My Master Only Breaks Through at the End of His Lifespan

It's really good. I've read fifty chapters so far, and the writing is more in line with the world of cultivation in my mind. The upper level has what the upper level has to do, and everyone won't come around you. Most of the writing is more in line with my inner thoughts, but I don't know why no one has read it. I give the author a big thumbs up!

The novel is quite satisfactory, and the writing is okay. There is nothing surprising. However, the author's description of the characters is too rough. There are so many characters, but it gives me the feeling that he is writing about the same person. In some fragments, adjectives are added to describe it very abruptly. In most cases, it is still as if he is writing about one person. Comment This book is not a cool book, but I haven't seen the author write anything that makes readers feel brainstormed or think that the protagonist has a high IQ. All he has done is not make the protagonist stupid, and the protagonist has been smooth sailing all the way, and has never encountered any setbacks that frustrate the protagonist. So what is the difference between this and a cool book that always slaps people in the face and pretends to be compared?

I started watching it because of the settings: breakthroughs can only be made at the end of the lifespan. As a result, when you reach the 12th level of Qi training and can build the foundation, you can pop up to the 24th level, 36th level, which is equivalent to the Nascent Soul, and you will be insensible in an instant, breaking the basic setting. Since they were all created by predecessors, why can't we create 5,000 layers? Anyway, if we have time, when Mahayana has created hundreds of layers, what else do we need to do with basic settings?

As of Chapter 12, I'm really convinced. Seven Cat Man's video can't be separated from Lolita. It's hard to imagine that there are probably at least two female protagonists in the longevity novel. One of them directly kidnaps a Lolita. It's unclear whether she is smelting copper. Then Chapter 12 starts the love story.

If this book only has a few hundred chapters, you can read it, but if it is more than a thousand, it can only be said that it is long and long, and typos are secondary. The more you read, the more boring it becomes. The most important thing is that the more you read, the more boring it becomes. Maybe this is the fate of Wubiliu novels. The more you read, the more boring it becomes. There is not much difference after reading a hundred chapters and then going straight to the last chapter. The plot in the middle has no impact on the ending. The realm is just renamed.

Fits my aesthetic.

The male protagonist is a loser and has a turtle personality, and he is not good at dealing with people. Why does he have such a high rating? If you want to earn points and earn money, take me with you.

In Russian Dolls, I feel that the author has prepared a lot of foreshadowings carefully but not carefully prepared. To be honest, I don't particularly hate this form, but if the details and ending can be improved, it will be perfect.

I've read a hundred chapters, and I think it's pretty good so far.

Too many typos: Mrs. Mrs. Mrs.