My Master Is an Immortal

This book is actually very well written. It is not like the cool articles that are very popular now. What I see is more of an ordinary person's experience of cultivation and growth. Many people say that the protagonist has no strength and seeks his master when encountering problems, but in fact this is normal. The protagonist is an ordinary person from the beginning, an ordinary college student just living on earth. How many people in this world can encounter these things and do this? Ask yourself, I can't do it. In the process of slowly growing up, we can clearly see the psychological maturity process of the protagonist. Finally, one day, he can handle some things by himself without using his head when encountering problems. On the other hand, the division of characters is very clear, and some character lines run through the entire novel, which is very rare. Various pitfalls that I had read in the early stage were filled in at the end, which will make people smile when they read it. In addition, the plot of the story is also very substantial. I have also written novels, but it is really difficult to write more than 3,000 chapters like this with basically no hydrological content. Let's talk about the shortcomings I think. The fighting and action plots in the article far exceed the description of the characters' psychological activities. How can I put it, it lacks a bit of human touch. I remember that a long time ago, I read a novel called "The Yin Yang Agent". The book described the characters' inner thoughts in great detail. I seemed to see a living character living in our world. It seemed that as long as I had a ticket, I could reach the destination to see him. Looking back on this book, the first thing that came to my mind after reading it was not the image of Yang Yiyun, but his strength. My level of understanding of the article may not be sufficient, but this is indeed my true inner thought. Finally, I wish the author all the best in life and a prosperous career.

Everyone, as a reader who has been following this novel a few years ago, I would like to struggle. When the male protagonist was on Earth, there were more women. When he entered the real cultivation mode, that is, four or five were added to the world of mountain and sea cultivation. After leaving the earth, the male protagonist restrained himself too much. I haven't read it for more than half a year. These geniuses discovered that this novel is now free here. Currently, looking at the catalog, I have included the young senior sister, who is considered the last woman. There are only about a dozen or not more than twenty in total. There are not many things, and there are not that many about women. Liu Lingling is taken away at the end of the Austrian ending. This should be considered the last one, but it appears at the beginning. No matter how you count it, it is the same. Also, this novel divides the realms too much. The realm of the earth, the realm of the small world of mountains and seas, seems to have the realm of cultivation and the realm of immortals, or directly the realm of immortals, then the realm of gods, and then saints. It is difficult to keep the number of words short.

I just read this book, and I think the plot is good, and the character setting is okay, but the male protagonist can't help but mess with the female characters from time to time, which makes it a bit embarrassing. . . (Isn't this kind of plot usually only found in books...) Speaking of which, if the male protagonist can't suppress his desire, will he really not become obsessed if he continues to practice? . .

The article is about the reincarnation of yin and yang, everything is twisty and derivative! The jokes and characters thrown out in the early stage can all be mentioned one by one and completed in the later stage, great! There is also a heroic character design that is counterintuitive in every aspect, but it is reasonable because he has luck, external strength, and charming personality! Not finished yet! However, I feel that the current only Sanxian Island is a bit too strong for the top ten Sanxian and Ancestor level battles! It wasn't until the monkey and the master appeared that I felt back to normal! Also, I don't have a main impression of what the protagonist looks like. If you don't like it personally, don't criticize it! Overall, the writing is excellent! Like it very much

The author is a fighting chicken among the garbage. He writes the protagonist as if he is mentally retarded. He cannot practice independently and relies on the guidance of this and that. He cannot independently break through dangerous situations and relies on the help of this and that. He has no knowledge of various cultivation and relies on asking this and that. He actually forgets the various skills he has learned countless times during the battle. Such a brain-dead protagonist can only be written by such a brain-dead author.

I have just read more than 400 chapters, and I feel that it is okay. Although there are often typos in them, it does not affect my understanding. There are many things in the book, such as Ganoderma lucidum, ancient paintings, and other things that have a history that ordinary people are not very clear about. The author has written more formal explanations in the book. I feel good after reading more than 400 chapters. There are no problems. The plot and logical relationship of the novel are also very clear, and the curse words and communication between people are closer to modern terms, which is more suitable for young people. I still recommend reading this book...

There are two moments in this book that brought me to tears. When Liu Lingling died, the male protagonist seemed so helpless and desperate, and in the finale, when the male protagonist finally had the ability to find her back and met her, thank you Xiaopian for giving me such a good novel, which added a little fun to my lonely and boring life.

I just think that the male protagonist is quite a scumbag, and other men and many female authors treat their families as scumbags and so on. But what about the male protagonist? There is also Ouyang Yuqing. She went through a wrong marriage and hoped that her man would be single. But when it came to the male lead, there was no problem. I really don't know what the author was thinking. Don't comment on your personal thoughts (funny)

This book is really speechless. The main character's master refuses to read what he is given. He gets angry every day when he asks his master and his master scolds him. He doesn't know that reflection is his own problem. He is also stupid. Apart from messing with women, asking his master to help him pretend is useless. If I were such a fw apprentice like his master, I would have slapped him to death.

This book is really good. The male protagonist shows off the masculinity of a man right from the beginning. Hey, it's really good to read. But it's a pity that my sister pushed her down. All the women should be included in the harem.