Raising Corpses to Grind My Way into an Unorthodox Immortal Lord

The biggest shortcoming of this kind of book about the sect is that the protagonist has no sense of responsibility. He only eats but does not work. It is said that the life of the lower-level monks in the sect is difficult. As a result, he uses the support of the lower-level monks and the protection of the higher-ups. He shrinks back when something goes wrong. The reason why the two books "The Legend of Mortal Cultivation of Immortality" and "Gou's Cultivation of Immortality in the Troubled World of Demons and Martial Arts" are so popular is because Han Li is cautious and does not hesitate at all when he should take action. And the protagonist in Wenzhao Gong's book is Zhen Gou. But I would rather be the head of a chicken than the tail of a phoenix. I am the boss of a small place, or I am a casual cultivator. Others owe me. He does not owe others. Nowadays, the Gou Dao articles written by these street writers are all irresponsible or overly cautious. The essence of Gou Dao is to restrain first and then promote. As a result, the current garbage Gou Dao articles are all for feeding the readers. At least the cool articles have a good place. At least the literary Qingshu still has a part of the audience. This kind of sloppy writing only makes readers uncomfortable.

Is the protagonist mentally ill? Like to tie yourself up with things? Return of cause and effect, if there is such a thing, there will be no betrayal in the sect. He saved someone in front of him, but he needs help from this person in the back and still says that he owes a favor. How inferior is this person? Your boss pays you a salary every month to support your family and you still don't risk your life to repay your boss?

The base-building flying speed is actually only a little faster than 20 kilometers per hour, which is not as fast as others riding a bicycle. I can't accept it. Did you write these data with your eyes closed?

The protagonist's IQ and EQ are a bit low, and the author's writing is a bit awkward. He is a first-level qi-training disciple, a second-level manager, a third-level deacon, a fourth-level elder, and a fifth-level peak master. It's really confusing to me. You can write more than a thousand chapters about golden elixirs.

It feels cool to watch from the front, but the leveling pressure is too heavy. In chapter 20, there are only two levels of Qi training. When it comes to more than 70 chapters, it is still two levels of Qi training. The flow level pressure on the data panel is so hard. It is unimaginable that it will take more than 200 chapters to reach foundation building. I will not be able to get enough later.

The author of this setting didn't even read it himself. The only fairy mountain within a radius of 500 miles, a sect with tens of thousands of people in such a small territory? A sect with tens of thousands of people has so many corpse buryers? What about this bloody battle in the abyss? So capable of death.

The characteristics of the protagonist's practice of left-handedness are that he practices quickly (the protagonist obviously practices very fast), has strong fighting ability, and does not live long. With these characteristics, under normal circumstances, who would dare to mess with them? It's good for you, just step on everyone.

Poisonous point: At the beginning, my sister went to be a concubine. I read the comments and said that I haven't carried it yet. If you mind, you can leave.

At the beginning of the book, the sister learns to get out of the way and sells it to the protagonist to get benefits? Isn't this forced moral kidnapping?

I get annoyed when I see that sister B. What a plot-defying plot. Were you still alive three or four years ago? The plot in the future will definitely take this as the main line. Who wants to watch this? I thought I was being left-handed, but this is the result.