Daily Information: I Became an Immortal by Listening to the Gossip in Tianji Tower

I read the latest chapter in one go. The plot setting and writing are good. Although it is slow to start, it progresses layer by layer and is very smooth. I don't know why the author is still a first-class author with millions of words, but I am a bookworm of twenty years, and I am willing to shamelessly guarantee that at least until the day of my post, this book is still worth reading, and it is a good source of food.

Two million-word books are still first-rate writers, and the author's credibility is beyond doubt.

You can obviously do things behind the scenes, but you have to go to the front

Judging from the introduction, it seems to be okay, but the reviews seem a bit bad.

After reading them all, I found a question, is there only one Tianji Tower disciple for the protagonist in Ningzhou City where the protagonist is located? Wasn't there before? There are also tasks that only the protagonist can accept, but not other Tianji Tower disciples? Also, only the protagonist has provided information about Ningzhou City, and no one else has provided information about Ningzhou City. Has the Tianji Tower been completely destroyed? Why is it that the protagonist is always alone in Ningzhou City and has no classmates? Before the protagonist became a disciple of Tianji Tower, were there no other Tianji Tower disciples in Ningzhou City? It's impossible for a sect doing intelligence work to make such a mistake, right? It's been more than 60 chapters and the protagonist hasn't met any of his fellow sects? Something big happened in Ningzhou City. It's impossible for other Tianji Tower disciples not to come, right?

It is very creative to obtain resources, cultivate, and improve your cultivation by listening to the Eight Diagrams. Chinese people's tendency to love gossip may be unique on earth. I am a gossip lover anyway. In the past two years, I had such low blood pressure that I fainted even while walking. After lying in bed for several days, I couldn't help but go downstairs to the small market outside the community, thinking about getting something to eat before going home. As a result, I saw many uncles in uniforms getting out of two police cars. My curiosity greatly increased. I didn't care that I was wandering and dizzy when I looked at the road. I followed them for most of the street to figure out what was going on before going home. After I got home, I remembered: I didn't buy anything. . . . Hahahahahahahaha. . . .

It's really good-looking. Fortunately, I didn't retreat because of the introduction 😭😭😭😭

The idea is pretty good. I almost thought it was a system. This intelligence collection is pretty good. The protagonist obviously can report it to the police, but he often fails to report it, looks down on a little bit of free prostitution, and sometimes goes out to explore it himself. It just seems like he is suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder. What a loss!

To be honest, it feels like verbally calling for concealment, but in fact it is not complete, but a state of semi-reclusion.

I read the latest chapter in one go. The plot setting and writing are good. Although it is slow to start, it progresses layer by layer and is very smooth. I don't know why the author is still a first-class author with millions of words, but I am a bookworm of twenty years, and I am willing to shamelessly guarantee that at least until the day of my post, this book is still worth reading, and it is a good source of food.

The author's perseverance is amazing. He actually has two completed books with a million words.

A buddy has been reincarnated and re-cultivated. I don't know who it is, but this stroke is too similar to old novels.

Not bad, not bad, pretty good, just to my liking.

We are still in the Qi refining period, and the intelligence level seems to be very high. How can we set the level in the future?

It's unexpected that this is a masterpiece.

Why is the word count for each update only about 2,500 words? It's inconvenient to use reading coupons. A round number of two thousand words or four thousand words would be just right.

Even if there was information, how did the person involved know about it?

After watching it for a long time, I forgot, who is Ma Changlin and where did he appear?

Why are there so many typos and punctuation errors lately?

This deception is too idealistic. On the one hand, the name of the spell itself has appeared in other movies, TV series, and novels. Whether it is the name or the stereotype in other stories, it belongs to the type that affects the opponent's recognition, just like the disguise technique. However, the author's current setting is quite a bit like the law of heaven. As long as the opponent believes that the wind is real, he can use the spell to fight, which is very inconsistent. Even if the other party is fighting the illusion in his heart, it is much easier to accept.

Every chapter is too short. It's like a scam. If it continues like this, I will file a complaint against you.