As an Immortal, I Only Practice Forbidden Arts

I feel like after 200 it's not as good as the one written by a robot. Was it replaced halfway through?

The start looks pretty good. Later, when we arrived at the Black Stone Ruins, we didn't want to see it anymore, and the waves started to fly. It has the Holy Body of a Hundred Tribulations, which can directly lead to the techniques of transcending tribulations, which fully meets the previous requirements of searching for techniques in the ruins. Later, he went to the ruins without hesitation, found trouble in the Six Blessed Lands, and even used the Forbidden Spirit Seal. You must know that the Forbidden Spirit Seal is an immortal method that can be sought after by powerful people. If you dare to use it in public, you are convinced. It's completely different from being cautious at the beginning. There's also that black sword that swears at every turn. It feels very bad.

The backend is too watery, and the protagonist said in the ruins that you can kill Jindan at the early stage of foundation building, but when you reach the virtual Dan realm, you have to fight three against one Jindan at the early stage, and you have to be chased and killed. You wrote it with your feet, right?

Studio production. It was written by someone else after chapter 200.

At the beginning, you give the protagonist the ability to become immortal. It makes sense to keep it until he or she grows up. After all, being immortal doesn't mean that he won't be captured for research or locked up for abuse. However, if an immortal person becomes so cowardly and aggrieved, it really makes me angry just to look at it.

It was originally said that martial arts had no path. The protagonist explores on his own. As a result, a martial arts expert with a higher level than the protagonist suddenly appeared. Chapter 200 is getting weaker as I write more. So many benefits are there for the dogs. It just sucks.

Don't watch it, I really can't stand it anymore. After the battle power is broken, there are all kinds of unforeseen opportunities. The battle power is still rubbish. I really don't recommend watching it. I'll run away now.

The plot and characters are very good, and it feels like watching "Gu Zhenren". The protagonist kills decisively.

The first hundred or so chapters are pretty good, in line with Gou's theme, but the rest of the chapter is about stuff like that, breaking into secret realms everywhere, causing trouble everywhere, and jumping through level challenges everywhere. It's just a general death-defying style. If you write about a novel subject and turn it into a commonplace, you really have no inspiration, right?

Once you leave the Blackstone Ruins, you don't need to look at it. It feels like someone has changed. The writing is very poor, too watery