The Character Introduction of " Data Immortal Cultivation: Starting from the Evolution of All Things "

2025-01-17 19:28

The characters included: the male lead-Wu Yiping, handsome, two-faced, research maniac. He said he didn't want it, but his body needed it. The male supporting role-Meng Ren, under his simple and honest appearance, there was a cunning heart. He was brave, loyal, and a trustworthy comrade. The female supporting role-Liu Yue 'er, a lively, cute, pure, and moving loli with great talent. The female supporting role-Yang Xiaoxian, a beautiful fairy like a snow lotus. She was cold on the outside but warm on the inside. She took good care of her own people and was cold and distant to outsiders. She was extremely talented in cultivation. "Data Immortal Cultivation: Starting from the Evolution of All Things" Author: Dragon Rider Riding a Rabbit. This is a Xianxia/fantasy immortal cultivation novel. It has a good upbringing. It's a system style, two-faced, decisive in killing, big in the brain, fast paced, easy, and leveling-style elements. It's finished and can be enjoyed without worry. User recommendation: [Author's own recommendation] A slightly mediocre new novel. The main content was that the protagonist was originally a programmer. After writing a game program, he transmigrated to the Xianxia world after sleeping. After absorbing countless amounts of Vitality, the protagonist successfully activated the game he created in his previous life and used it to strengthen his physique and strength. One of the highlights of this book was that the protagonist could invite others into the game to become players. It was a bit like the concept of the Internet in another world. Although he had seen similar creativity in some novels before, he was still quite interested in this kind of creativity. In terms of content, if he didn't delve into some details, he felt that this book was quite good. Other than some abrupt emotional changes, the plot and logic were basically smooth. After reading about ten chapters, there were no bad points. However, the main character had to do a bunch of missions at the beginning before he could invite others into the game. The beginning was a relatively ordinary leveling flow, which might weaken the attraction of the theme itself and the persistence of the beginning. Friends who are interested in this genre might want to give it a try. It might be to your liking. I hope you will like this book.