Legend of Killing Immortals

It's pretty good. The male protagonist kills decisively. It tells the story of the male protagonist becoming an immortal cultivator from a mortal just to avenge his father. To be honest, I feel a bit stupid. The article is well written. I can ignore some typos. The male protagonist's realm can be surpassed, but when fighting enemies The realm is quite vague. Sometimes you can skip levels and sometimes you can't. The male protagonist has been running away in the fairyland. Every time he was seriously injured and fell into coma, and then fled to another place to make up stories. But I saw that it became more and more nonsense later on, and all kinds of things were made up to help the male protagonist grow up.

It's too ink-blank, and the author's thoughts are not on the same page as the readers'. 1. The protagonist kills a bandit who is several levels lower than him. The fighting scene can fill two chapters. The two sides fight back and forth and are extremely fierce. 2. The protagonist procrastinates in everything he does and always leaves something to be desired, which is known to the whole continent. 3. Every cultivation breakthrough depends on being beaten, whether in the competition field, in a copy, or in the wild. The worse you are beaten, the greater your chances of a breakthrough.

Wonderful

Can

It doesn't look good. What I don't know is that the author is writing about his whole family. It's too wordy.

I think this book is not good-looking

Can

Even if you are surrounded and fight to the death, you still have to play house in your realm. What the hell is that?

The plot is okay, but it's too long-winded and contains too much nonsense.

I'm afraid you may have a misunderstanding about ruthlessness. Take a look at what other people's books say.