I haven t seen the question of the mortal immortal cultivator! Hope for the answer!

The Legend of Mortal Cultivation of Immortals This**,I'm waiting for **update** every day, It's really good. The actor Han Li is now a great monk in the late Yuan Infant period, and he is still 2 to 300 years old, and every time an immortal cultivator breaks through the bottleneck, such as building a foundation, knotting a pill, agglutinating an infant, etc., he has a different time lifespan. As for the appearance, they were all before taking those pills and kept the appearance of being in their twenties.

I'm afraid that anyone who has read this ** book has the same questions as you, because there is basically no emotional drama in this book, and it is all about fighting and fighting on the long road of cultivating immortals from a first-person perspective! The strong survive and the losers die!

This is a cultivator** Although it is normal for people to be older than they are immortals.

You'll know it when you read it, and it's guaranteed to make you want more.

"The Legend of Mortal Cultivation of Immortals" is ** in the starting point of Chinese network of a fairy Xia Xiu Zhen**, the author is forgetful, the writing skills are profound, the setting of the characters is delicate and vivid, and the sense of substitution is also very strong.

**It tells the story of an ordinary poor boy in a mountain village, who, by chance, stepped into a small sect in the rivers and lakes, although his qualifications were mediocre, but he relied on his own efforts and reasonable calculations to finally cultivate into an immortal.

The protagonist Han Li, also known as the second stunned, is called Han Lao Mo by people in the rivers and lakes, and jokingly called "Han Ran Run" by book friends. His personality can be called a model monk: strong-willed, unprofitable, low-key, not good face, not a hero, good at escaping, meticulous, tenacious, resolute and ruthless, acting at the opportune time, and having a basis for advancing and retreating.

Cultivated hard all the way, and finally ascended to the immortal realm. I have been in the rivers and lakes for many years, and I have practiced good kung fu with one hand, but the situation is not right, so I will talk about it first.

1, **is the originator of the cultivation of immortals**, in the real sense of a poor boy with mediocre qualifications and no foundation, relying on his own tenacity and hard work, step by step to the top of the world.

2. The author's writing skills are profound, and the sense of substitution is very good when reading, and the setting is more in line with reality, I don't think there will be many people who rush to be cannon fodder when they know that they are invincible.

3. The plot is cleverly set, and the logic before and after is objective and rigorous. The strategy setting is very exciting, everything is planned before acting, thinking twice before acting, and will not do unnecessary actions and pull hatred.

As soon as I saw Han Li soar to the spirit world, I personally felt that the protagonist was selfish, suspicious, indifferent and ruthless, and he had no affection for his family since he began to embark on the road of cultivating immortals, and there was more than a thousand years of longevity after the avenue, and he actually abandoned the wife and apprentice of the sect, I don't understand it, they all say that "Immortal Rebellion" plagiarized the legend of mortal cultivation at the beginning, but you see that the road of cultivating immortals taken by the protagonist is for the sake of family affection and loved ones to improve cultivation and show persistence, which is full of foreshadowing, so that you will have a kind of, oh, It turns out that this is the case, and the legend of mortal cultivation of immortals seems to be in the endless upgrades, there is no thrilling plot, every time you enter the next level, you are in retreat for a few years, and the fighting plot is written more verbosely, and a battle can write several chapters, pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger, shrinking your head and feet.

I am more in favor of the cruel process of cultivating immortals, but I am very disgusted with Han Li, this is equivalent to a group of dogs grabbing food, I think the purpose of cultivating immortals is not to live longer than a tortoise. I don't die, I don't die, I just don't die.

Forgot to write big? Compared with many books written by Xiaobai, this book is still quite in-depth, and the plot is quite reasonable, that is, since the title of the book says Xiuxian, you can see that now, I still haven't been able to dig deeply, what is Xiuxian? The style of writing is very good, it won't be full of gods and Buddhas, it's not too yy, it's just a little slower, I've been chasing it, and the protagonist has been relying on elixir The qualifications seem to be too poor A little bit I feel a little uncomfortable Everything else is okay.

Inhumane, frenzied, and deceitful cultivators**.

At this moment, a strange scene appeared, and an incredible scene appeared ......Mortals and immortals are reversed, the difference is really not a star and a half, the whole writing of everyone is a deception, in order to advance unscrupulous means, the protagonist Han Lao Mo is even more cold, always good words for people and things, and abandon the affection of parents and sisters, if the cultivation of immortals needs to be so ruthless and unrighteous, there is no courtesy, righteousness and shame, then this immortal does not cultivate, even if it lives for tens of thousands of years, it is not as good as animals! After listening to this book, I feel that the author should have grown up as a left-behind child or a divorced family, and he has seriously lacked family and maternal love since he was a child, and he has never enjoyed the joy of family, and he grew up in a cold and unwarm world, which will leave a deep shadow in his heart, which will seriously affect the author's world view, so as to project the author's understanding of the warmth and coldness of the world into the book, and I really feel sad for the author's childhood!