My Cultivation is Too Simple

First of all, how could a foundation-building monk or a young lady from a big family who needs a wood spirit root not be able to find it? Do you have to find a protagonist? And a Qi refining person can help a foundation-building monk break through the pill formation? Then this elixir formation is too cheap... And the protagonist can obviously use the elixir given by the lady to sell it to exchange for exercises and so on. I have to write a plot about Huang Li and the exercises. Everything is given to the protagonist Tailong Aotian Shuangwen, right? This plot is too exaggerated. Doesn't it also mean that the family controls the skills? If the domestic slave has no access to it, then why can the protagonist's skills be purchased with spirit stones? Also, didn't the protagonist practice walking in the light and shadow swordsmanship? Isn't physical training better? Is it better to pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger? The most uncomfortable thing to watch is the main character Gou, right? How to take the initiative to contact a fishing genius girl? Isn't this courting death? It was so dramatic to watch

I look a little frustrated, and I am full of doubts all day long. I am not sure about this, and I am not sure about that. I am slowly advancing in my realm. I take a sword bone to sell in the market. Although I have changed my appearance, I am only at the fifth level of Qi training. Isn't it specifically to seduce the enemy? Is it going to be a story about a pig's feet coming back from the market and being hunted down? Then let the pig's feet be killed, so that the pig's feet won't go crazy? He was originally a cult enemy, but a group of powerful enemies came back from Fangshi. The key is that the level of pig's feet is slowly improving!

At the end, the author keeps saying not to raise books. Although it would be difficult for you to do otherwise, the plot will collapse. But if you look at your book from a reader's perspective and follow the title, it will be 107 before you complete the foundation building and truly break away. To put it bluntly, readers who give up casually in the middle and late stages of pursuit should also make a decision, right? There is also the character of the protagonist, who is always in a state of vague suspicion towards people, and I was beaten to death by labeling everything that was basically wrong. Whether to kill depends on the situation, but the more wrong it is, killing is the final and only option. Otherwise, readers will feel uncomfortable and you won't make much money. You will definitely get scolded if you kill Xiao Buxin behind you now.

First of all, what you wrote is a cool routine, but it's still not cool enough. The main thing is that training is too tedious. Some people regard the protagonist as a great medicine for the human body, and at the same time, except for elixirs, it can't be accelerated. The Qi training period can be done casually, mainly after foundation building. The second and most important thing is the difference in realm. It's too far, and the protagonist is worried and will doubt whether the other party is practicing magic. Every time he is doubtful and unsure, it makes sense if you are a local aboriginal. You have read all the time traveler books. Anyway, if you want to leave, just treat them as enemies. Also, the best person to remove the sword bone is the eldest son of the Lin family. Anyway, wouldn't it be nice if the other party is a mortal enemy? There is also the protagonist who directly adds characteristics in order to practice swordsmanship, which is no better than some xx divine body xx bones directly added to the body by rules. To outsiders, ordinary spiritual roots and ordinary cultivation are actually invincible at the same level of combat. One-for-one existence.

It can be done before the elixir formation. To be precise, in the middle stage of the pig and chicken, after the elixir formation💩, it is all promoted... It is a mess. It is estimated that the author himself does not know what he wants to write and how the plot should go. Inexplicably, he has become the center of the incident from a passerby. Funny, for a 🌶️ exercise? ? Is there such a thing, Yuanying? Throw the peak Mahayana skills at my feet. Look at me, am I bending down? It would be a waste to give it to you. I am born a poor person and cannot develop my temperament.

Goldfinger is strong, but compared to the halo of the protagonist, it's nothing 🙃

This book is very weird, interesting, but also a bit boring. It has a very simple plot, but it can be written in many chapters. It is a bit boring, but it is still readable. It is not obvious, and there is no sense of rhythm at all. It is tasteless and it is a pity to abandon it...

Garbage garbage garbage garbage

The plot is too delayed Thinking of reading this to pass the time As a result, half of the writing was lost. Is this still ranked first in the finished version? Navy... Speechless

The score is high, but it feels like rubbish. Every plot writer seems to be too deliberate in promoting the plot. He can obviously follow the rules and follow the rules step by step, but the author arranges all kinds of accidents to force the story to revolve around the protagonist. It's too deliberate and feels awkward.