Taoist Cultivator: I Gained Immortality Through Grafting

I remember a few years ago, I saw a similar method of cultivating immortals by cutting in half. At that time, the protagonist was a few versions ahead of me and spliced ​​together the story of cultivating immortals. I still remember that I won a group of sisters and cut it before I finished the fog dungeon. At that time, I sighed, what a great idea... What a pity

The imagination is okay, but the plot is mediocre. Hay.

Please read it to the last page. The key period of the new book is to read it. If my work can help you pass the time in your spare time, and you don't think it is so ugly, please, please.

How many chapters will it take to deal with that old man and give him a kick

Generally, when a time traveler discovers that he has four arms, he should immediately check whether they have been hammered.

Can I pick up 8 more 🙂?

Fellow Taoists, let me taste the saltiness first.

I don't know how to say anything even if I break the update!

How disgusting is this horse rider? It's better to die peacefully.

Putting aside the overused word "wry smile", can grafting only be used to graft human limbs?

A very interesting and creative book. If you pass by, I highly recommend it. The protagonist currently has 8 arms and has peeled off 2 layers of human skin.

The suitability can be seen. The life-span exchange method, bear with it, the life-span activates the weapon, there may be others that can be activated later, the more you open, the bigger it gets.

There must be mortals in this world who have developed various martial arts in order to become stronger. Those geniuses who have mastered martial arts at such a young age must be high-quality sources of advanced graft bodies 😁

The writing is okay, the setting is quite interesting, and the plot is a bit bland, but it's okay. The author can just keep writing at the current pace. But if you have time, you can write another version with a faster pace. You don't need to publish it, just to sharpen your writing skills. To be specific, you can imitate those cool articles. Regarding the rhythm, the plot should be more clear. Finally, there are the protagonist's multiple hands. I see that he has not shown real power so far. Compared with other cultivation methods, they look relatively mediocre and a bit frustrating, but it is also in line with the evaluation of the protagonist's cultivation method in the article. However, you can write about the protagonist. You can write about his efforts to change this. For example, getting a few more weapons. One weapon in your hand is not too much, right? Is it okay to practice bow and arrow? Your 456 hands will definitely have an advantage over two hands, otherwise how could you be called a mythical power with three heads and six arms. Now that it looks comfortable, let me give you some advice: If the protagonist can grow two heads and cultivate three heads, then the other two heads can also practice one or more cultivation methods. For example, if the protagonist cultivates a cultivation method that can grow multiple eyes, then one of the two heads can be cultivated to make one eye grow multiple eyes. The double pupil method and the multi-pupil method of each pupil can gain many additional advantages through double superposition, and can also allow the protagonist to use more common practice methods to compete with those more rare ones. In terms of resources, there is no need for those resources controlled by powerful people. They can travel around the world reasonably and extend the corresponding plot through numerous human resources. By the way, let me give you another metaphor for the cooperation of multiple arms. For example, the protagonist is fighting with the opponent. The opponent has two hands, and the protagonist has six hands. Two hands can confront two hands, and four hands can forcibly block the various changes of the two hands. The extra two hands are extra attacks. This is the advantage of the protagonist. In the final analysis, the protagonist still needs to have long-range attacks, otherwise I think it will be easy to be dragged to death by other long-range attack and flight methods. By the way, after reading your profile again, I found that the thing that interests me the most is actually the three heads and six arms. The rest just feel normal. You can twist the special characteristics, appearance and special abilities of the characters in mythology to make the protagonist perfect. For example, the underworld can be twisted into the protagonist's internal organs and swallow countless souls, and the heaven can be twisted into the protagonist's brain and surroundings. Huang Ting Jing, who is surrounded by thousands of gods, can be described as the protagonist. Every inch of flesh and blood can be transformed into countless demons, Nezha's three heads and six arms, Erlang Shen's eyes in the sky, the wind and thunder wings born from the prehistoric Feng Leizi eating the wind and thunder apricots... There are so many, so many. Let me talk about what interests me about your novel. From the beginning, when I saw that the protagonist can build multiple arms, I naturally thought of three heads and six arms, and I had a sense of expectation for the subsequent plot. During this period, the protagonist met the inn, encountered the flying head technique, and went to investigate the case. I felt that this plot was a bit boring, but the rhythm of your writing happened to be good, and the protagonist built another pair of hands. The arm just allows me to continue reading, because I already know the three heads and six arms that I am interested in, so I naturally have tolerance for the plot in your book. Before I cultivated multiple arms, I was really not interested in your book as long as there were no blocking points. Then, you can ask other readers in the comment area or at the end of a chapter what they are interested in? You only need to use it as a reference. Your current plot is pretty good, but if you make random changes, your current results may not be as good. Now I'm giving you a warning. But if you want better results, you can also change the protagonist appropriately. The future growth image will be, as I said, a little closer to the one in the myth. Of course, I have said so much. In fact, these are my personal thoughts. Whether you listen or accept it depends mainly on you. What you write now is already good. If you change it, your grades may not get better, or may even get worse. You need to consider it carefully.

Good guy is an aristocrat with limbs, right

According to the world view and settings of this book, there should be many high-level cultivators or aristocratic families or even dynasty sects who would take the initiative to raise their heirs Hou Yi or a large number of mortals as resources for cultivation or sources of graft bodies, right?

I thought there was only the protagonist, so it felt like there was no difference from ordinary ones.

I dedicated a chapter to Kawen. You, the author, are considered awesome.

I've finished reading it, it's pretty good. No big flaws