
Immortality Begins with Strengthening the Divine Fire Tempering Method
长生从强化神火淬炼法开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 236k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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101Chapters
3.3kRecommendations
13.6kFans
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I read fourteen chapters; it was pretty good, but there's a logical error here? In such a dangerous world, how come the two wealthy families are completely defenseless? How do they manage to protect their wealth?
My disciple has joined the sect, you can't kill me. My master is a master of the sect, you can't kill me. Are you playing Russian nesting dolls here?
The writing style from 20 years ago: suppression - showing off - showing off.
Haha, I guess he's not a full-time writer. He'll probably wait a year or two before taking a break. 😁
He's been castrated.
The previous book was like this, and this one is the same; the author's character has deteriorated.
Is martial arts training only possible through consuming nourishing foods? What about the spiritual energy of heaven and earth? And how do ghosts and monsters survive?
How many days has it been since the last update?
Keep it up, your progress is really obvious.
I remember the author used to have an account called "Hammer Explosion Bar," and his first book was *Nine Bulls and Two Tigers' Strength*, with the male protagonist named Gu Yi. I remember that another account of mine was one of the few that I finished reading it. I recall the author was preparing for the civil service exam at the time.
See? This guy just keeps stopping updating all the time. He was like this last time, and he's still like this now. With this kind of mentality, it's no wonder he'll become a top author.
Take off!
It's exceptionally well-written and a great book to read!