Gather Qi and Become an Immortal, Claim the Golden Throne

I'm not very optimistic about it. The protagonist with this character is written in the most calculating way of life, and he is simply the enemy of everyone.

If this kind of protagonist is written in a bit-liu novel, I always feel that he is destined to live for a short time, which is too unruly.

Author, I said my feelings may not be correct, but I can provide you with a perspective. Wenzhao Gong's system, with nine levels of Qi and twenty-eight constellations, is too complicated and a bit rigid. You may say that there are many fruit positions in Xuanjian, but my feeling is that the Five Virtues and Twelve Qi are easier to remember. It is probably the twenty-eight constellations that need to be remembered at the same time. There are too many animals and representative characters. The other is the ninth level of qi. I feel that there is no need to divide it into such details. The righteous qi and miscellaneous qi are enough. Using the level of qi to limit the subsequent realms dilutes the role of Taoism. The above two points are the points that I feel are complicated, and the following points are the points that I feel are stiff. Because the twenty-eight constellations are paired with both the seven stars and animals, there is much less space left for the author to play, and the readers feel much less new ideas... Xuanjian and Bingu systems make people feel that they are not necessarily all in one basket, and there is a sense of flexibility.

The book "Feng Qi Dao" is finally here, which is not written in two realms. The writing is very good and smooth.

I didn't read a chapter, I only read the table of contents. If you're still convinced after more than 100 chapters, you're not convinced enough. How can you prove the truth in front of a group of cameras? Of course, if you are the author with a three-dimensional and suppressed two-dimensional IQ, you will treat me as if I didn't say

In the setting of Xuanjian's world view, a protagonist like you can only cultivate and become popular!

How dare a mortal do this to a monk?

It's pretty cool to watch, but with a background like Convince Dao and a protagonist who isn't that big, is there really any way to survive in such a strict hierarchical environment?

So crazy, let me see how your Foundation Establishment can withstand Zi Mansion's magical power of life. In front of Zi Mansion, both mortals and peak Foundation Architects are the same.

Absolutely, this book sets up the path to immortality only with the help of others. With this setting, it is impossible to have casual cultivators. It is just like you holding gold and looking for someone to protect you in Myanmar. Guess whether you directly do it so that you can get the gold conveniently, or you put in the effort to protect you and finally earn three melons and two dates.