I Forge Eternal Life from Demonic Seeds

To be honest, your method of killing monsters and increasing Qi and blood is too poisonous! Every time you have to suddenly show up in front of others, are you just forcibly subduing others?

Looking at the recent plot, I feel that the protagonist has a brain problem and he has no trump cards, but he is full of confidence in himself, and then uses brainless operations to put himself in a certain death spot. Finally, a big boss suddenly appears to save him. This kind of plot has been repeated several times, which is really poisonous.

Practice a set of martial arts for several years, and you will gain 1% every hour a day. No matter what you say, it will all be a success. In the end, it's still a beginner. You might as well say you started practicing a few months ago.

There is a book called "I Use Tao Seeds to Cast Immortality"

Da Da Quanding was banned for saying a few words. When I saw the protagonist's master failed to save the tribulation, I knew I had to write an old routine.

I have always felt that this book is very good, and I have subscribed to it. Just one problem and I won't be able to book it later. The blind emphasis on combat power, regardless of whether it is immortality or fantasy, suppressing the protagonist's realm and improving the protagonist's combat power is really disgusting to readers, and even if it is a small realm, it is beyond the big realm, and it is still beyond the realm of nonsense. It's really just that, he is the protagonist and he should be so awesome. . . . . Goodbye, I just don't like this, the rest of the reading experience is good. I'll support you in the next one. This cannot be

This kind of golden finger needs to be developed slowly, and you can just become a bandit. You can't kill innocent people indiscriminately, just take advantage of others. I was exhausted after reading more than ten chapters!

What does this book say? It's bland, there is no main plot support, it's just the protagonist's upgrade, there is no conspiracy, foreshadowing, or cleverness. There was originally a demon sect, but the demon sect's power layout was not involved in the pursuit of imperial criminals and bandits (after all, it is written here that it is involved with the demon sect). In the end, the master (the representative figure of the Yuhua Peak's combat power) died inexplicably. Why did the Sixty-Ninth Catastrophe (there is also the Ninety-nine Catastrophe above) have a variant thunder tribulation? Is this considered a plot kill? There are also monsters in this world. I feel that except for the Demon Suppression Valley, local monsters have almost never appeared. The protagonist appears when needed, otherwise it will not be written elsewhere. I feel like I am just reading the outline. There are also many places that should be written but were cut off by the author. After reading the plot before it was released, I knew that the protagonist had been upgraded.

Here's another "I Use Demonic Seeds to Cast Immortality" 🙂

Strength is always used to compare with combat power. Throughout the story, there are several people who are practicing physical training. During the battle, those who are practicing physical energy also compete with the protagonist, who is practicing physical training. The protagonist's measurement of combat power is always based on strength. Is the breakthrough in realm just to increase some strength? Breaking through the big realm can be regarded as an essential breakthrough in all aspects of oneself. As a result, the author's power increases after writing.