Hun Tian Immortal Pan

The protagonist's thoughts after building the foundation are a bit unclear. The protagonist is not born in a big family. Why do you think that the old faction will give the protagonist better treatment than the new faction? Isn't the new faction the result of the uneven distribution of interests of the old faction? The main conflict is not which faction is stronger, but that the protagonist is like a child holding gold in a busy city. It is poisonous to suppress the gold finger. Moreover, the protagonist's beauty is getting better every year. I wonder if it can keep getting better? If the setting of Golden Finger is not available, it will fall apart. When writing a novel, it is about highlighting the protagonist rather than the life of a group of people. There is no distinction between priorities. The ten years of the protagonist's life are skipped ten years later with just one sentence. The novel is about plot rather than discarding the setting. It takes ten years to build a foundation, a hundred years of golden elixir, a thousand years of Mahayana, and five thousand years of immortality. Does the author want to end it in three to five hundred chapters? What I want to complain about is that the author writes a setting based on class struggle, so why write a novel? Just write it according to the script of the TV series.