Han's Immortal Road

I originally wanted to give it an average rating, but then the more I read, the more outrageous it became. It was a bad review. Everything has to do with the male protagonist. No matter whether he is a good person or a bad person, his luck is against the will of heaven. At the end, one person achieves enlightenment and a chicken or a dog ascends to heaven. You are at least a little bit good at ascending to heaven. Thank you for being so fake. Isn't it funny? ? ? Everyone else is trash. Thousands of mutated spiritual roots, single spiritual roots, and spiritual beings are not as good as your three spiritual roots and four spiritual roots😅😅😅

Generally, how should I put it? The writing style is not good, the writing is a bit unbelievable. The three spiritual roots and the double spiritual roots are even better than the heavenly spiritual roots. Even the heavenly spiritual roots may not be able to form a baby. The three spiritual roots are a lot. It is too unbelievable. The plot is also not great. I can only say that you can read it in the book wasteland, but don't use your brain.

It's good to read. Anyone who is interested in reading can read it. It's worth recommending!

It's so amazing. I've only read dozens of chapters of this auction, and it's already been a dozen times for novices to get together and exchange ideas. The protagonist's daily life: exchange meetings, auctions, and then refining elixirs and making talismans. His cultivation is still rising, which is very interesting.

It's really outrageous. They always create people out of thin air. The Chen family starts with four sons, but after one chapter they become five sons. Tinghai Pavilion starts with five bears, and after a few chapters they become seven sons. The descriptions of various characters are also very bland and blunt, the adjectives are not used well, and there are so many things that I am too lazy to list.

This makes it hard for me to comment! Such a book was actually signed!

I want to give ordinary ones but I can't. The main character is a talisman maker, so the talismans here are like cabbage. There are a few hundred per person. I have read 50 chapters. Pig's Kung Fu has no other attributes except that it is earth-type. The martial arts skills are throwing talismans without seeing people, or it is a group fight. There is no obvious difference between Qi training and foundation building. After building Qi for 7 levels, I throw a few first-level talismans to myself. I am really speechless.

The development is slow, but it is in line with the development of low-level families, but too few of the protagonists die.

The early stage is okay, the middle stage is mediocre, and the late stage is tight (bad ending)

As long as the books are written by people, they can be put on the shelves, and there will be money to be made because of the advertisements. No need to talk about quality.