
Cultivating Immortality and Longevity by Grinding Experience
从肝经验开始修仙长生
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- Completed
- Length
- 253k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Grass,
A great monk in the late stage of Qi training, an ancestor of foundation building, a powerful master of golden elixir, a Taoist friend of Nascent Soul, a little friend of God Transformation, and a boy of transcending tribulations. The more you go to the back, the more rubbish you get. Why is it all written in the same routine?
It suppresses the strength so much that it makes me irritated. The proficiency level is extremely slow. The protagonist has a golden finger and is slow to practice spells and exercises. So why shouldn't others who don't have a golden finger take longer? In the early stage, the protagonist quickly improves his strength without doing anything, but when he reaches the fourth level of Qi training and has a stable income, he keeps suppressing him? As a result, I always write about leapfrog battles, where I was beaten and vomited blood many times and managed to survive by luck. What's the point? What matters is the advantage of the protagonist overpowering him. If you want to write a battle, try to fight at the same level. The protagonist has a golden finger, so to show the protagonist's sense of superiority, you must overpower the same level, instead of always jumping to a higher level and being beaten to blood. The protagonist practices spells other than Golden Needle during combat, and then gets close to melee to survive. What's the point of this battle?
Your Qi training period is too long. Why are you still at the same level as the mortals who were cultivating immortals ten years ago? You can at least evolve. Your body is so weak. Let alone fighting, it is not easy to escape. . .
Refugees are cultivating immortals. Most of them want to write not about cultivating immortals, but about refugees.
Shennong's writing here is good. If the details can be polished to make it look like a human being, it will definitely be fairy grass.
Things have changed a bit after the war. There are a lot of spiritual stones, but the realm has not improved. If you let yourself go, you will not be far away.
Shen Nong tasted hundreds of herbs
Let's talk about my impressions. The writing is not bad, but I have to complain about the fighting. As an awesome talisman master, he doesn't use talismans when fighting, his spiritual energy is exhausted at every turn, and he even fights people in close combat with a gun! Beat yourself to the point of paralysis! Then why do you keep so many top-quality talisman hairs that can exert 100% of your full strength? I'm convinced YOU!
It won't be updated anymore. Can you give me a message from the author?
I have read more than 90 chapters, and it is considered a relatively traditional fairy tale. Currently, I personally feel that there is no poison in it. Just like the name of the book, it is honest and honest. It gives me the feeling that the protagonist is relatively stable.
The characters in this book are very good, and the plot is not cliché. The disadvantage is that the progress of the protagonist's cultivation is too slow, which may make some readers unable to follow it. But if the author is not in a hurry, he can write slowly. If he is anxious for grades, he can increase his practice speed appropriately.