The Immortal Way Reigns Supreme

I read this great master's works when I was in school, and I really enjoyed reading them carefully. I have been an author for several years now, and I just found out today that Chen Dada of the Southern Dynasties has opened a book! I can't get much in exchange for tips. I didn't write books at Qidian before, but now I just go and top up!

I'm really convinced, who started it? Why do you have to be tortured when reading a novel? Today's novels are all about how miserable the common people are and how disgusting corrupt officials are. It's so boring to always bring in private goods! Look at the rankings one by one, and no one can see them.

After all these years, there are still so many wrongdoers subscribing to Eunuch Chen's book. The correct steps should be 1. Click to collect 2. Wait for two months 3. Eunuch Chen enters the palace again

I have become a Taoist, but I don't want to go back to the mountain. The plot of the world of mortals is very embarrassing, and there is too much sea water.

After reading about a hundred chapters, 1. The level of the realm is unclear, 2. A student who dropped out of the Immortal Way during the Qi training period actually started to understand the rules and rhyme of the Tao! 3. What inexplicable weird fairies, demons, demons and monsters!

After reading more than 50 chapters, my evaluation of this book is that the Renaissance pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger, pretending to be a slap in the face, and cultivating immortals in the city is a cool story.

Just write about cultivating immortals, and it's linked to eating blood food. If you don't eat it, you won't be able to become immortals? Is demand greater than supply? What about logic? How much should a cultivator eat per day? How much do you need to eat in a month? How much do you need to eat in a year? How long does it take for a successfully cultivated monster to grow? Then for the entire cultivation world to practice, how can there be any living people in this world?

This book is just fodder at most. I feel that the author borrowed from several works and mixed them together. His expressive ability is limited. Can't he write his own? First of all, the author's writing of fighting is completely different. Swordsmanship, and others rely on talismans. Later, you will learn the Five Elements from the Book of Heaven, learn invisibility, and learn Mengjing. Why do you want to learn so much? You have been working in the mountains for ten years, and you have to copy the traveling fairy. You also have a good grasp of the direction of expression. Regardless of the genre, the first few chapters are indeed top-notch, but the later chapters gradually decline seriously, especially if there are many bugs before it is put on the shelves. I feel that there are not many normal masters nowadays.

Speechless, the Book of Heaven is so powerful. Why don't the people on the mountain come looking for me? It was also linked to the law, but no one came to find it? The co-authored book is waiting for the protagonist to come to him, right?

As mentioned in the title, when I read Chapter 95, the plot description is very bland, not as good as Killing Evil, Entering a Liaozhai, and Human God. It does not have the high-spiritedness of the young man. Sometimes the author will suddenly write some dry truths, and sometimes he will suddenly throw out some dry settings. In terms of plot design, I haven't seen any unexpected plots yet. The main plot I have seen so far is to go up the mountain to cultivate immortality again, and the second is to find the fragments of the Book of Heaven. In general, it is very dull, I have no desire to catch up on updates, and I have no books to read to pass the time.