Immortal Space

Knowing that there are immortals, you still learn to dance, wasting six or seven years before practicing, and bringing a bunch of rubbish with you, and you can still practice without spiritual roots. I think it's better to just use pig's feet without spiritual roots. I've seen enough, let's go

Others think it's plain and ugly, but it's what I've been looking for. I just like to have space for planting without all the mess. I don't know if I can find another novel like this after listening to this one.

Xiuxian also brings a group of trolls, which is not good-looking ヽ('⌒´メ)ノ

The protagonist has a lot of resources, but his upgrades are too slow. His contemporaries are faster than him. The plot is a bit delayed and there are too many typos. A monk has a strength of ten thousand kilograms, which is acceptable. But if you say that a monk can eat hundreds of thousands of kilograms, it is too unreasonable. Even if you say that he can eat dozens of kilograms, it can be justified. In one chapter, there is a monster who eats the leg of a monster weighing several kilograms. This is too imprecise.

There is no logic or practicality in the writing, and the monks were tortured to death by low-level monsters. Isn't this too ridiculous? The magic of a golden elixir is not a piece of cake. There are many low-level monsters that can be killed. This book is written about the achievements of low-level monsters. . . .

The plot is too bland and uninspiring.

The storyline is good, but the plot is too bland

Let me just say this, the protagonist's IQ is online. The writing is very good and worth reading.

Why bring a group of mortals with you into the world of immortality? Are you a Nascent Soul or a Soul? You are really harming people by selling elixirs with such arrogance. There are so many elixirs appearing for no reason. Even the mortals you brought will be dissatisfied.

Are you actually labeled as a single female protagonist?