You Asked Me to Wield a Flying Sword, but I Built a Starship

The author's writing style cannot support this setting.

The writing is a bit shabby, the prices are too unaccustomed, and there's nothing exciting about it, but the setting is really good. Collect it and see what you write later

Don't write about the heroine, it's not good-looking. It was suitable in the early stage, but now it feels a bit weird.

The introduction is unreasonable. Cybernan Tianmen should be something like the L Star Gate, and the Four Heavenly Kings should be starships. It is recommended to change it.

Liangcao Two worlds shuttle, one is a technological immortal sect that integrates the wisdom of the entire human civilization. Everyone is like a dragon, but cultivation resources are relatively scarce; the other is a traditional cultivation immortality, with relatively abundant cultivation resources. The protagonist makes use of the complementary resources of the two worlds to practice, and the reading is smooth. No major reading points have been found so far. Final evaluation: It is worth watching and can be used as a meal replacement.

Since the author is gone, let's put an advertisement on the grave. 🙂🙂🙂

The introduction is so engaging and the content is great. . . . Learn to cultivate immortality. . . . . Ever since I saw a lot of proficiency, God rewards hard work. One certificate, forever. . . Now I can no longer stand this kind of hard study. It is difficult to go from extravagance to frugality!!!!!

The word fruit position appears just after foundation building. The level of this world is a bit low! Resources are scarce and there should be no meritocracy. If immortality education is popularized, the advantages should be expanded and more foundation-building monks should be trained to obtain more resources. Otherwise, how can we compete with other forces?

It feels like it's a reference to the novel about Group Heavy Artillery.

I wanted to see you rely on scientific cultivation to defeat the primitive people who cultivated immortality, but you started talking about the primitive people's cultivation of immortality. I read more than ten chapters, but I didn't see what you were selling, pretending, and getting from the primitive people's cultivation of immortality. What does dimensionality reduction hit?