3. Just stick to the Tao. Others hide their progress, but you just mess it up. Your talent is already on par with the ancestors in history. Is there a big difference between a once-in-ten-thousand-year encounter and the reincarnation of an immortal? The talent is exposed at the beginning, and the talent is covered up the next day, which is poisonous

One of the incarnations of Cui Heng

People with brains, don't read this book. There are a bunch of settings that don't make sense. It's completely off the mark.

I've watched four or five movies of this genre, either the emperor's illegitimate son or the former prince's son