Ascending to Immortality Across a Hundred Lifetimes

My book friend value is 106, ranking is 406, and the total subscription is estimated to be only 600 to 700. There is a high probability that it will be cut because the results are not as expected. Anyway, the new account will not affect it. The last time I encountered this was a few years ago. This really reminds me that when new works come on the shelves in the future, I should wait for a month or two to write them, and then I feel that the results are not good after being a literary youth. It is really good.

I knew it, but I didn't order it after seeing the chapter on Water Mirror Technique. I've been reading books for seven or eight years, and this is the first time I've seen a foundation-builder who can see the future with a spell. It's so outrageous And with hindsight, this trick is one that looks good but is hard to write, because it must be It only makes sense if you keep using it, just like the title of the book, Eternal Immortality, life after life is accumulated to prepare for the final immortality, but you can't always die and be reborn later. People will dislike it if you write the reconstruction in detail, and you will lose the meaning of the reconstruction if you write it briefly. It is better to write a simulator. No matter how you write, you will not be happy.

Is the protagonist emotionally intense to such an idiotic level? After cultivating for several lifetimes, I ended up being moved by a family that didn't treat me as one of their own. I decided to do my duty to help them wholeheartedly, and even used my accumulated experience in three lives to help. Why don't you tell the Lu family your secrets, and then be their puppet for the rest of your life, contributing to their family business?

This is obviously a book that I have accumulated a lot of experience in. Maybe the results of my first order were not satisfactory, but I think if I stick with it, I can continue to improve.

Already used to it. This kind of book always emphasizes how good it is before breaking through a realm, and then spends a chapter talking about how good it is after the breakthrough. There is always a precise word for the exercises that the protagonist practices. The protagonist's qualifications are always just barely. A streamlined and non-fairy-like ancient urban novel about a low-level employee in the workplace who reincarnated a hundred times and became the richest man.

In fact, there is no need to suppress the combat power. Your book is obviously written by Invincible. Using the corpse of a fake alchemy monk to make a human puppet will only achieve half a step of foundation building? Then you must not write that the Demon Sect has a corpse refining sect. That corpse refining sect cannot find so many golden elixir corpses to refine.

I've already ordered it, but it's actually cut? Dead eunuch

This big preliminaries technique is really off-putting. If you can practice it at such a level, why can't others practice it? That sect is already invincible

The writing is quite good, and this book is obviously a book that is based on accumulated experience. To put it bluntly, you must have at least one million words or more, and then book friends will slowly accumulate it.

What foundation have you built? When you encounter obstacles in cultivating immortality, do you think of making brave and diligent progress? Do you immediately want to retreat? What about the Taoist heart you emphasized earlier? Every chapter is about building a Taoist heart from scratch, right? With such a big cheat, I was timid when facing the foundation building, which was only the first level of practice. What's more, it was not the first time to build a foundation, so I still had the same attitude. This is not cultivating immortals. I only see human puppets manipulated by immortal magic.