Gao Wu: I Can Be Reincarnated Indefinitely in the World of Cultivating Immortals

Don't touch your nose with pig's feet all the time. I suggest you pick your crotch occasionally.

How many times has the Zhuxian Sword Formation in the introduction been castrated?

The writing is okay, but the world of martial arts is really not that good to watch. There are so many things going on, and when I get tired of seeing them, I just keep doing things in the Star Realm😓

Cultivation of immortals has always fed back reality, so why not mainly describe cultivating immortals? It seems to be selling sheep over people's heads, and can't the technology of the real world feed back the cultivation of immortals? Your consciousness is synchronized, and you can't return to reality without traveling directly to the past. My evaluation is, if you have a hook, use it. Don't describe the protagonist who wants to work hard on his own but relies on the hook to grow by leaps and bounds.

Why does the main writer talk about infinite reincarnation in reality? The time flow rate of one to one hundred can also feed back to the main body, and the result is not written at all. In reality, we just follow the same white text template and remove what offends people, changing the soup without changing the medicine.

After reading Chapter 17, is this book mainly about the real world? It feels like there are very few plots in the simulation world.

Try to write as much about the world of immortality as possible. To be honest, those about Gao Wu are very similar and boring. Overall it's okay, keep going 😁.

I have read the latest chapter so far. It is edible, not too poisonous, and is above good quality. It's just that the introduction is quite poisonous. If it weren't for the book shortage, I would leave after seeing this resume.

It's a pity to abandon it and it's tasteless to eat. Can't the cultivation of immortality and reality be half and half? What's the point of writing about reality in a large scale and writing about cultivation in a small scale? What readers want to see now is to accumulate strength in the world of immortality. You're pretending to be cool in the real world, and you're not good at cutting out chapters. What was supposed to be the climax of cultivating immortals suddenly jumps to real-life content. I can't even hold on to writing the first 30 chapters like this. Generally speaking, the setting is good and the level is there, but the author may not be able to distinguish the priorities, or he may be screening readers. For readers who like reality more than copies, it is a rare level of food.

I feel like those rumors about illegitimate children and members are really bad and affect the feeling of reading the book.

I said why there are no comments. The early stage is too dull and the pace is too slow. Let's not talk about the first chapter of traveling through the world of immortality. At least the second chapter should start. There are too many daily routines in the middle. It's okay to use it for daily introduction to the world in the early stage, but if you write too much, it will become useless. I guess many people abandoned the book in the first three chapters.

With such a talent, shouldn't he be content in the main world? Passionate in the world of immortality

I can still read the main story about reincarnation, but it's really uncomfortable to read the trivial things about the main world like yours 😰

Why are you touching your nose, shaking your head and muttering to yourself, you are really well-equipped.

The fourth level of Qi training can only release 5 fireballs. Isn't it too weak?

I feel that the world of martial arts is not as beautiful as the world of immortality

It was a good setting, but from the middle on, I felt that the protagonist's personality had changed inexplicably. Perhaps it's because the results are not very good, but these dozens of chapters clearly feel like they want to be completed faster, and the author also feels like he's trying to keep the bottom line. It's a pity that it was abandoned.

The real world is very bad, full of routine and noob atmosphere. It would be nice to write more about the world of cultivating immortals. It is rare to participate in a few major events in the real world, and occasionally pretend to be cool.

The switch between the other world and the main world is very good, just like reversing the car into the garage. The next step is to maintain the rhythm of the main world and the other world, which is like parking at a fixed point on an uphill slope, holding steady

Why is the protagonist always hahahahahahahaha for no apparent reason?

The author can write more about the protagonist using an ordinary martial arts university to defeat the top universities.

It's the first time I see Gaowu start in college instead of high school. It's quite novel.

The writing is quite good, the food is good, but the name and introduction feel a bit confusing...

The writing is okay, but I feel like not many people read it. Maybe there is something wrong at the beginning.

Generally speaking, it can be considered a good idea, but the author can do more sewing. It would be too obvious to just swallow the stars.

I haven't read it yet. Is it dangerous to be reincarnated in the world of cultivating immortals? What should we pay attention to when reincarnating? Is it the same whether someone commits suicide or is killed? If the soul is captured and put in an oil lamp to be boiled for ten thousand years, can the protagonist still change? Before reincarnation, my soul was traumatized and I became an idiot. After reincarnation, will I be an idiot or normal?

Damn it, I just gave the monthly pass 🙄