
A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality: I Entered the Dao at a Hundred, and I Eat Scrap Pills Like Rice!
凡人修仙:百岁入道,我把废丹当饭吃!
Also on Qimao
Synopsis
All-time: Clicks, Favorites, Fans, Recommendations.
148Chapters
0Monthly tickets
5.9kClicks
131Favorites
34Fans
3Recommendations
More by this author
Who Says Massage Is a Dead End? The Rich Ladies' Group Chat Exploded
My Five Stunning Wives
I Have an Arsenal at My Fingertips, and I Forge a Great Tang Empire
You Left Me With Nothing? I Stockpiled Billions in Supplies and Returned to Ancient Times!
I Told You to Find Hidden Treasures and Appraise Them, So Why Are You Looking at Everything?
More Children, More Blessings in a Chaotic Age: Starting by Marrying a Peerlessly Beautiful Refugee!
The Emperor Is a Woman, and from the Start She Deceived the Court
Readers also read
Heavenly Emperor
The Divine Flame Emperor
The People's Doctor
King of Tribulation Transcendence
The Bashan Sword Arena
The Special Forces Divine Doctor
Tang's Grand Strategy
The Dao
Eternal Peace Under Heaven
Unrivaled Across the Ages
I Have a Sword
The Ace Master
Reverse Scale
Lord of Ashes
Refining the Mountains and Rivers
Unrivaled
The Strongest Mad Soldier
Ask the Mirror
Galaxy Emperor
The Sword Immortal Is Here
Reader comments 9
Translated by Google Translate
Can't pull it well. The plot is repetitive, beginning and ending. A lot of content is not explained clearly, it feels like it was written by AI
I haven't even succeeded in cultivating the golden elixir, so I'm still a fart immortal.
It's okay to write the protagonist as a fugitive author, as long as he offends people everywhere. . . Where did the brain go?
The annotation has been completed, but there are many things that have not been explained clearly.
If you haven't tried it before, you can try it.
It's very average. The protagonist is happy and the readers are vomiting.
As for Tower Space, if the author doesn't know how to write a book, it's better not to write it. The officer must retreat quickly
It's a shabby book, it's too poor to read and has no beginning or end.
The author probably borrowed heavily from a certain book.