Mortal Cultivation of Immortality: Starting from the Purification of All Things

First of all, I want to say that the main function of gold finger is to purify rather than upgrade. Then this book is well written. Generally speaking, this book is a thoughtful article. The overall rhythm is moderate. The writing, plot and fighting are all acceptable. Without water, the author can be regarded as a good work if he beats it down steadily.

There is no logic. The sect is about to kill the protagonist, but the protagonist escapes and still tries his best to return to the sect. He feels like he is mocking: Look, you didn't kill me, I'm back in a big way. If you kill me again, I will escape again, and then I will come back openly to mock you. It feels like playing a game. There is no need to consider the threat to life, as long as it is fun to laugh at.

The rhythm is a mess, with only restraint and no uplift. The male protagonist has no subjectivity at all. He even survives by relying on others to survive. Then the conflict becomes even more outrageous and completely female-oriented. It only starts and ends with the male protagonist being defeated. Goldfinger is in vain. I really don't understand why it is written like this?

Be careful, the frowning master in the world of immortality has been unearthed, and you must frown in every chapter.

It's thin and witty. The protagonist of a novel about cultivating immortals lives like a barbarian throughout the whole process. When it's over, everyone seems to want to kill him. The whole novel is written around the hatred between the protagonist and the Jindan Lu family, and sometimes the writing is very inexplicable. I always thought that sects pay attention to rules and interests, even if they are superficial rules. It's obvious that something concerns people's hearts, and the sect will give you an explanation in order to maintain stability. The result is that the truth is not explained, and whoever is awesome has the final say. Then you might as well write about the Demon Sect. That way, at least everyone will enjoy watching it, instead of all the frameworks being used to suppress the protagonist, which will be too frustrating to watch.

Gou Wen, IQ is online, everyone's logic is reasonable, and they can fill in the gaps. It's worth watching.

It's good-looking, the protagonist doesn't lose his wits, is always online, and kills decisively, it's a pure mortal flow, come on! ! !

My favorite type, not bad, but not Gou Wen.

The protagonist killed three people from the sect, and there was also a ruthless elder and female disciple who framed him and his friend Fatty. Under such circumstances, he dared to return to the scene of the crime (enter the sect again) a year later. It's not like there are other sects who want to hang themselves from a tree.

After seeing Chapter 150, forget it, what about protecting witnesses to gain support? I have no idea what that means.