Luzhong Avenue

Creation Furnace, how did you, a young monk in the Qi training stage, succeed in practicing? This is not blood training, so forget it, but as a Chaos Spiritual Treasure, are you sure that you can use it in the Qi training stage? It's not a divine training or a blood training, but you can still make elixirs! Also, as a Chaos Spiritual Treasure, why haven't you practiced Bao Jue? You can change it. At least it looks more reasonable. You can't make your writing confusing and make us confused. Details are very important in writing a book. Come on.

I thought Xue Hong was a sensible person, so he asked his brother not to be so reckless. But in the end, he wanted to find out if there was anything he wanted in Lu Zhao in a place without so many people.

Why doesn't anyone comment?

I didn't explain what it meant. The writing was fast-paced and the theme was good, but the person who wrote it didn't know if he had ever read it.

Is it unreasonable for the shop owner to say that in front of the buyer? Is it against common sense? Are you deliberately looking for trouble? It would be better for the author to change it to rationalization

This is self-inflicted. If Xue Hong hadn't come up with such an unfair and aboveboard method, he wouldn't have stoned Lu Zhao, and it looked like a very miserable situation.

Even if he is no longer a member of the Dilongba clan and is now a casual cultivator, Xue Guang's attitude is very bad. What is this kind of behavior, is it discrimination? It seems that Xue Guang is really ungrateful.