The Untamed Path to Immortality

A self-created system based on one's wishes, the protagonist is too much of a virgin and is too smart.

I don't like this kind of holy book.

This book has no ending. I have read chapter 450 now. I keep beating people, escaping all the way, leveling up all the way, and becoming a grandson all the way. It may be quite real, but watching the thief makes me feel aggrieved. Be careful!

A few days ago, I read that the author said that the book is almost finished. Maybe he will finish it when he ascends to the fairy world. There are still so many pitfalls that have not been explained. For example, the purple sun must be a great thing in the fairy world. How can he not write about it after he ascends to the fairy world?

A first-rate good book, but in the later period when various rifles and cannons came out, the good-looking fairy tale novels turned into science fiction novels

In fact, the author's writing and plot are okay in all aspects, but one of the settings is too weird. There is a big formation that takes ten times the time. I don't like this setting. If you can get elixirs by relying on this, the super power will be even more awesome. Then Han Li's little green bottle is not so precious.

This book should be considered a very good book in the category of cultivating immortals. Maybe too few people know about it, so it has not become popular. The protagonist of this book is not the kind of psychologically unstable person who will act randomly as soon as he has some ability. The protagonist is very smart, and of course the enemy is not mentally retarded. The plot logic is very reasonable, and there is no such kind of plot to break the balance. The various settings are very reasonable, and the book is very comfortable to read. It is pleasing to the eye, I hope the author can continue to keep it up, and all recommendation votes will be given.

I just read Chapter 318: Sudden Enlightenment (Part 2). It says that in order to become an immortal, the pig's feet actually have to destroy their own spiritual roots. I asked the author if he would do this, lower the qualifications that can become immortals or give them to others? The writing is so outrageous!!!!!

No wonder it sounds extremely poisonous. It turns out to be a hodgepodge made many years ago.

The current results really don't match the quality of the work.