Kill the Immortal

First of all, the first rebel actually killed almost all the famous immortals in the immortal world. This is like a powerless person unknown to us suddenly rebelled and killed everyone in the court. Secondly, the protagonist had just been reborn. Didn't he fail the Taixuanzong exam? Although we were enemies in the previous life, we are still ants in this life (people still think of us as mortals). How come we have to offend the Taixuan Sect members who are above the level of Foundation Establishment!

Although it is an old book, I couldn't accept it in the first chapter. A young leader of a super sect would kill a small villain and frame pig's feet. A sect with immortals would play with the villain like this? No soul search or any other spell can detect such a lie.

There are holes everywhere in the front, and the immortals from the same village have been jealous and tortured for thousands of years. This kind of cultivation is a waste of time. Being suppressed all the time and becoming a Great Luo Immortal is cultivating enemies. The Immortal Killing Platform also uses mortals. The ones selected through these tests are definitely not mortals. The mortals would have run away long ago. The awesome Immortal Killer was easily subdued, and a bunch of stupid gods gave him gift packages before his death. Mentally retarded.

Isn't it platinum? Why did it become LV5? Did I remember it wrong?🤔

The comments are really funny. It's been a long time since I read the book and I look at it from my current perspective. I'm afraid there's something wrong with it. If you don't like reading, don't look for old books like this. If you want to read, you won't be able to find new books 😤

A rubbish novel! Extremely poisonous!

The Jade Emperor couldn't help but say, "These five divine flames are the Crystal Flame, Hunyuan Flame, Fengluo Flame, Tianxing Flame and Sith Flame. ... Except for the first one I have, the remaining four are extremely rare and rare. Not even your ancestor Liu Bang has it!!... Do you understand?" Liu Bei looked at the Jade Emperor coldly and said slowly, "I have all the last four. ... I am only missing the first one." The Jade Emperor was stunned for a moment. How is that possible! ? Those four divine flames... How could he have them! ? Could it be Kong Ming? The Jade Emperor raised his head and couldn't help but ask, "You came to me just for the Crystal Flame?" Liu Bei nodded and said, "Yes, I came here just for the water experience.

Is this Ren Yuan the one I know? Is it the one that wrote about Yuan Long and Shen Gong?

This author's books "Yuanlong" and "The Immortal Equation"

Even though I haven't read it much, it was a magical book a few years ago. Why haven't I opened a new book?

The writing is just okay, but the plot arrangement is unreasonable and a bit too intellectually demanding. You can still watch it without thinking too much.

One chapter is divided into two chapters for sale. Is it appropriate for you to do this?

Suddenly I saw the announcement that Chen Dong had made for his book before.

It's too poisonous. I can't stand it. Let's go.

I remember when I read this book, the deepest impression was that I fucked my balls for 10 years...🤭🤭🤭

I said, the routine of always killing some short-sighted guys in the middle and then the protagonist looking at the opponent with a face of banter and jumping up to 10,000 words and finally killing him in an instant is too much, right? It has nothing to do with the main plot. This kind of plot can be written for several chapters. However, the tens of thousands of words are useless to promote the plot. It just emphasizes once again that the protagonist is very powerful and the opponent is ignorant. Moreover, the plot always emphasizes that the protagonist's reputation is well-known to the outside world. In key plots, people always show their faces and are discovered. And in this kind of routine with too many words, the opponent is always there. It's someone who pretends to be cool and pretends to be cool for a few thousand words and then discovers the identity of the protagonist. In the end, either after discovering the identity, he continues to show off for a few thousand words with a ruthless face and then gets deleted instantly. Or he looks at the protagonist who finally jumps out to explain the ins and outs of the story and pretends to be cool, spends thousands of words and then gets deleted instantly... I have seen this kind of routine many times, and I feel completely unfazed, and even want to laugh a little bit.

Why is Yuanlong gone?

A Daluo Jinxian's re-cultivation is like going through eighty-one hardships

Forget it from Zi Sha, who suffers so much and has deep hatred.

The main character beheads all the gods. Sun Wukong from Journey to the West made a big fuss in the Heavenly Palace in the fifth chapter. This is just a little better than Sun Wukong, and this is an old book.

There is a serious logical problem in Chapter 43 of the novel. The protagonist went to the second level of Qi training to inquire about his mind, and he transformed into a character from the spiritual world of the protagonist's previous life memory. However, those at the golden elixir stage did not feel any doubts. How can a person who has just practiced qi have memories of people who ascended to the spiritual world?

Are you writing Journey to the West? I really don't know what the hell you're writing about, author.

There won't be any cuckolds in this novel, right? I remember hearing someone say before that there is a character named Hou Yun who has a special affection for one of the male protagonist's wives, named Gongsun. The male protagonist often protects her when he goes out.

Is the author the one who wrote "Yuanlong"?