A Mortal's Journey from Casual Cultivation to Immortality

The whole book was a running story until it was put on the shelf. The real plot is less than 300 words per chapter. You can read it to kill time, but there is no desire to read or spend money. I quit after seeing the first chapter on the shelf. Really, this book has no desire to spend money at all. Maybe it's okay, but I really can't bear to write a running account on a money-spending website like Pianzi 😒 The above is just my personal opinion. Other mortals at least have the desire to let me spend money. After all, there is some useful information. This one really has no useful information at all 😒

I don't know what the protagonist's background is? Since it dares to grab the cake among the seven major factions, a force that doesn't even have a golden elixir dares to challenge the seven major factions. Also in Tiannan, the Foundation Establishment Pill is banned. I don't know where the protagonist found the Foundation Establishment Pill, but it can be used by casual cultivators. You can't find the ingredients for the Foundation Establishment Pill, but you still want to make an pill?

In recent days, there have been several mortal fandoms, all of which are highly toxic. There are not many book friends, but they all have a lot of monthly tickets 😡

After reading this, I only have one thought. I don't know why we need to develop power. The protagonist who doesn't even need a small bottle has no shortage of resources. There is no point in developing power.

Chapter 73: It is totally against normal logic to capture casual cultivators to join the war. It may be okay for sects and families to occasionally bully individual cultivators, but if you want to bully casual cultivators on a large scale, there are also very qualified casual cultivators. Once they grow up, it would be weird if they don't destroy your sect and family.

It's more interesting, but it makes Han Laomo a little too low.

It's so boring, and the priorities are reversed. I thought I found a good book after reading the comments 😰

There seems to be no strong person among the casual cultivators in Tiannan. There are at most a few foundation-building casual cultivators in Yue Kingdom.

How should I put it? I was a little confused when I read it, and I felt that the writing was very messy, and I could hardly find a complete main line. To put it simply, it doesn't look like a picture, it's like a drama made up of fragments.

It's extremely poisonous, and it doesn't smell like cultivating immortality at all.

This is not a great piece of writing written by mere mortals. Very bold and imaginative. Read it carefully, it's very thoughtful. I hope the writing will get better and better, and there will be more and more

I wrote a lot of nonsense, and even formed a team with casual cultivators to hunt down the seven sects of the Yue Kingdom. I don't know how they died. I took advantage of the popularity of mortals and wrote about League of Legends. In the end, you didn't write down the skills clearly. You wrote a lot of nonsense. Run away.

Personally, I feel very boring. The entire casual cultivator group feels useless. Those you can defeat do not need other casual cultivators. The other casual cultivators you cannot defeat can run faster. Most of the low-level casual cultivators are poor and have no cohesion. If they do business, and the business gets bigger, other families or sects that are responsible for it will definitely take action. Isn't this looking for trouble? How to put it this way, I personally feel that the whole novel is not interesting, there is just no plot worth watching. It is like starting with 100 yuan, buying some goods to set up a street stall, and then integrating a group of street vendors to set up a larger street stall, and then changing the place. Light, tasteless

Author, your golden finger is a bit too outrageous. Cut it down appropriately. Otherwise, I am really afraid that a big boss will suddenly appear and slap you to death. I suddenly thought of destroying you with one sentence. What does it have to do with you? Although it is not good for the big boss, it is also not harmful.

It seems like this is the first time I've seen Lujia Mortal. Let's wait and see.

There are so many perspectives from passers-by that it poisoned me to death. I came to see the protagonist, Han Li, and the water.

How can Goldfinger do something that is completely incomprehensible? When I saw the introduction, I didn't click on it because I had no desire to read it.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I still don't understand what the author is writing about? There are a lot of supporting characters, but the protagonist's appearance rate is pitiful!

Ah, poisoned by the background of League of Legends

Is there Shennong or not? I was already poisoned just by looking at the introduction.

There is no high-quality mortal fanfic that is still being serialized.

It's so annoying to look at, what is this writing about. It's too watery, what's the main line? The problem is that your writing is not good and your writing is so slow. Flash people

Pirates, Naruto and Douluo have all seen reform-themed fanfics, but I have never seen the mortal type.

The road is long and far away, I will search up and down😁

The book "Mortal People's Search for Immortals" is steadily updated.

I was so excited to read it that I was speechless after finishing it.