Mind Cultivation Record

The protagonist has no brains at all and his wealth is not exposed. Do you understand? Giving senior sister a bottle of Mu Zhongjin can be interpreted as coveting her body, but using one's own money to help the sect exchange Mu Zhongjin for Tu Zhongmu, why? Does the protagonist have a good relationship with the sect? Later, he took three bottles of Mu Zhongjin and asked for directions to the sect. One bottle of Mu Zhongjin was worth tens of thousands of mid-grade spiritual stones, so he took out five bottles casually. A foundation-building monk didn't have tens of thousands of mid-grade spiritual stones in his entire possessions. He always thought that it was blatant and others didn't dare to kill him. What would happen if he was only in the Qi refining stage? At that time, just give him a charge of disrespecting his teacher. After all, no one will stand up for him even if he dies. His senior sister is not a good person either? Always taking advantage of him.

The book that is closest to a mortal's journey to immortality.

The writing is very good, why is the score so low?

I stopped reading after seeing more than 1,500 chapters. The previous chapter showed that except for the protagonist's parents, no one else who was good to him would die. His first wife was killed during a fight between the clans. The protagonist went to the underworld and brought back 6 souls and 2 souls, and rescued her. The protagonist became sworn sworn brother. My brother was killed, he was resurrected, and he turned into a dragon. The body of his disciple was wiped out. He relied on some eighth or ninth sense of Buddhism to practice, I can't remember clearly. Then he was resurrected with the golden cudgel, but he couldn't die. In the end, 80% of the people related to the protagonist will die, or his masters and uncles are all dead, either with longevity or in battle. One thing is that it takes a thousand years for them to practice until the longevity of Tianzun. The two sworn brothers are separated by heart, and one turns against the protagonist. Killed, the eldest apprentice was suppressed by the protagonist, the second wife died, and they had two unrelated children. The son's memory of his sister was deleted, and the daughter was suppressed by the protagonist. The protagonist's own daughter also had a relationship with the protagonist and could not accept the plot.

No follow-up

I gave up after seeing Chapter 903. It's not that the writing is not good, strictly speaking it's very good, but I just can't accept the selfless spirit of the protagonist. In order to revitalize the power of the entire Southern Territory, selflessly dedicate one's own resources; selflessly help others improve their abilities. They are all selflessly devoting everything they have, but they have never seen their friends dedicate themselves to him. There are many more countless sacrifices to come. I don't have this kind of unilateral dedication, so it doesn't match me and I can only withdraw.

He still causes trouble when he has no ability, and he still can't deal with things when something goes wrong. Every time things happen, there are twists and turns, and he never manages to deal with it perfectly. If the protagonist is perfect, he has many shortcomings. The enemy plots and wants to kill him quickly. He is indecisive and insists on bringing up a lot of things. There are too many words, but I have no desire to read them.

Replacement of "The Story of Mortal Cultivation of Immortality"?

It's very beautiful, the writing is smooth and not too fluffy. The rating shouldn't be so low, it's worth 9.3 Points or more!

There is no reason for the low rating