From the Start, I Calculated an Immortal to Death

I started reading it last night and stayed up all night to read it. Then I finished it tonight. It's really well written. I don't think I've read it in this style yet. I really feel it's good, but it's really a bit lacking. The author will update soon🌹🌹🌹

First of all, the protagonist Jiang Bai is better portrayed. Personally speaking, in the world of cultivating immortals with decisive killings, he still retains the warmth of a human being, and also has the longing for his hometown. He is a little melancholy, but he is not lacking in comedy, he is decisive but not too violent.

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What should I say? It was okay at first, the subject matter was quite new, but when it came to the character of the protagonist, it became a bit stretched. Later, when it came to the revolution, I really couldn't stand it anymore. Brother, this is a world of immortal cultivation, where the strong is king. How many mortals will die when a strong man thinks about it, and the whole idea of ​​treating everyone as equal is not nonsense. . .

It's humorous and funny, and it makes people want to read it. Of course you should encourage the author when you encounter a good work: 🔥Come on⛽️

It's very interesting to watch, the plot is exciting, Goldfinger is exciting, the enemies are not brainless, the protagonist has a good outlook on things, and it's a cool article. Some slightly inconsistent plots can be laughed off. The only shortcoming is that some of the text contains stereotypes about men and women, but the flaws are not concealed. Compared with those XSR articles with male protagonists, it can be seen that the author wants to portray the male protagonist as a gentleman. Although the effect needs to be evaluated, at least the protagonist is not a villain. (The first review was blocked... And it was blocked again...

Jiang Bai has the most powerful fortune-telling system. The title of the book already points out the protagonist's ability to "calculate". He knows astronomy and geography, which is not among the five elements. It's quite funny, pleasing to the body and mind, and humorous.

It's not good to watch. In the front, the protagonist is still thinking about being unable to travel again when facing a real immortal. This is the most brutal moment in the book. Later, it turns into a comedy. The key is still a cold joke. Moreover, Xiaoyao Hou is funny.

There are plenty of jokes, and for a novel with the theme of "calculation", it's pretty good.

In the early stage, the fortune telling was with those guys in that city, and it felt pretty good. Later on, you seriously digressed. It was not about fortune telling, but gradually transformed into a personal genius, and then a series of chase battles, and then invincibility in the later stage. It was still so or so, it was no longer interesting. So after reading more than 100 chapters, I didn't want to read the rest, especially after I left. At first, I thought I would travel around the world to tell fortunes, but there was such a big change suddenly. Is the author sick? Or what?