Immortality and Immortality: I Am the Master of All Kinds of Arts

I dug a hole for myself in the early stage, married two mortal wives, and spoiled myself so much that I got stuck.

It feels okay, but I need to have something of my own. For example, the protagonist learns puppetry, spells and weapon refining. You can combine two and two to make a mecha or something, or make a high-frequency sword. Otherwise, your skills are just learning the techniques of the predecessors without innovating, and you always feel that there is something missing. You can imitate the weapons in anime and games and make similar things. After all, the protagonist is a time traveler. For example, using weapon refining, talismans, and spells to create a puppet that integrates housekeeping and combat like Ruhua under one person, a fly-sized small machine that integrates searching, exploration, and real-time image monitoring, as well as a personal-fitting black battle armor and the like. These can all be reproduced, of course it is the author's business how to write them. I'm just a reader and can't write a book. I don't mean to teach people how to do things. This is just my personal thoughts and opinions. The summary is to have a little innovation. After all, the protagonist's golden finger can reach the full level with just one click! If you don't innovate and copy it, I personally feel that it will be quite boring later.

It's funny to see people swearing the inner demon oath during the Qi training period. During the Qi training period, there is a shitty inner demon. If you want to meet the inner demon when cultivating immortality, you must at least be a Nascent Soul. . . . The oath of cultivating immortals has no binding force on low-level monks

You didn't take away your body before you died, but after you die, you can take away your body and build your foundation with even a ray of traumatized spiritual thoughts. Is the end of your life span bullshit? ?

It's very refreshing, and it's not wilting. I support the author not to have children, it's too troublesome.

I feel like the author got lost in writing later on and set a big goal (the protagonist learns all the arts), and then started to make up for this goal. However, the writing power is limited, and each skill only appears briefly, without any depth. It is written to make up for the profession, and it does not reflect the charm of the profession. The cost of doing this is that the protagonist seems to be moving forward on the road of Master Baiyi, but the content of the article is becoming more and more dry, and the charm of Baiyi is diminishing, becoming just a slogan. In fact, the author can stop this goal. The title of the book, Master of Hundred Arts, does not actually mean that the protagonist really needs to master all the hundreds of arts. What is more needed is to show the professional charm of different hundreds of arts and delve into the professional system that other fairy novels have not explored. The other issue is the main occupation of the protagonist. Don't engage in alchemy and weapon refining. If the audience wants to see the content of these two major occupations, there are too many choices. There is no need to look at you as a lower-level substitute. They should do the opposite and rewrite other occupations that the protagonist rarely touches. In fact, the sommelier at the beginning is pretty good, with a certain degree of differentiation, and the writing is also very clever. But after the protagonist, the profession of spiritual wine master was completely lost, and he changed professions without writing out the depth. He followed the trend and started making elixirs. In fact, the efficacy of the elixir can be completely replaced by spiritual wine. Continuing to develop the first profession of the protagonist is actually more differentiated and interesting. Then there is the problem of the heroine. The heroine problem of the protagonist is also a small poisonous point. I have read books with no heroine and multiple heroines. Both have their own audiences. However, the protagonist of this book is really described in an inexplicable way. At the beginning, he married two mortal women and enjoyed themselves. What's more important is that the two female protagonists are still mortals and have completely become flowerpots. There is a little description in the front, but later the protagonist's cultivation becomes a roadside issue. Mortals still have lifespan issues, and dead girls are also a big poison. In fact, the beginning of the book is the most interesting. The protagonist has a special occupation and uses it to make money. It is a bit market-oriented and has a strong sense of being alive. It is very interesting. The protagonist can return to this rhythm later on. Seizing opportunities, fighting with each other, and using drugs to achieve breakthroughs. These contents are too homogeneous and do not fit well with the tone of the book. It is completely possible to follow the business stream. The protagonist uses Baiyi's talent to produce different products, and then uses it to make money to promote the development of the story. He opens a chamber of commerce similar to Duobao Pavilion. The heroine and the younger brother can appear as sales or security personnel to help the protagonist, and they should not be dragged into the role. Compared with refining alchemy and pretending to be a slap in the face, cultivating spiritual wine, Gu insects and other special occupations that are rarely described in novels are actually more suitable for the title of the novel.

I just read the first harem story and it was boring

Not updated anymore? Just give me a word.

I'm really afraid that the author will suddenly cut it off. I've come across several novels like this.

That mortal wife, let them practice Taoist weapons directly, so that they can improve their strength and stay with the protagonist for a long time.

The price of this book has collapsed since the beginning. No matter what type it is, as long as it has the same quality, the price is the same. It's funny.

The latest chapter 139 has been going on for a long time, and they are all planning to take action, but they are still dithering for a long time. The protagonist puts shackles on himself. After the villain is done with the deal, he also reminds him that when the deal is wrangling, can't he just take action? It has to be a mess

The author is a little overwhelmed or simply wants to be more superficial. Each skill must be started from scratch separately. If the skills in the later stages of this book cannot be linked and cannot directly promote cultivation, then it will be meaningless.

The eunuch should ask for leave and give me a message.

The author can't write down the two female protagonists in the early stage. I've voted for you all my monthly votes. I must satisfy my small request as a book fan.

It feels average. The progress is too slow. I just keep getting tens of billions of sub-jobs and then boast about the family points. After that, I can refine alchemy, refine weapons, and cultivate Gu insects. There is no wonderful thing to write about the tens of billions of copying industry. To be honest, it is not interesting at all if you keep writing like this. It is just like the game. Fight monsters, upgrade, find tens of billions of professions, then upgrade, then refine and then find materials. It is not interesting at all. You might as well dig a few professions in depth. Just write about the rest of the professions. It would be interesting to write down the highlights of a few of them.

Pity! To be honest, the protagonist's natal magic weapon is quite creative.

It won't be updated anymore. Can you give me a message from the author?

I used to read Haoyu Zhenxian, the heroine and the supporting character deserve to die. A good book will not stop writing a certain character just because it is well written. I also realized this in the recent book on Fast Food Restaurant. There are too many examples, not to mention that this is not outstanding.

It's not bad. It's just magic. I haven't practiced it a little bit. I can reach perfection just by getting started. It's a bit silly not to be able to do everything.