I Am Practicing Immortality Legally, Why Should I Be Called a Devil?

It's now much more comfortable and not so depressing than watching "The Cultivation of Immortals with No Money Next Door". I hope the plot will move on faster and it won't take too long to go to university.

This article is based on the story of the protagonist who was born in the modern cyber world of cultivating immortals. He became a student and awakened the demon system, thus challenging the bottom line of the law, reaching the upper limit of birth, and constantly carrying forward his own demonic religion. It is very imaginative, the subject matter is very new, it is refreshing, the details are good, and the plot is novel. It is recommended to update it.

I wanted to complain before, maybe this Bai Ling is demon-sexual

No kidding, this is really powerful👆

Where did the system come from?

Adding so many two-dimensional things, is it still classified into fantasy?

Dual heroines, I really don't understand how they ended up marrying Qi Hanya 😤 Does the protagonist have that kind of feeling for her 😒

There is a female protagonist chasing me 😍😍😍

There is a female protagonist chasing me 😍😍😍

Who is the boss secretly opening a trumpet? Don't worry, book friends. It would be great if there were more female leads. I feel like you are looking at big eyes, but you really shouldn't be like big eyes. I have been begging for a female lead at Eyeballs for two years.

Why are there all women in the character column? They can't be humanoid teddies. I see women who can't walk. Please tell Shen Nong.

Wait, you mean to say that if you don't have money to cultivate, that book has something to do with this book? Isn't this book funny and abstract? I read a few chapters of the book because I didn't have money. It was quite depressing.

Is there a Shennong? It feels good to read the comments. Is it the kind of book that has a female protagonist and several female supporting characters and is about stock trading? I'm a bit afraid to click on the character bar. I am really annoyed by this kind of appetite-wrenching book. Thanks for your replies brothers. Thank you together here.

It feels more humane than the Kunxu next door. It looks really depressing next door, but it's obviously much more fun here. Moreover, as a niche track of funny urban immortality, I hope the author can work hard. Real gold is not afraid of fire (it may be a bit vulgar, but that's the truth). It has become the first recommendation, and it will definitely prosper.

Tough Xiaoxiang

White hair! It's white hair!

From this look, it seems that he has been a demon before, so he did not take it for granted.

Have you ever practiced immortality? Some things are scribbled and taken for granted.

When I first read the character section, I thought it was a harem. The first part is really good, especially before it was put on the shelves. I laughed so much that I had a stomach ache, and there were a lot of risqué words. There is a lot less space in the latter part. Is it a harem? If not, I will withdraw it.

Have you ever practiced demon cultivation? Some things were scrawled and taken for granted.

It seems to have been plagiarized.

Do you think men's underwear is considered a kind of universal banner🤔 or do the tissues in the trash can count?

The devil is smiling

Have you ever practiced immortality? Some things are scribbled and taken for granted.

It borrows elements from "You can't cultivate immortality without money", but it has its own new ideas. It is not about cultivating immortality under capitalism, it is not so desperate and helpless, and it is not about cultivating immortality under the underworld. Hmm... It should be the cultivation of immortality in the primary stage of modern socialism

The first time I saw it, the author wrote a protagonist who was too cs, exploited the employees (his own alter ego), and then was scolded for changing the text, hahaha😂 What's even funnier is the comment: "The sense of substitution is too strong, but the one who takes the place is the one who is being squeezed."

It's the same as No Money Next Door. The advantage is that this world is not as dark and depressing as the one next door. The disadvantage is that the protagonist's combat power is a bit harsh, and many of the tricks given are to improve the people around him. In comparison, Chen Noi, who has the blood of the Dragon King, is more like the protagonist, and the most recent colorful talent given by the protagonist is "Invincible in the Second Week" that is rarely used a few times, making him invincible the second time he plays the same dungeon. To be honest, you will basically get all the benefits after clearing the level for the first time. The second round is of great use. There is another one that makes people laugh even more: "Unconditionally make people of the same realm kneel down to worship you." Isn't your colorful talent useful for anything other than drawing hatred? In addition, the magic power of the Five Fingers series must be upgraded again every time you break through a major realm, which can be seen with the naked eye, and you can get rewards many times. The summary is that if you like cybernetics but don't like it to be too dark, you can watch it. In addition, you should be prepared for the protagonist to be suppressed in combat for a long time. It might not be as cool as you think.

The overall feeling is more relaxed and less oppressive than the book next door. Although that book came out first, after reading dozens of pictures, I found out that there was huge pressure from copyright rules and later on, there was selling blood and muscle, which didn't suit my taste. This book is overall relaxed, and the events are resolved in a humorous way, just like Spider-Man. The villain in this book can be as bad as he is. He just bought a black suit and danced on the street. Overall, it is not that dark.

I finished reading 570,000 words in one day, update soon😍😍😍

I ordered it all and voted for two months before I even saw it on the shelves. This job is too intensive. Is the author surfing the Internet 24 hours a day?