Only I Can Do It: the Only Immortal in the World

The author really couldn't write anything. First, he entered the scene personally, then there was the imposter incident in the college entrance examination in the old days, and then there was the classic sports car crashing into someone and saving a mother and daughter.

The author's writing is so bad, it's disgusting to read. The protagonist is completely written like a nouveau riche, a poor loser who suddenly loses all rules and becomes a slut.

Enlightenment is based on "the way of a saint, do things without fighting", but does the protagonist do it without fighting? In the face of hostile people, you don't smile calmly with a gentleman's heart, like water, wrinkled by the wind, but the water flows from the west. You can't express yourself in your behavior. A person who is enlightened feels more vulgar than an aunt. If he bites you, I will bite you back.

After cultivating immortality, I completely let myself go and practiced magic on the street in broad daylight! Is this considered to be a form of intelligence?

Nondescript. Even if it is written as a native of the motherland, it should be more attractive than this.

After reading Chapter 50, let me tell you my feelings. The idea of ​​this book itself is quite good, but unfortunately there are too many pretense and slap-in-the-face plots, which I can't stand. I can only say that it has no connection with me.

It feels weird. Just because the missile is not aimed at the protagonist, the protagonist feels warm in his heart. He feels that the things he did before are recognized by others. Are you a fairy? Will the next step be to start sending immortal magic?

I have read most of the novels written by Qidian, but I may not have read or searched for some. This setting of a sudden enlightenment is not bad. It was good at the beginning. Daily writing really appeals to my taste. But in the last ten or so chapters, I can only laugh. It's more fun than not. I think even a blunt pretense is better than this. I have ordered the same type of rebirth and daily cultivation of immortality, with more than 2.5 Million words, all in Japanese. I can read it all the time, but occasionally I just pretend to be cool, so why not come here? It's either a cool novel or a daily routine. There is no way to survive if you are nondescript. I still hope that the author can write it well. After all, there are too few urban novels that I can write alone, and there are even fewer that are written to my liking. This one was really to my liking at first.

Ancient writing style... This book can be renamed God-level Immortal Cultivation Returns in the City, or you might as well write that the protagonist is a native of the motherland...

Another dog also became enlightened! Not an independent method!

The pretense and slap-in-the-face part is poorly written, but the part about practicing magic is very good. If you skip the pretense plot, this is a good urban immortality novel.

Don't know anything, just pretending for the sake of pretending. Boring

In this type of literature, the protagonist is invisible castrated and has no desire to pursue women. He is only touched by others.

To be honest, Dufa novels are still set in modern times. Writing in China, haha, I can only say that if you have a copy, just read it and enjoy it. There is no need to force anything, it is all a mess. There are many things that he cannot write and dare not write. Do you understand? All that's left is a pitiful way of writing and a very simple truth. There's no need to fight over it, it's just a lump that tastes better and tastes worse.

Let me tell the author that the essence of enlightenment is to effectively reorganize the information in the brain and get straight to the essence. The whole process requires energy and is very energy-consuming. You can't afford it if your body is not strong enough. Xiaowu does not count

This book is estimated to have 2 million words and only has 20 chapters to read, except for water.

I didn't see the immortal, I only saw the lunatic.

Find a one-man book where the main character is terminally ill and working as a mastermind in a nursing home. Later, a supernatural organization was established, using rings to test apprentices, and recruited 12 people.

This introduction directly reveals the stupidity