Cultivation for a Hundred Generations: I Can Return to Youth

It can be chased, the writing is good, he must be a veteran, there is some process in the early stage, the dance is okay, I will reward you with 3 monthly passes, please update quickly

The writing is just average, with small achievements, too many adjectives, and the scenes are too grand. The plot is still the same as that of mortals. The world of immortality is in crisis. Becoming an immortal has been changed to one path. One person can become an immortal sooner. I want to go further and occupy two avenues. It is similar to the outline of a mortal's biography of immortality. What the author thought I wrote is intelligent and looks refreshing. It is different from other fantasy. What I see is, wow, one thing destroys the mountains and rivers, and so on. It's not that exciting. It's all adjectives. The layout of what I'm talking about is the battle of wits and strategy. I won't say much about what you wrote later. It's not as exciting as it is. It doesn't break out of the framework of previous writing. After all, it's just average 🌹

If you don't practice high-level spells, you have to spend your life to deduce basic spells. If you can't get high-level spells as a casual practitioner, just forget about it. I won't complain about you. You have already entered a super sect. I'm a little unhappy to write this. Such a big sect doesn't lack a few advanced spells like yours, a little shrimp practicing qi.

For people like this who have been reincarnated as immortals for hundreds of generations, they basically have to be a little bit strict in the first few lives, and they can't write love stories. Don't bring a few trolls when the time comes, and no one will look at them. You can take in girls, but you have to throw them away.

The latest chapter is too embarrassing, "The aura spreads across thousands of miles of mountains and rivers" "Hurry up and block the city to keep the news" "A golden elixir overhaul makes a sound that will shatter thousands of miles of mountains and rivers if you don't pay attention"

In the early stage, he was still a master in the early stage of the golden elixir, but by Chapter 277, he became a true immortal. In the end, what kind of thing did the author write? What kind of cause and effect does the protagonist want to take from her and owe the other party? The protagonist's cheap master gave the protagonist a third-level low-grade inheritance hall when he entrusted the inheritance in Chapter 125, and it was gone. It was still a branch hall. This is called owing causation. Master and disciple, aren't they strangers? As soon as Zhang Ruoxu appeared, he became the reincarnation of the most powerful soul, and his cultivation reached the level of the most powerful soul. The protagonist is still in the middle stage of Yuan Shen. Also, the masters in the Golden Core stage and the senior sisters in the Foundation Establishment stage are directly promoted to the sixth realm of True Immortal and the lowest is True Immortal Realm. Later, Xuansu Zhenren and the protagonist said that it was not compassion, nor master-disciple affection, nor love for no reason. The later agreement can help the protagonist hide the secret, allowing the protagonist to use the innate fire path to step into the fifth step of true immortality or even golden immortality. The protagonist is required to help Master Xuansu gain time to achieve enlightenment when he breaks through the Golden Immortal after attaining the Golden Immortal Dao Fruit. As a result, the protagonist stopped taking the fire path and directly proved the Taoism by himself. So what kind of thing did Master Xuan Su write? Did he just make it clear?

After a long time, the protagonist killed some minions when he left the sect, especially those few enemies, none of them died, which was very unpleasant to watch. The protagonist Jin Dan will forget about these people from now on, and maybe his cultivation level is higher than the protagonist. This makes me a little tired of watching it. The original few pleasant points were really annoying. Eat ashes first and see what happens later.

The third life was written for a long time without taking up the legacy left by the second life. Have you forgotten, author? Then you prepared for half a day in your second life, how hard did you prepare?

I think the author is very paranoid in setting the idea: 1. Some say that the five spiritual roots are good, while others say that the single spiritual root is strong... Why can't the spiritual roots be improved in the past life, and then reach the top five spiritual roots? 2. The author's obsession has always been puppets... Puppets... Is this thing really so powerful? Can you make a foundation-building puppet by refining weapons? This is inexplicable. 3. The protagonist just stares at the puppet. In the second life, he is in Fangshi, farming and then learning to draw talismans, make alchemy, refine weapons, formations... Isn't it the most perfect? The talisman protects the Tao, makes alchemy to make money, and the array is used for the next life... The protagonist has to be a puppet, a puppet... What can a puppet do? With your superior understanding, the most reliable thing is not a talisman? 3. The conflict in the Qian family is inexplicable... Why are they so troublesome to you? You also helped others. This kind of conflict is just to highlight the cruelty of the protagonist? There are also all kinds of apprentices... The Lone Ranger can't make money? Do you have to have cause and effect everywhere? 4. The exchange market is also very poisonous... You can just run away. Then what is the 60-year contract for? No binding? 5. The third generation worshiped the sect... You said it was for inheritance... But it turned out to be just to fill the cup... I thought it would be a high-quality mortal novel... But it turned out to be a sutured novel with no logic... I vomited, it was rubbish!

He died of poison in the first chapter. He knew what the golden finger was, but he still wanted to be stubborn. In his first life, he was still so wasteful.

I can accept the rest. It makes no sense to risk one's life and think it is a flaw. After seeing the latest chapter, the protagonist has nothing missing and has top qualifications. Can't he just go to Dongzhou to be reborn and join a top sect and rise all the way up? Go to the spirit world and come back to dominate the protagonist. You have to find an excuse to rush in every map. The key is that you, a normal person, do you use it this way? Definitely the developmental stream. Author, you don't have to worry about writing novels

In such a huge super sect, there are no advanced spells for the protagonist to practice, and the disciples can only use the protagonist's basic spells? ? Do you still need the protagonist to use his lifespan to deduce spells? He also said that he would continue to use his lifespan to deduce the spell system. With such a large sect, it couldn't assemble a set of high-level spells that the protagonist needs? The same goes for the exercises. There are exercises that lead directly to the Nascent Soul without practicing. You still need to deduce the exercises yourself to practice. This is the most speechless. I am particularly tired of this kind of writing.

In today's novel environment, it's almost too hard to complain

No, just looking at the introduction, it is very close to another book, "Cultivation of Immortality for Hundreds of Worlds, I Can Fix Talents". The protagonist has a book of hundreds of generations, which can retain his talents and be reborn. In the first life, he was a prince who gave birth to children like crazy; in the second life, he was a spiritual farmer who learned alchemy; in the third life, he joined the Alchemy Palace and became a first-level top lecturer.

What the hell is Chapter 276 written about? It directly takes the protagonist's Golden Pill Master and Foundation Establishment Senior Sister to the True Immortal Realm. The more it is written, the more chaotic it becomes. The protagonist's throat has been sore all the time. The protagonist's master did not teach anything, so he was given a third-level low-grade inheritance hall, and nothing else. In the end, the protagonist is quite respectful of his teachers.

I don't understand why I accepted a disciple with such poor qualifications, and he doesn't have any plug-ins for the protagonist. Is it just because of fate? Even Old Demon Han knows that Yuanying should try not to be obsessed with cause and effect before.

The failure is Zhang. Compared with him, the protagonist's achievements are not as satisfying. The second Dao Fa Zhenren was a big failure. He suddenly changed from a mortal flow to a heart-shaped destiny flow.

The previous plot is very strange. After Silkworm transformed into a Star Lord, how did he mobilize an army of 100,000? As an emperor? Didn't he abdicate?

I really hate the longevity practice. I feel like I can't afford it. What kind of longevity golden finger do you want if you are in such a hurry?

There is a big problem with Shou Yuan's cultivation level. How can a low-level secret technique directly operate Shou Yuan?

The author pays attention, if he doesn't want the plot to collapse later. Then quickly send this supporting character with incredible qualifications out and donate it to the powerful Nascent Soul Sect or the Huashen Sect. Otherwise, the qualifications for the Holy Body of the Great Sun will be deleted. Tianlinggen can advance to Jindan without bottlenecks, and has a high probability of having a baby. This is the limit that the Jindan Sect can grasp. Going further up is the source of trouble. Unless the entire top management is stupid, this trouble will not be left behind. Or, author, do you want to write that the entire sect is interested in keeping this supporting role, either to seize it or to cultivate it, and then to be destroyed! It's okay to write it this way. Although it's a little poisonous, it's not serious.

As a bookworm for many years, about 22 years, I will tell you that you can tell the difference between this novel without reading it. Well, the standard for whether you can read it is to first look at the word count of the novel, and then look at the number of reviews of the novel. If the novel has more than 100,000 words but no more than 20 reviews, it is basically garbage. If the novel has more than 1 million words but less than 200 or more than 300 reviews, it is basically bad. But with this kind of standard, just because you can read it, it does not mean that it is very good, that is, it is just food. And for something like 300,000 to 500,000 words, the average is an average of 20 or 30 comments, which is basically enough. You don't need to look at his monthly ticket or anything like that.

Come back and write about Zhe Tian Fan. I cannot allow dark turmoil to occur when I am on the throne. What happens when I am not on the throne has nothing to do with me.

I'd better write honestly, just cover the sky or the Perfect World fanfic, or the Wild Era Devouring the Starry Sky. These can support you as you like.

Come on

You know what, bro, I've been waiting for your updates.

Why doesn't this book support Mr. Storyteller? The author should change the listening book and bring out Mr. Storyteller.

The front is good, but the back tends to be repetitive.

Is this book very imaginative? How refreshing does it feel? Is it the kind of person who has several lives, or the kind of trash who cultivates immortality?

Often abandoning the plot and adding a lot of long-winded inner drama