Cultivating Immortality, Starting with a Saintly Fate

Others are okay, but the golden finger trigger always feels like the author wants to add whatever he wants, and the trigger conditions are very mysterious.

This book is not bad, it has reached the reading standard. Don't think that this standard is very low. Most novels from Qidian can be addicted after just reading a few pages!

At least it started with food and grass, so why isn't it popular?

This book refers to a lot of settings in Immortal Industry, but overall it's pretty good.

The writing is good, but the relationship between Taoism and Buddhism is not written properly. Buddhism and Taoism do not attach importance to sects. Since ancient times, monks have been affiliated with Taoist temples, and Taoists have been affiliated with temples. Practitioners should not embarrass practitioners. There have been many Taoist and Buddhist monks throughout the ages, and many high-ranking monks are actually masters and disciples even though they do not have the name of masters and disciples. There is no need to write about Buddha in such a bad light. Before he became enlightened, Buddha traveled to various famous teachers and learned many teachings from other religions. He taught 84,000 teachings in his lifetime. There is no reason to be stingy. Although there are many scum in Buddhism, the scriptures handed down by the Buddha only teach about rescuing suffering and letting go of attachments. I hope the author will not slander the Buddha, and can change the chapter about going to the black market and being buried in the soil to practice. Many people are ignorant and do not understand the situation and just follow what others say. This is not good.

Reading the first 20 chapters was like drinking fine wine. In fact, it's similar to Immortal Industry, and it's still worth watching.

It uses the setting of immortality, but the writing is simple and the plot is smooth, but the protagonist is too murderous. The path I take is the path of inner alchemy, which places more emphasis on the cause and effect of the mind. If it is exceeded, it will be detrimental to practice and conflict with the setting.

It's a very good novel. It reminded me of Xianye, which I had read before. However, one good thing about this book is that the writing style is not as obscure as Xianye and Xuanjian. The monthly pass is a bit low, there are not many good books in Qidian, and there are even fewer that suit my taste. I beg the author to stop.

I hope there will be a female protagonist and the ending will be more perfect

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