Qinghe Immortal Clan

After seeing this chapter, I have no desire to continue reading. A big sect is still afraid of stolen goods from shady sources? You just accepted it, who dares to ask you for it? Don't you even accept good things that are related to your own path? Do you need a good reason for someone to give you a gift? Do you dare to accept only those found on the road? When the name of the cousin is still erecting an arch, on the one hand, he doesn't care about his life for a chance, but on the other hand, he doesn't dare to accept the so-called stolen goods. Forget about the small sect, it's a big sect of Nascent Soul. Haha, that's a novel. It's a different world. Whoever is strong is reasonable, and whoever lives to the end is right. That's a world where the strong are respected, not a peaceful world. The author writes fantasy novels about a peaceful world in a peaceful world? Doesn't the author feel the contradiction?

The early stage is okay, but what the hell are you writing about in the middle stage? There is such a big Nascent Soul Sect, so many spiritual roots and double spiritual roots. One pill will be produced in a hundred years. How can you get a Taoist companion and a younger sister yourself, and all three spiritual roots will be formed? I didn't help you in the whole process. Thank you. Is it just taking the protagonist's resources? The spiritual fruit that I exchanged my life for was only in the early stage of the golden elixir. Instead of exchanging resources, I left it for the two of them to use after forming the elixir? People in your clan want to build a foundation. You waste two years on getting a foundation building pill, and then you don't want compensation? What a sage dog licker

The prices are wrong. A first-level to intermediate-level qi-training elixir costs one hundred spirit stones, but a second-level talisman and seal only costs fifty?

Nice! As I get older, the protagonist is blaming the sky and the earth for having nothing to do, and then the opportunity comes🙄, which makes me feel ridiculous!

1. The protagonist has so many opportunities and the protagonist is not as fast as the juniors. Although it becomes more difficult to practice as you go forward, why is there no limit to the juniors' cultivation? 2. Obviously you can improve your own strength first and then help the family, but you must put the family and your own strength at the same level. 3. The talismans and formations learned by the protagonist are of no use at all. They have been used in the past, but the further they go, the more useless they become, and they cannot even keep up with the improvement of the realm. Everything made later is for free to the younger generations of the family, and is popular. 4. Every time the protagonist needs something, he can't find it everywhere. Then the protagonist grows up, and the descendants of his family can buy whatever they need. 5. There are too many nesting dolls. In addition to this mission and that mission every day, I want to know how their family has survived for so many years. The missions are too frequent, and as soon as the protagonist's strength increases, hell-level missions of the same level will come. 6. Complaining about lack of money and not upgrading sub-professions (formation and talismans), and then seeing a junior give thousands of spiritual stones to the protagonist in the name of support. The foundation-building seed cultivated by the protagonist's birth family is not him. In the end, the original seed ran away and just when the protagonist was about to build the foundation, he gave the protagonist a few hundred spiritual stones. Then the protagonist talks about the family every day. Even after the foundation-building, the protagonist's own strength does not improve, but he has to run around to earn resources for the descendants of the family. 7. The protagonist has four spiritual roots, but he has many opportunities like cheating, but other people in his family who have spiritual roots and no opportunities all improve their realm like cheating. 8. The protagonist not only raises a family like a nanny, he even has to help the sect and help his friends. Oh my God, isn't he tired? He works like a cow and horse everywhere every day without any complaints. He has even been taken advantage of and almost killed many times. He still continues to be good with others. He is betrayed by his teammates and doesn't care about continuing to lick others. 9. There is no more passionate plot, it's all matryoshka dolls 10. To summarize the full text: support the family for free, help the sect for free, help other families for free, help friends for free, and lick the dog

The Lingshi price system is very confusing, and as soon as I read Chapter 5, many contradictions appeared. A Qi Gathering Pill that helps break through to the middle stage of Qi refining costs 100 spirit stones. However, after gathering two mid-stage Qi refining stages and several early stage Qi refining stages, ambush them in advance, and consume a lot of materials, the monsters that were captured after a lot of fighting were worth more than 20 spirit stones. And there are 2 mid-stage monsters and 7 early-stage monsters in this batch. Later, a black iron mine with an annual output of about 80 spirit stones turned out to be an important source of income. For this reason, mortals were even relocated, and two people from the few cultivating immortals were transferred to guard it.

Disgusting, the protagonist's sisters, Qingyu and Qingsi, started cultivating from scratch with three spiritual roots. In ten years, they have reached the fifth level of the Qi Refining stage. 6. I don't know if they thought they were double spiritual roots or Tianlinggai. The protagonist's third brother also has three spiritual roots. He only reached the seventh level of the Qi Refining stage in his forties. This Qingyu also has three spiritual roots. After practicing for less than ten years, he has reached the fifth level of the Qi Refining stage. Is there something wrong with the logic? And this Qingsi, four spiritual roots, right? He reached the third level of the Qi Refining Stage at the age of fifteen. I remember that the protagonist only reached the third level of the Qi Refining Stage at the age of twenty. Isn't the writing too disgusting? As long as the protagonist and his sister are female, they don't have to worry about resources. Upgrading is like riding a rocket, while all male upgrades are like turtles. The writing of these two women is disgusting. For those who don't know, they thought they were twin spiritual roots and Tianling roots. Their cultivation speed is very fast. The key is that the protagonist has not funded their cultivation resources, and their family is not rich. How can they upgrade resources so fast? Just because she's a woman?

It makes my chest feel tight, the protagonist is like an idiot, the prices are crazy, and when I see the formation selling for 15 spiritual stones, I want to scold my mother, and I have to code everything.

Boring 🥱, I want to see rivers of blood, a few points are too poisonous, Taoist couples with the same status, no corresponding majesty, some people may think I am alarmist, but the world of immortality is also a dark forest, the novel feels like children playing house, there is no intrigue, no battle of wits, and the advanced level is clear soup and little water.

I've read more than 800 chapters, and except for the Song family, I feel like everyone else is simply mentally retarded, except for their higher cultivation levels.