Mortals Cultivating Immortality: Beginning by Selling Oneself to a Thousand-Year-Old Snake Demon

I follow it every day. There is a huge gap between the author's previous books and this one. The logic of this one is quite reasonable so far, and the villain's IQ is also online. It doesn't have the disgusting feeling of trying to force down one's wits and make it cool like the bad books nowadays. The plot is also quite compact, and there are no garbage chapters that are too long just to make up the word count. I hope that the subsequent chapters will be as exciting as always

Not bad, not bad, 80 hours❤️❤️, I read this book three times, I can memorize every detail and every point now. I feel like I have so many plots in my mind, 🌹🌹It can be said that I have it at my fingertips, hahaha😊 This book is very well written, and I am not exaggerating. It is true, and the writing is pretty good. In this type of fantasy and immortality articles, I hope the author will continue to work hard🌈🌈🌈🌈! The only shortcoming of this book is that the author updates it too slowly. I have read it three times and you have only updated no more than 20 chapters. I really want to send an apple to the author🌝🌝🌝

I have read 290 chapters so far, and overall I think it's pretty good. I didn't feel much in the first ten chapters, but then the more I read, the more I read. Especially the part where the Five Poisons Sect fought against Tantric Buddhism left a deep impression on me. The author's writing style is quite good, and there are basically no bad sentences. It's a good book. Chased

It's just so-so. The label has an IQ online. I'm the first to disagree. Around Chapter 80, I met a mortal villain. Even though he knew that he colluded with the Tantric demon to kill people and refine weapons, this villain still deceived the heartless person of the thousand-year-old snake demon at the beginning. In the end, the protagonist was deceived by his few words and deceived the protagonist into the enemy's trap. I was really speechless. The plot is also a bit slow, tepid and not very exciting, so I don't recommend it.

This book is good and worth collecting. The story is very exciting. Please don't let the author finish the book and stop updating it, fellow Taoist, to the end!

I won't comment on the plot. I'll just give you my opinion after reading about 20 chapters. The character design of Long Qing (the beautiful woman at the beginning) is really unpleasant. As a person with great looks and figure, plus being the guide of the protagonist and generally not an important character throughout the whole story, it will also create a good character. Image, in the end, in order to repair the inner elixir, anyone can use it at will. Although there is only one description in the front, it is disgusting that such trash can be used. I skipped to the next chapter and read a chapter or two where the male protagonist and a female dual cultivation, but I don't know if the one who broke the boy's body is Long Qing. For me, I didn't want to read further.

Two possibilities First, I don't have an IQ. I didn't see the IQ online. The second is that he just made up the label.

Written by the author. . It's very fragrant, but it's still a bit delayed. I urge you to update more.

Someone has said what I need to say for me. It's quite interesting. It's time for the author to update the chapter on the spiritual world. I guarantee that what you said will be tens of millions of words.

I saw Chapter 60 and commented on it. The author wrote it with sincerity and praised it, but I don't want to read any more. First of all, as an immortal cultivator, you go against the will of heaven. Not only do you have to fight against the way of heaven, but you also have to compete with other immortal cultivators for resources. Is it because you leave your name everywhere because you think you are dying too slowly? When you complain about battle again, do you have to shout out the name of the spell? The plot is pushed too slowly and trivial matters seriously drag down the progress of the novel and the reader's patience. Personal opinions are for reference only