My Cousin Cultivates Immortality and Becomes a Saint

The writing is good, and the world view and status are quite interesting, but some of the settings are like a game, which is not good: after defeating the boss, there will be a high-quality product, and Liu Yulou will also produce high-quality products on the side (the key point is that even days don't work, odd days do...), It's too absolute, and it doesn't look like a real world.

Wouldn't it be better to write about traditional cultivation of immortality? I have to write about this true king and that heavenly king.

There are a lot of poisons, not to mention that Goldfinger is invincible and omnipotent. After the alchemist became famous, he actually lived outside the city, and a lot of people knew where the protagonist lived. I laughed to death, I was really tired of living.

For more than ten years, apart from receiving resources from the family, until the golden finger took effect for a period of time and became successful, I have not made any contribution or return to the family (as of the chapter I read, 5 spirit stones purchased elixirs at a high price). Is there any doubt about being a white-eyed wolf? To put it bluntly, if you feed a pet for more than ten years, it will still know how to wag its tail at you.

There was no hard work in the beginning. There was a spiritual plant at home, but he refused to follow it and had to work as a slave to refine elixirs. Could it be that the spiritual plant could not grow beyond the level of spiritual plants? If you want to say that you think farming is too slow, can't you buy it if your family has money? It was just basics at first, but then the golden finger finally came into use, and I signed a long-term contract to sell myself. Aren't you even able to deal with people on an equal footing even if you get up?

It's well written, but it was put off by the title.

Do you have any good novels to recommend?

There is a problem with the writing of Chapter 7. What kind of supporting character in the peak breaks through after taking a pill made by the protagonist? Didn't the protagonist say that it would be difficult to break through the seventh floor? The protagonist also started taking the yellow pill from the fifth level, and it was a high-quality pill, but now he is not even halfway to the sixth level? That supporting character went directly to the seventh floor, saying that the protagonist will be drug resistant, but that supporting character didn't? The most important thing is that the protagonist is a fool. Your elixirs are so easy to control and you need to hand over the excess quantity, so you can't sell it yourself? Anyway, the protagonist traveled through thirty years and lived like an ox and a horse. His life was worse than that of an ox and a horse. Others couldn't resist taking medicine, but the protagonist struggled in the later stage of Qi training. Others didn't.

The writing of this book is smooth and the plot is reasonable! Many people ask why the protagonist doesn't cultivate spiritual plants in his family? Want to run out and practice alchemy? First of all, this involves the four arts of cultivation! Refining alchemy, refining weapons, refining talismans, formations! The most profitable business is among them! Plus, we grow spiritual plants at home! Enough about herbal medicine! No need to start by identifying herbs! Get off to a good start! And if you learn well, you can make a lot of money, which matches the protagonist's golden finger very well! If you don't come out, you won't be able to learn alchemy! Even if the spiritual plant is raised to heaven, it still needs to be turned into an elixir! Cannot be taken directly!

I'm really speechless. Before it was released, it was written around the protagonist. After it was released, every two chapters have one chapter about miscellaneous fish. Half of the chapters about the protagonist are from the perspective of the protagonist's relatives and friends. It makes me vomit blood. There are so many idiots every year after it was released.