The Immortal Road of the Mortal World

There are really a lot of loopholes in the 2009 book. The writing method is different from the online version. It is like reading Journey to the West or something. Anyway, it is not as refined as the current online version, making it convenient and comfortable for ordinary readers to read. As for the loopholes, there are so many loopholes that I can't read it at all, such as that When the protagonist's village was haunted, Li Zheng died. His daughter, a village girl, begged the Taoist Master to take her to seek enlightenment. When the Taoist Priest asked for an introduction, he said that I had inquired about the Taoist Master's sect also accepting female disciples. I was also drunk. When did you inquire about it? Where could you, a village girl, go to find out? You said that you wanted to seek Taoism and become an immortal because your father died from an evil spirit, and then you said that you had inquired about it. In just a few days, did you inquire about it with Aunt Li next door, or did you inquire with Uncle Zhang across the street? How can you find out what kind of disciples a sect so far away accepts? Also, the protagonist followed the Lingkong Taoist priest into one of the three sects. As a result, monsters came into his own mountain gate, and he was able to mess around in the residence assigned to the protagonist's master and apprentice by the sect. It was weird. The monster was even more powerful and had the confidence to kill disciples in the top sect's house. The more I read your book, the less I could read it. Sure enough, this old book is not worth wasting time on.

Having read the physical book, I feel that the physical book is more enjoyable than reading it on a mobile phone.

I have read The Immortal Road on Earth, and it is definitely a first-rate fantasy novel.

The starting point is scratched and the missing seal is so serious that it's fatal. It's really amazing that when you read the original version, you have to look for the missing chapter in the pirated version.

I have decided to let this book replace "Guan Shen" in my reading list.

I rented a bookstore to read it when I was in elementary school. It was the first novel about cultivating immortals that I came across.

After reading all the way, I felt like I was cultivating an immortal, feeling relaxed and happy, and my realm was constantly improving. 🌹🌹🌹

It turns out that this book is also the starting point. I read it on the KouKou browser at that time, an authentic novel about cultivating immortals 🙂🙂

After reading this set of physical books, it will attract people to read them without sleep or food. It turns out that there is an e-book here, which is convenient for revisiting when you are away!

It started out pretty well, but then became more and more messy.