Immortality Begins with the Master of Alchemy

There are two sentences in Chapter 178. After the death of 11 war hall monks, the estates will be confiscated directly. They will be distributed as rewards and can be used to cover a large part of the money. What do you want to do? When a person dies, the inheritance will be confiscated directly. If you work for you, when the person dies, the inheritance will be confiscated. They have no descendants. How are his military achievements before his death calculated? How to use it?

Upgrading is really slow. Also, after they have become immortals, they behave like their parents, and they get along with ordinary people. They also have various feelings of brotherly loyalty. They can't be ruthless in doing things. They don't do anything to eradicate the roots, but they also ask others not to do it. They don't think about the fact that the entire clan of the formation master was killed. The gang that was originally established I am collecting resources for myself. I am so generous and seemingly free of money. I say that it is not easy to find a Taoist companion to have a firm heart. I just built the foundation. I fell into trouble after a glass of wine and just wanted to find a Taoist companion. I just saw this and didn't read the rest. What do you say? It's a good storyteller. It's a bit bland and I can't read it. It's not good. I can read it.

The protagonist always thinks that after entering a large sect, he will become a tool refining medicine 24 hours a day. In fact, it is not logical at all. If you have plug-ins, which can show that you are different from ordinary people, there will naturally be corresponding rewards. (What's more, the protagonist is a poor guy who is in urgent need of systematic knowledge)

I have seen several problems that I personally feel about this book. First, the system text. The golden finger system should be an important point of enjoyment. In the early stage, it appeared so frequently that it seemed like a water number. As a result, the spells and elixirs practiced in the system will produce special effects. The point of enjoyment has just come. When I arrived in Beihai, I didn't refine new elixirs or learn new spells. I changed to body and weapon refining. Now the system has a very low sense of existence, and the points of enjoyment are gone. Second, since you have established your own power, married your brothers, and married your beautiful lady, you turned around and were teleported away, then you threw all these things away. The reason you made up is also far-fetched. Anyway, it is hard to see that the protagonist has any sense of urgency to rush back. If you can cultivate as a casual cultivator now, why do you need to establish a power?

The author should go back to writing Du Shiwen. What I wrote before is quite interesting. After joining the Poshan Gang, and the water level is low, the protagonist is nm as if he has a delusion about being victimized by the company. He plays the workplace style there every day, and the system is disgusting. Alchemy relies entirely on the system, and I have no proficiency at all. I have to start from scratch every time to practice low-level elixirs.

This protagonist is really awesome. He is a slave with three surnames. He first became the younger brother of the Sword Sect, and then became the eldest brother of the Luoyun Sect, the rival of the Sword Sect. Now the Demon Clan is giving him benefits and becomes the Demon Clan's lackey.

It's so difficult to make the recipe, it depends on how you fill the hole

There are nine realms before becoming an immortal. After becoming an immortal, there are also the True Immortal Golden Immortal, Taiyi Daluo, Quasi-Saint Saint, and Heavenly Dao Dao. There are 1,700 chapters in this way, which is enough.

It's so rubbish, it's all up to him alone. He didn't see how much help others had done to him at all. It's not bullshit to lose.

This book is good. It has a slow pace and a stable protagonist. Most of them are forced to fight back and eliminate the grass roots (mortal grass is not included). A few ghosts are obsessed with it and take the initiative to kill enemies with disparity in strength. Golden Finger is also a snowball effect similar to the magic power of knowledge and knowledge. The calculation method of the difficulty of the Five Spirit Roots is also very reasonable. It is difficult to cultivate immortality with one spirit root. If the level is 1, the second spiritual root is twice as difficult as the first spiritual root, and the fifth spiritual root is 16 times as difficult. In addition, the difficulty of majoring in single-attribute exercises is 1, the second-attribute exercises are 16 times as difficult as the spiritual root multiplied by 2, and the five-attribute exercises are 256 times as difficult. No wonder the author only dares to switch to dual-attribute exercises when the protagonist reaches the golden elixir. The emotions of the supporting characters and passers-by are described quite well. They are not just passers-by, they just like this kind of novels that are read slowly, and reading with the brain is not enough. The occasional plot foreshadowing is not subtle. Come on, author, update slowly and write slowly. Don't be afraid of being late for a good meal. I watched (Gu Zhenren) (Where is the Immortal Road) (Immortal Mansion Changsheng) and all of them broke down halfway. It was really uncomfortable.