Cultivation of Immortality Starts from the Puppet Master

It's really a common problem in writing nowadays. No matter what kind of spiritual root it is, it is written according to the idea of ​​​​the waste spiritual root.

Generally, slow-heated food is tasteless and would be a pity to throw away.

I don't know if the author has ever calculated how many decades have elapsed since the late stage of foundation building to perfection. A casual calculation would be no less than fifty years. The foundation building has not been completed yet. Based on this lifespan, it is so difficult to cultivate with so many opportunities. Is this reasonable? The time setting and the pressure on the realm are too poisonous.

Is puppetry so difficult here? It seems that the difficulty of each puppet is independent. Even if you are a high-level puppet master, you have to start from scratch to make a new low-level puppet. Isn't this unreasonable? If you make one puppet of the same level, wouldn't it be easier to make another one?

It is undeniable that the author's writing style is not bad, but the content is really dry and lackluster. After reading a hundred or so pieces, it still feels uninteresting.

It looks good. There is no intelligence-lowering part, but there are a lot of small poisonous points. You can buy foundation-building pills in the auction house. What are you going to do as a cow or a horse? Donkeys in the production team will not have so many tasks. When entering the sect, they are not even given a skill. There are only endless tasks. Only fools will go there. The key is that those who go there are skilled.

After looking at the table of contents, I found that the foundation was only established in Chapter 165, so slow.

It takes a unique path on the path of a puppet master cultivating immortality, with weapon refining and fighting skills going hand in hand. The setting is rigorous and the rhythm is steady. The protagonist relies on ingenuity to refine puppets and outwit the situation, breaking away from the cliché template of cultivating immortality. The more you read, the better you get.

This book is very well written! ! ! There is basically no female character in the whole text. As a time traveler who only focuses on cultivating the Dao, this is very good.

To give the author an idea, puppet masters can win with quantity at the beginning, but they cannot do it at all later. High-level immortal cultivators completely crush those at the lower level, and can't even consume them. If you want to make the same level, the cost is too high. You might as well use these to improve your own strength. When the strength goes up, people have evolved (it feels like cultivating immortals is like an advanced evolution), there will naturally be more resources, and it will be easier to make good puppets. Then the question comes again, then why not improve your own strength and then make better puppets? Therefore, it is unrealistic and impractical to win by quantity. I still have to use the mecha later.