Extraordinary Cultivation Starts from the Game

The title of your book should be: Extraordinary Cultivation of Immortality, Starting from the Game

Suddenly I had an idea. If there was a strange way of cultivating immortality, it would be very difficult to get started in the early stage. The more you practice later, the faster it will be. But the speed cannot be too fast and you will go crazy. You must settle and prepare. It may take two hundred chapters to get started, but three chapters to become a god.

I suggest changing the name of your book to "The Road to Find Immortality through Games is Long, I Want Penglai to Go Upward." The title comes from the content in your book, which starts with a ninth-grade immortal official. Using games to cultivate immortality, I Want to Penglai to Go Upward is taken from Li Bai's poem. The idea of ​​"Extraordinary Games: The Immortal Taught Me to Learn Tong Game Console" comes from the Little Overlord Game Console, which has endless fun.

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Really, the title of the book should be changed. I almost missed a fairy grass

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Just the first game. The content written is separated from the main line of the game. What I hope to see is to follow the main line, rather than learn to make alchemy inexplicably or throw away the settings inexplicably. See how chapters are completed in real games. Task instructions will be given one by one. Even if you don't use this method, you should still write around the main line of the game or the main line of the book. You can write that you want to learn it because the main line of the game requires it, or because the game is super realistic, you are addicted to alchemy regardless of the main line of the game. Instead of watching others refine elixirs, I would also practice them. For your first game, don't just throw out the fairy settings. To put it simply, this setting has nothing to do with this game. A gun was fired in the first scene, and the audience watched until the end, but the gun didn't even fire. It's such an eyesore. This setting is even better than this in Western Fantasy games. Of course, it is best to hide this setting and let the protagonist find it by himself. All in all, the first game really doesn't feel like a game. Rather, it's like the act of traveling through another world plus the Eastern Infinite Stream setting, and then it's said to be a game.

The background world view of Erlang Shen across the abyss seems quite interesting, but-- I would like to call this book: a fairy tale novel on the Zhutian Channel called Game.

I don't know what motivates others to watch this? The last three chapters... I skipped them directly, I have no motivation to read, because this kind of thing basically just keeps looking at your settings, and everyone has read more of various settings. Older bookworms, if you want to write a setting, it is easy to pick up. My personal suggestion for this kind of thing is to write to promote the plot. Of course, it is just a suggestion, don't affect yourself. What attracts me to this book is that the human race is the eternal protagonist. It is a bit similar to the prehistoric calendar written by zhtty that I read before. It's just that he is a half-dead human race. Try your best. Cultivation is different from other systems. Just write basically the same thing and just mention it in one stroke. It may be better. I feel that the title and the part that I have not subscribed to yet seem like I have been looking at the settings. I have no desire to read further. If you check some literature and write it down, well, it may be better to lead the way in a peaceful way in the form of a story. It is not good to read the settings... It is too long.

The soul body can't feel pain, which I didn't expect! It stands to reason that the perception of the soul is more sensitive than that of the physical body!

I just watched the beginning, and used Small World directly, hoping to create my own characteristics. After all, the games of Small World are old, and the new games in the past few years hope to be modified and used as copies. A wave of support.

It's ok, it's written. Let's see if the cause and effect are chaotic later. It's not easy to reconcile conflicts when writing them. I look forward to it.

I will not be reborn, but I can be reincarnated! I will forge the path to becoming an immortal and a god through reincarnation from generation to generation.

Let me give this book a try

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Damn it, another book has been raised to death!

The settings in the first chapter were okay, but something was wrong as soon as I entered the dungeon. You said there was an explanation later when I suddenly fell into coma, but I was surprised where I was practicing. The Yin-Yang Yuan Lord suddenly popped up (although I knew the meaning), and the stars that lit up the body suddenly popped up at the back, and the Yin-Yang Four Directions Divine Thunder suddenly popped up at the back. Did you write less?

This book is so strange. In the first game, there was no explanation of how the protagonist turned into a spirit body, where the original physical body went, and where the accompanying people went. They just started practicing. Then at the end of the first game, they abruptly changed the map, making it impossible to go back home, and then threw away a lot of settings.

Please change Chapter 83. No one will allow other immortal officials to have systems. The system is the standard golden finger of the protagonist and cannot be given to others. Not every immortal official has a system

I feel that the part of the abyss is quite separated from the previous plot. This kind of novel plot that combines immortality and fantasy is difficult to write, and it is not easy to write well. It is not because your writing skills are not good, but because you feel that you can't connect with the previous plot. Many books with this kind of plot can't stick to it in the end. I think it's good as a person who cultivates immortality before... Maybe it's better to just purely cultivate immortality or fantasy? The above is my impression after reading it 🙂

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The author is crazy about classical Chinese. Look big 😅

It's been 3 days since the update was stopped. What's going on?

After reading it, it is very important to me to ask the author whether there is no female protagonist, single female protagonist, or more. Thank you.

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I don't understand why the protagonist ran to a place with a hostile Loose Immortal just because the plot in the game started? Although the article later states that it was an arrangement by the boss, I didn't see any hints to the protagonist (the protagonist in the article lacked relevant thinking, maybe I didn't see it?) Then for some materials (which I feel are tattered compared to what the protagonist found in the store), I helped the aliens to persuade Daming to leave, and almost broke through the coma for four days. In order to make alchemy for free, I started to learn how to make alchemy for free (bottle guidance). After refining alchemy, he repeatedly ventured into dangerous places (the guards said that the protagonist has been seeking death) before inheriting some disobedient subordinates (the clever Shui Yun) to replace the subordinates given by heaven to gain future freedom. In the article, Lan Lao also said that the protagonist's affection for Huang was incomprehensible. He also repeatedly emphasized that the protagonist's status as an immortal official was much higher than Lan Lao's life. I don't understand. Can anyone help me analyze this plot?

This is the name of the heroine. . . . Is the author female?

When I read Chapter 11, I didn't understand it. I always felt like I missed something. 1. The protagonist went to visit the underworld, but somehow he ended up next to Jing Huai 2. The protagonist somehow became the wanted criminal of the Ghost King I looked back and couldn't find any foreshadowing.

The ninth-grade Heavenly Official of the Shangqing Heaven worships the ordinary eighth-grade Heavenly Official as his teacher. There is also a little Xiami Senior Sister. Are you afraid that too many people will see it?