A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: Fishing the Heavens from the Seven Mysteries Sect

It's useless to write if you don't have spiritual roots. I don't understand that there are many authors who swarm to eat the traffic of mortals. They like to create a perverted plug-in, and then the protagonist is a waste material. As a result, the things written are basically garbage. It is really that the more awesome the plug-in is, the more useless the protagonist is. The essence of the original work is not touched at all.

A cool article is a cool article, so why suppress it like this? Alas, I might as well take it off the shelf and rewrite it.

Author, Han Li only has one Taoist couple and two beauties, so don't go over there and be a prostitute. Nangong Wan is nice and beautiful, but she is Han Li's Taoist companion, so you should send her to Han Li. You may not be able to attract harem readers by writing a collection, so why bother offending readers like us who hope to make friends with you.

Eighty percent of the mortal novels are harem novels, and I'm tired of reading them. I don't know if this one is a harem novel. It seems that every novel that involves the Mo Mansion is a harem, and some include all the wives and daughters of Old Man Mo.

Nowadays, 80% of people who watch mortal fandom are newcomers to the anime industry. Due to their ugly modeling in the early stages and their one-night stand with no plot or emotional basis, they are very reluctant to take the blame. To put it bluntly, we don't want to mess with the female characters before Xinghai, because the modeling is too ugly. The top three female characters must be Mei Ning, Song Yu, and Zi Ling. The current version of Mu Peiling is even more powerful. She is almost a one-man army. After the anime adaptation, Mu Peiling actually attracted many female anime fans.

It feels like the author doesn't have a main line, he just comes up with whatever he wants.

Good guy, no spiritual roots🙂

I originally thought that the four spiritual roots and the five spiritual roots were already at their limit, but I didn't expect that another one would come out who didn't have any spiritual roots to refine the body.

No brainwriting, ten cards with three poison spots. A mortal said to Master Jinguang that he was an immortal cultivator and then shouted about his spiritual roots. Then he sent me a message to Xin Ruyin and said his name. Later, when I asked how he knew the name, he said that he had a friend who was an immortal cultivator and he happened to know that Xin Ruyin's name was also a formation master. He was so awesome. He came here for the golden finger setting. It was a waste of time.

After reading Chapter 30, I originally thought that the author wanted to focus on physical training in the human world to become stronger. However, in Chapter 30, the spiritual roots were introduced again. It was a bit new before, but now it is gone. Also, the protagonist in the author becomes wise too quickly and shows no signs of caution. Look at Han Li, how long has the little green bottle been hidden, and how long has your protagonist been hiding the cornucopia 😅