The All-Profession Gu Immortal

Healing poisonous poisons are directly connected. I don't know if the author has written about it, but the author can try to write about it. The king, the doctor, and the minister use poisonous poison as a supplement.

You can evolve as long as you eat, so why not just go to the mass graves?

If you don't know how to write poetry, you still want to be a Gu Immortal. If you don't know how to write poetry, you are not qualified to become a Gu Immortal.

There are a lot of power systems, can you control them? I'm very worried about this. To be honest, I don't think many great gods can control it. You are a martial artist, a Gu Master, a Shinto system, and a divine weapon system. I am also numb.

First, I used the title of the book about Gu to lure people in. After reading it for so long, I couldn't find the mystery of Gu and the scenes of using Gu. They all use the warrior profession to fight and fight with people. It's really cheating.

I just sorted out my bookshelf, and I have read more than a dozen books in the past six months.

The cold wind blows in the valley of despair, and the cicadas chirp in the spring and autumn. The young man returns!

If you were to write a book about exploring treasures in the Hundred Thousand Mountains, you would not be so depressed that you would have to focus the plot on all kinds of trivial things.

No wonder the protagonist wants to practice both martial arts and Gu masters. As a martial artist, he is not strong enough, and as a Gu master, he is not strong enough, so he just puts up with the matter of summoning spirit Gu. Facing two second-level people who can't beat you, what are you afraid of? Why does the second ancestor really want to cause trouble? The protagonist just runs away. He doesn't owe the Ice Spirit clan anything. This time, he has one breath of soul summoning Gu and almost died. What if he really dies? Doesn't that really make him a clown? Why endure when you shouldn't? It feels like the author wants to arrange for the protagonist to get the right to use the spirit poison, so the protagonist endures it. But from the protagonist's perspective, he doesn't know that this is more beneficial, but he still has to endure it. Isn't this a turtle?

Who would have thought that a small Gu Dao novel back then could become such a hit. Why! What a pity.