Achievement System: I Cultivate Immortality in a Martial Arts World

The main character of this article is cultivating immortality in the world of martial arts. In order to obtain the spiritual energy needed for cultivating immortality, he handed over the skills to his disciples, which led to subsequent events. The protagonist was later assassinated, ostracized, etc. But they were all resolved by his own wisdom. At the same time, the protagonist also has considerable strength. This book is worth reading.

Only when the clouds are deep can we know the winding paths are secluded, and the water in the misty empty valleys flows by itself. No matter how changeable current events are, spring is everywhere and my heart is filled with joy.

Damn it, this author is a little confused. Don't you understand what cultivating immortality is? Don't you understand what love is? Immortal cultivators are all useless, their spiritual power is rubbish, and their martial arts are just so damn damaging. Could it be that cultivators really only deal soul attacks and physical damage? There is also a concept of love, where the hero falls in love with a random woman? What kind of brain circuit is this? If you write a protagonist who falls in love with a young junior sister who never leaves you, I can accept it. Even a master-disciple relationship is okay. I'm afraid that it would be really screwed up for a protagonist who likes wives and concubines to fall in love with a girl he just met and who is too unremarkable in all aspects.

I almost gave up the article at the beginning, but the story becomes more exciting as I read on, with ups and downs, majestic and unconventional, and the language is humorous and fascinating. It is really hard to imagine how the author could write such a fantastic novel. The male protagonist has a clear sense of love and hate, and his behavior is actually a bit shameless, but he also has his own set of principles for life and work. He lives a free and easy life and is not confused by other things. He likes to pretend to be pigs and eat tigers, but he clearly sees through the essence of things and is "rarely confused". The male protagonist's thoughts and actions are always unexpected, and he does not follow the path of ordinary people. It is really an intriguing novel, and the more you read it, the more interesting it becomes.

The cultivation system is chaotic and the rhythm is chaotic. The elder only teaches yellow-level exercises. What do you mean when you take out the god-level skills? It's a thunder disaster, it's a golden elixir, it's a longevity thing, but when it comes to strength, it's just a paper tiger.

Golden elixir is known as the land god, but it can't even defeat this level 3 middle martial artist. He must have cultivated a fake immortal😅

What rubbish, a cultivator should be at almost the same level as martial arts. The end of martial arts is cultivation of immortality. If you can't write gadgets, don't write them. Do you understand?

It looks smoother and easier

I think this book is quite good. The male protagonist may not be particularly aggressive but at least he is not annoying. I personally feel that the male protagonist Han Yun is not a holy mother. Holy mother and kindness are two different things. For example: Kindness means a puppy fell into the water, I want to save it, while Holy Mother means Oh, didn't you see it? There is a puppy here that fell into the water. Why don't you save him? To put it simply, don't be too kind. I think the male protagonist in the article is still very good and quite lovable. Our Xin'er has guest-starred in several of the author's books. I am an old bookworm. Haha, thank you to the author for your hard work.

Your combat power is just nonsense. Do you think everyone is used to your poor IQ?