Cultivation of Immortality Starts from Copying Other People's Experiences

Poisonous weed Too much child's play The key point is my well-spoken review. The author can't refute it and just bans me. I'm drunk too.

A typical example of this book list. First, let's talk about my next-door neighbor who is also an old spell master. He can draw only 1/2 pictures a month and it's amazing. Then the protagonist practiced his Qi and set up a stall in the market every day to sell amulets, dozens of them at a time, and then sell them again in the same place a few days later. For several months, everyone in that street knew about it, but no one suspected it. For a person who is at the first level of Qi training, no one else doubts how he got the charm, and the author has no explanation. He sells it for dozens or hundreds of spiritual stones at a time, with the word "fat sheep" written on his forehead. It's like your monthly salary is 5,000, but you go to a fixed stall every month to sell Apple mobile phones, dozens or hundreds of units at a time, and there is no purchase record. Treating everyone else as Shazai. Also, haven't you learned the story about this kid holding gold through the market? Long-term compulsory education? ? ?