A Fateful Journey with Immortal Wood

The highest level of cultivation in the world is to transform into gods. As a result, the ones obtained from the cave of transforming gods can only be used by those in the foundation-building stage. Later, they were patched to say that they belonged to the apprentice, but the apprentice also belonged to the Nascent Soul. Shouldn't stools be magic weapons? A typical example of AI writing novels with incompatible prefaces and postscripts.

It's unremarkable, the paragraph is too long, and it's inconvenient to read; the spell levels are too divided into basic level, elementary level, and entry level. You just go to the first level and the second level, and you can't get it at the entry level level. The Qi training period is still divided so finely. In addition, the quality of the elixir is not broken down, and the erysipelas is not mentioned. I feel that you can upgrade if you have the corresponding elixir. Killing monsters takes a few days and months, and it feels like a flowing novel.

It's not good to watch. I've read more than 80 chapters, but one theme hasn't changed from beginning to end. The people in it, whether they are friends or father and son, want to kill each other whenever they get a chance. It's even more exaggerated in the wild. Whenever two or more people meet, it doesn't matter whether you are in a group or not. Whether the team goes to hunt monsters or collect medicinal herbs, there is a 100% chance of internal fighting. A disciple of a cultivation sect in the wild meets a casual cultivator and wants to kill someone for more than twenty spiritual stones. Anyway, as long as two or more people meet, there will always be one party who wants to kill the other person. What's even more coincidental is that whenever someone fights and both lose, the protagonist will definitely reap the benefits. The protagonist has been taking advantage of it, and the same goes for elixirs. The elixirs that can be used in the early and middle stages of Qi refining have no effect at all in the later stages of Qi refining. What's the reason? Author, please tell me. In other people's novels, the effect of the previous low-level elixirs has become very poor after crossing the big realm, but it can still be used. Only this novel is so outrageous, the plot is not good, and various settings are also problematic. I can't accept it.

The plot collapsed when I saw chapter 300. What did the protagonist want to do and the author made a coincidence? For example, the first low-level dungeon was opened around chapter 130. There is a fairy mansion and you don't go in to pick flowers? Then I picked flowers and suddenly the gate of the fairy mansion opened in front of the protagonist... After entering, I took the super treasure by coincidence. Then I went back to the sect and thought about why this flower cannot be grown in the spiritual field. The answer is I don't know... The author is too lazy to make up the setting. After messing around like this for 300 chapters, the setting collapsed. The protagonist came and killed people whenever he wanted. His efforts were meaningless. He just killed people when he didn't like them. He just picked up two storage bags and found hundreds of thousands of low-grade spiritual stones. The development system was completely broken. There was no main plot at all and he was completely confused.

It's too wordy. The writing is just average. I can express it clearly in a few sentences. Write a chapter or two. Goodbye. I can't stand it anymore.

This is not cultivating immortality, it is just a game. The plot is even more poisonous

What the hell is that blood corroding spiritual poison, one of the ten deadly poisons? Is that all? If it's too fake, you can't change the taste. A good book📚a bloody plot

It's just a piece of cake. If it weren't for the Five Spiritual Roots, he wouldn't be the protagonist at all. All kinds of brainless people would kill everyone on sight, hahaha

Nice

First of all, the handling method is not thorough, the fighting plot is always the same, and there are still many problems.