Immortal Immortality: Starting from the Shuttle Between Two Worlds

Or is it grinding and grinding in the early stage, speeding up in the mid-term, and crashing in the later stage?

Keep grinding like this, sooner or later you will hit the street, increase your speed a little, don't be too lazy

A veteran of Qidian, an expert in water injection

Most of the chapter is water, a master of ink. Free chapters are fine to pass the time, but not worth it if you subscribe.

After reading this, I have a few questions❓ 1. Gold and silver from another world are not currencies. You can bring things back from another world. Do you need gold and silver? I kept talking about the old doctor's family background, and also said that the county town has no backing family background. It's not contradictory. Are you imitating Brother Dayi?

It's just so watery before it's on the shelves, but it's still better when it's on the shelves

I don't like the author's writing format. It's very uncomfortable to read. He always likes to add water. Che Zhulun repeatedly said that he had had enough with the previous book and he didn't want to read this one again.

It smells like AI. Did you write the chapter outline and then use AI to expand it? It's too watery 😐

The water was so strong that I was baffled by it, and I didn't miss anything even if I jumped around to see it. . . .

There is no wrong name, Banzhangshui 🙂

The first dungeon didn't start well, and the protagonist was a weakling with little room for improvement. If the protagonist of the first dungeon hadn't landed in a dead city, it wouldn't have been so boring to write.

I don't know why it's so boring to write, I even got a little sleepy while reading it.

Slip away, slip away, it's too ink-stained

The protagonist is really talented, it's like a person traveled to the zombie virus apocalypse and came back with the zombie virus to poison him. . . My mind is very clear

Starting a new book before finishing the last one 😥, is this an unbeatable character?

That's it... Normally I don't curse, but I really can't help it

Too much ink will naturally result in poor grades