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It's a bit of a weird combination of immortality cultivation + traditional immortality cultivation. Immortality cultivation in this world improves physical fitness and acquires corresponding abilities by eating monsters. The male protagonist is brave and resourceful and knows how to tolerate it. He will pay back double the amount after suffering a loss. So far, I can read every step of the upgrade quite well, and the various preliminary preparations for the male protagonist are not boring to read, so I will follow it. 3.10 Follow-up review: It started high and went low, and the rhythm became weird after leaving Blackwater. Especially the show-off part about returning to the family was extremely stiff, but when it was time to feel better, it was dull, which made people feel uncomfortable emmm

It's an early classic work by my grandfather. I finished it some time ago after finishing Devouring the Starry Sky, but I didn't expect that I could still watch it.

The male protagonist was reincarnated into a strange world of immortality, where practicing all kinds of magic has to pay a price. As a result, many warlocks have inhuman features in their appearance. The male protagonist's golden finger is not too outrageous. He can avoid the cost of learning skills by consuming his lifespan, and he can learn it simply and crudely. There is a feeling of mysterious resurrection + martial saint from all directions. If you're not a novice, the previous plot unfolds fairly steadily. Now that I've read the release part, I feel pretty good about it. 11.25 Supplement: After changing the map later to unfold the plot, many stream-of-consciousness systems were a bit confusing, so I abandoned them.

You can stop after reading the Song chapter. After going to the Great Yin in Chapter 312, you start changing maps and eating books like crazy. When this book was serialized, I heard that the early part involved supernatural beings and that the male protagonist later transformed into a big muscle. These two points were a minefield for me at the time, so I didn't pursue it. I recently read "Martial Saint of the Ten Directions" and then picked it up again. If you can accept the supernatural theme, the early supernatural part is quite good to read, and the plot is also compact. The early and middle stages of the novel are worthy of recognition. In the later period, I was always discouraged by reading books. I hope that the new book of "Fuck Off" can change this bad habit.

Both the upright villains and the supporting characters have online IQs and positive outlooks. It is much more comfortable than a bunch of mindless white novels. I haven't seen a novel like this in a long time. Although it is an upgraded monster-killing flow, it is not boring to read. The previous book had a grand scene, was full of blood, and had the flavor of swallowing the stars. This one, which I have stayed up late to catch up to the third volume, is still okay. I have read it so much that I can fill it up. I hope I won't study the previous book when I finish it.

Congratulations on the completion~ I have nothing to do today, just listen to music, and finally return to my original intention. The postscript is more interesting than the ending, hahaha. I hope I can go further by selling newspapers with the next book.

There is a little poison ahead, so be careful before entering. For example, Mu Xiaoyao, one of the female protagonists, has only met the male protagonist for one day, and she has already reached a life-or-death level. This can dissuade many people. It's just fine in the back, the male protagonist is basically decisive in killing, and I didn't see the discomfort in the front. The holes that need to be dug have been filled in, and the portrayal of the subsequent characters is obviously much fuller. Overall, it is a fairy tale novel that does not hide its flaws.

The starting point is marked as the finished state. After reading it, I found that there is still a little bit of tail left to write. I was speechless by this operation. The opening chapter is not a repetitive routine, it is not a useless novel, it is a time travel. Some people may not like the beginning of Hell. The writing at the beginning is a bit immature, but it is not a noob and the whole world is not targeting the protagonist. There is finally a good guy (a sequela of novice writing, the whole world is unhappy with the male protagonist); to be honest, the story is quite fascinating and the plot is compact. From the struggle in a small place to the person in the back achieving the goal of chicken and dog ascending to heaven. Hey, it's pretty good up to this point, and the foreshadowing from earlier has been recycled, but you finished it at the last minute (￣Д￣)ﾉ

This is my first time reading it. Although it was written 10 years ago and some parts are a bit green, I still feel good reading it now. There are resonances in many places, such as the college reunion in the prologue, Ye Fan's regret and grief when he finds out that his parents have passed away after returning to the earth after all the hard work, etc., Etc. All resonate a lot (maybe it is because of his old age?).

Come and read it. The Human World chapter is pretty good so far.

The writing is okay, not as interesting as Xian Ni, just average.

This is my first time reading Ergen's book. The revenge part at the beginning tells the story of intrigues and cruel survival in the world of cultivation. After Wang Lin turned into a mortal for the first time, he started to feel attracted to him. Three times he turned into a mortal was pretty good. It's just that the emotional line is a bit weak, Li Muwan's description is a bit thin, and I prefer Li Qianmei with a fuller character. The plot is also full of ups and downs, and the world view is huge enough. Overall, it is a good book. As it ended, I suddenly felt a little bit reluctant to leave it. I probably won't read it again.