Global Martial Arts: I Have a World of Immortal Cultivation

I haven't seen a novel like this in a long time. It doesn't overwhelm the protagonist, has no poisonous points, and the supporting characters also have brains. The protagonist is not a waste, does not pretend to be a pig to eat the tiger, and knows how to use his own talents to fight for resources!

Now I really need to catch up on my reading, even to test the waters. Please help me! After all, you don't want to... Then, then, then, then,

There are too many plots about Mu Yuxi. Saving her once is enough. Her husband was not killed by the protagonist. He was too greedy. The protagonist insists on helping that Mu Yuxi all the time.

Looks a lot like Jiang Yan

Overall, it's a good idea, but there's one extremely toxic point that I recommend deleting and rewriting. One orifice is equivalent to the early stage of foundation building, and 27 orifices is the peak in the early stage? Do you have no idea about multiples? The strength of tigers is less than 10 times that of humans. What is the concept of 27 times? Not to mention blowing you to death in one breath, there is no problem with killing you instantly. There is no need to make this setting at all. For the second level of martial arts, don't make this trick. Just use 9 meridians, 12 in the early stage of foundation building, and 34 in the middle stage. In fact, even a small realm that is twice as bad is outrageous.

Yes: I have the feeling of a world of cultivating immortals

Fighting martial arts in the same realm of immortality is like slaughtering a dog. Martial arts refines essence and lowers the dantian, immortality refines qi and reaches the dantian, and Shinto refines the spirit and reaches the dantian. Immortal Dao connects the vitality of heaven and earth, and when it moves, it increases dozens or hundreds of times. If it is driven by Qi, it will not oppress the body. However, martial arts will oppress the body even if it increases several times. How to fight Immortal Dao. As for the divine path being more difficult to walk than the immortal path, most people follow the path of belief in gods, so the immortal path has become the most popular path, while the martial arts path has become a lower-class one. However, the way of immortality depends entirely on heaven and earth, so life and death are caused; while the way of martial arts depends entirely on oneself, and is immortal for all eternity. So if the environment is good, you can practice the immortal way; if the environment is bad, you can practice the martial arts; if you are extremely talented, you can practice the divine way, because it will be the same in the later stages. It's just that Shinto is the fastest in the later stages, but the most difficult; martial arts is the slowest in the later stages, and is slightly less difficult than Immortal Dao, but not much worse. (A little humble opinion, for reference only and has nothing to do with this book)

All the scenes are very familiar and conform to the fantasy formula of cultivating immortals. For example, if you enter Xiuxianfang City, you will be conquered. It is very cliché, but it is inexplicably beautiful.

I feel like I'm getting more and more wet recently, and I have no desire to watch at all.

It's already been two hundred chapters, and I haven't formed the elixir yet. I've been building the foundation since the first chapter. I've almost written a hundred chapters. I can't finish even one elixir, which makes people feel tired.