Seeking the Dao on the Immortal Path

There are many typos and the plot is cliche. A fantasy novel disguised as a cultivator. The word "martial arts" appears frequently in this book, and fighting is also hand-to-hand combat, haha. For orthodox cultivators of immortality, the speed of advancement is not that fast. Even if there is no shortage of cultivation resources, one has to accumulate time to advance. This book is still like a fantasy novel. Once the elixir reaches a certain level, it will be directly upgraded. It all depends on the resources. It seems that talent has zero impact on the speed of practice. In the orthodox literature on cultivating immortals, people with high talents not only practice faster, but also have higher drug absorption rates and fewer bottlenecks. This book depends entirely on the source material, and is no different from a fantasy novel.

It imitates ordinary people but also has its own characteristics. If you like this type of book, it is quite good.

How come it has such a high score? The writing style is not as good as that of a junior high school student. There is really something wrong with Qimao's score.

Constantly asking for help from others, the protagonist's cultivation grows rapidly, but his knowledge and character have not improved.

The subject matter of this book is acceptable. But after seeing Chapter 232, I didn't want to continue.

What the hell is written.

Nice

Really ugly

This book should be titled "Henhen"!