Immortal Cultivators Wandering in the World of Immortal Martial Arts

Even though he is so cowardly despite the power of a semi-immortal, and the foreshadowing is so awesome, he ends up writing about a palace fight. A semi-immortal is fighting in the palace there

The writing is a bit awkward, half-immortal, but it actually follows the plot.

Let me tell you what Shen Nong is like. Looking at his resume, I feel that he is driving high and driving low. The semi-immortal genius is called a mortal father...

The half-immortal who has survived the heavenly calamity is playing palace fighting in the world of low martial arts. The author is also a talent. This is different from Monk Sha going to Slam Dunk to play basketball to hone his mentality, Daluo Jinxian going to save his sister in the city and playing Didi, or Destroyer practicing Chinese martial arts to improve his strength?

Products produced by studios must be considered waste products, and products produced by IA must be considered waste products.

Good job writing a book! But is this the protagonist's thousand-year experience? Isn't it somewhat rewarding to understand the world as an immortal soul? Is it so difficult to understand low martial arts? What a bastard! ! !

How many secrets are left in a small world of spiritual consciousness? Even if there are restrictions, it is still possible to scan a country or even a city, right? ! Thousands of years of practice have turned you into a waste!

You have immortal level strength, but you also need energy like spiritual energy. It's too loud. Electricity, nuclear energy, light energy, and neutron battle body. This is worse than a mortal cultivating immortality.

The first world was too long, not enough fun, and the Kong family was not destroyed even if things were not done cleanly.

It was a bit interesting before, but the recent plot is boring

Are there no artillery and muskets in "The Deer and the Cauldron"? I remember that muskets and artillery were available in the Song Dynasty, and they were already very common in the Ming Dynasty.

No wonder it's so crazy, I really can't understand it

Just stop writing this rubbish article, okay?

When I read Across the World, I realized that this book is boring, and I almost vomited after reading it.

Double open! Don't send the wrong chapter again then

It's so ridiculous. You traveled through time and took over someone else's body. You eat, drink, and drink from someone else's body. When you open your mouth, Ye Yiming was so awesome in his previous life. When you close your mouth, Ye Yiming can't see you clearly.

They are all immortals in martial arts. Instead of playing with Taoist soldiers, they can make Qi and blood pills to mass-produce martial arts masters. It's cool to reverse-engineer Western gunpowder technology.

Half Immortal¿ That's it, I'm afraid it's not a half-immortal with a step of ten centimeters

Deer Cauldron World has been hastily dealt with, why not spend one more chapter to arrange it. I withdrew.

It's very well written, a masterpiece among martial arts, the fighting is exciting, the logic is smooth, the plot is non-toxic, and it doesn't overwhelm the protagonist. The character's IQ is online, and the protagonist's IQ and personality are in line with the semi-immortal level. I hope that this level will be maintained in the future.

The starting point of the protagonist is too high! Or a native of the original world? ! Perhaps it would be better to avoid accidental time travel through the Foundation Establishment Shengjin Dan! The world selection can be original. If the protagonist is a human being from Earth, it will look better if you know the plot!

After watching it, I feel it's not that bad. It's already considered an invincible game, but not that invincible. The plot design is okay. But currently, taking the first world as an example, it just built a skeleton and filled in many places with the plot, and then it ended in a hurry. I quite like the setting where the protagonist can help people create martial arts.

It's well written, it doesn't mess with the combat power, and the tricks aren't too outrageous. It's a good time-travel novel. Come on.

The description is too exaggerated, and the further you go, the more irritating you get.

I feel that the author either watched too many female videos and came to write her own book, or wrote about female videos and came to write a book. Her vision was too low, which led to her lack of the most basic understanding of the extraordinary system. That's why there is a plot of a half-immortal playing palace battle with a mortal.