Immortals Who Live Forever

There is no change. It is like a stagnant water. It is an utopia, but it is unrealistic. Immortality is precious and private, and resources are unlimited. 1. There is no external pressure. 2. There is no internal competition. It is fate that you write over and over again. But through the main character, the Dharma Master can determine the fate. Isn't it my destiny to be determined by God? Cultivation is based on strength, not fate. Since fate is written, it is better to be like Lanke Qi fate, which is natural and casual, rather than a few big guys playing in the world, sealing off strength, and betting on who the big boss has a fate with. It is inexplicable and unclear. The development interface is not like the promotion behind the scenes. There are no fights in the realm of two strokes. I suggest changing the name (my invincible daily flow)

Damn it, the bandit leader turned into a master and wrote a fairy tale 😰😰😰

How to say it! I can't stand the first chapter. There are no river gods, mountain gods, etc. In the world of immortality, because the position of a god needs to be conferred by heaven. From this point on, the logic doesn't make sense!

Occupy the top spot in the comment section! I just want to ask, who else?

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I kept feeling something was wrong. It turned out that the author's choice of words and sentences did not seem like writing, but rather speaking. The characteristic was that there was no rhetoric or written language. And you don't have to change a line in one sentence or even half a sentence, right? For example, in the paragraph below, these things can be written in one paragraph. The author looks quite awkward like this, I don't know what everyone thinks.

Don't read this guy's novel. The plot is so awkward. He's still an old eunuch. When I say his plot is awkward, he gets angry.

I hope the new book is as decisive as the old book

It fits my aesthetic perfectly, so I ordered all of them. The impetuous man found a little haven today, without the fighting and killing in traditional fairy tales, which is rare and valuable. It's as bad as Ke Qiyuan whom I've watched before. This is what I think of immortality.

It looked good in the early stage. Since the setting of the lower realm was introduced, the protagonist's behavior has been inexplicable. The protagonist has become a person. The protagonist has become a human being. Those who return evil cannot be killed. He has dragged the eight wastelands to the five continents. He doesn't care about anything. The evil cultivators above are going to invade the five continents. The real card is using human lives to fill the protagonist's mess. What is the protagonist doing? He is dragging several other immortals to travel around.

I think the interesting thing about this type of Xianxia is that it explores the bizarre world of cultivation and reveals new world views and settings. Most of the current mainstream novels feel like variants of game novels. The core is just upgrading and playing dungeons.