
Becoming an Immortal Starting as a Monster
从妖怪开始成仙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 249k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
92Chapters
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9.2kFans
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Reader comments 18
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If you have a storage bag, don't use it. You won't eat the tiger carcass? And a toad has no teeth and can't bite its mouth. Where is the progress of the Second World Book? You know that you are using essence and blood, but you are still plotting against people? Da Yao and the Qidian imitation show. Can you provide some useful information?
Rotten
The author said that there is no position between monsters and humans, but in the article, whenever there is a fight between humans and monsters, they will definitely help the humans.
A good book requires slow work and meticulous work. It is estimated that it will take off after more than a hundred chapters.
I love eating settings so much that I can forget that I wrote it all myself.
The battle of positions comes too early, and there are people close to both sides. Every time the description is better, it becomes more and more confusing. Is there no shadow of the past friendship in the protagonist's heart? Every time you devote yourself to a new circle, you are really the chosen scumbag.
Isn't it a bit logically inconsistent? Later, it is said that the protagonist did not dare to get involved in the dispute between He Bo and the Taoist temple, but he helped the carp and was seen by the Taoist priests and could not be picked off without killing them all. In this case, why did the previous article not detail the psychological activities of the protagonist who chose to help the carp? In addition, I have always been curious about where the corpses of the toads in the first life went. The old devil made the old monkey soul slave and the wild boar into a corpse puppet. Except for the big spirit of the protagonist at that time, she recycled it. It would be okay even if the protagonist's body was smashed into pieces to make a poison magic weapon or simply collected, right? I don't think such a diligent and frugal grandma will let this thing go In addition, I think that the protagonist can commit suicide when he feels that there is no room for improvement in the early stage of development. The corpse is also a precious resource. If you die unexpectedly, you will most likely lose the corpse and the magic weapon. However, doing so also risks the reincarnation vacuum period. As your cultivation level increases, you can set up a back-up plan. , Using reincarnation as a trump card In addition, it is necessary for the author to explain in subsequent chapters the protagonist's mental journey of not trying to reincarnate as a human being. It may be because he feels that the development cycle is long, family ties are difficult to break, or even just add a plug-in that does not respond to human blood, but I think this must be written. This is a very important logical gap in the book.
Author, what are you writing about recently? If you cut off the dragon veins, don't you know what will happen to those birds at Tianxuan Peak? There was neither an escape route arranged nor preparations to go south.
I remembered a novel about a wolf that reincarnated into an immortal. I forgot what it was called. Goldfinger can be reincarnated into bloodline descendants, and then the protagonist begins to plan various bloodlines and reveal various creatures everywhere 🙂
I'm thinking about another book from Seven Points, Wet Egg Fetus
Author, are you going to stop updating? What a pity