Martial Arts: I, an Old Man in His Seventies, Can Defeat Immortal Cultivators with One Shot

I want the Witch King!

Not very appealing. Swinging the big sword whetted my appetite, and it was hard to eat these scraps.

To be honest, the score of this book should be at least 8.8 Or above. It is a pity that the author has written two magic masterpieces before, which has fed the readers' appetite. Suddenly he started writing about the subject of cultivating immortals without writing a follow-up, which made the readers a little disappointed.

The author is great, can you update three times a day, three articles in one update, and one article with ten thousand words? I beg you (I got this from Swinging the Big Sword)

I can't stand it anymore. First of all, you are a rare person. Others treat you like a young person, and you have no dignity as an elderly person. Then there is the lack of a sense of existence in the system. I feel that the existence of the system is to absorb fame to allow the protagonist to continue to live and open up. There is really no need to create a lottery that is disgusting. Generally speaking, it is to open high and go low.

Summary: The writing is good and the plot is unconventional, but those who don't share the same values ​​should be careful. I don't recommend this book as a topic for recommending books to the elderly. It can be used to pass the time. It's the kind of book that is better written in short stories.

The author is a bad namer. He almost copied the name of the character from Eternal Tribulation. Answer me, are you a Jie friend? I want Taotao and I want Hutao.

The title and the previous chapters are average, very clichéd, and not that amazing, but the plot behind it is quite good, so I'll give it a try. (Also, there have been a few updates recently. Can the author update twice a day?)

Good

It sucks, what is this? Something happened at home? Is it too sloppy?