Taoist Companions Help Me Live Forever

There is no system, but there is a panel. The Gou Dao and Tao Companion styles are well combined. The protagonist is relatively Gou and not too wild. He can only bind one Tao Companion during the Qi training period and two during the Foundation building period. The most poisonous thing is the setting in Chapter 35: cultivating immortals does not depend on spiritual roots but only qualifications. Ordinary people can also cultivate immortals (it's just a bit slow)! As for the powerful and aristocratic families in the world of cultivating immortals, they can always get some resources if they want to. Those with good qualifications are picked up, and those with average qualifications can still create a few qi training disciples with the help of resources. Who has not dreamed of immortality, especially the powerful people? If you don't patch this chapter, I'm not very optimistic about your setting😚

1. There are plug-ins, but there are restrictions on plug-ins. It is not the kind of one-dollar 999, which is still within a reasonable range. I have seen some other Taoist companion systems, and the most speechless ones are those that have dozens or hundreds of Taoist companions. Are they in bed 24 hours a day? 2. Always be a dog, but you should take action when it is time to take action. After all, this world does not really have the kind of son of destiny who gets something for nothing. After all, if you want something, you have to pay. You can cheat, but it also needs to be logical and self-consistent. 3. The character of the protagonist is within the range of normal people. He is not a kind of holy mother, nor is he a completely inhumane or completely selfish person. Just like most people in this world, they can deceive and deceive, but they also have their own bottom line and the people they care about. 4. The portrayal of the heroine is also very good. Magnolia has always been a flower in the greenhouse. Her background and qualifications lead to a gentle personality, neither fighting nor grabbing, and she does not have the strong desire to control and possessiveness. Chen Yi also fits the character image due to his qualifications and other growth factors. Luo was a little transparent in Shangyang City, so he has always been a little transparent. Zhao's talents did not appear after arriving in Daai City. I hope the author will arrange an appearance. After all, the image of a female CEO is also a big selling point. September has just entered and I'm looking forward to the next step. 5. At present, the world setting and character growth are okay. The maps are constantly changing, but they are always connected and growing within the same system. After all, the protagonist can clearly distinguish what realm he is in and what he is doing. Finally, this is a refreshing novel suitable for experienced readers, not a mindless novel for novices. I hope the author maintains a good style and doesn't collapse in the later stage, and don't want to be a eunuch. After all, it's rare to find a novel that is generally readable. Come on, author👍👍👍

There is no logic in the practice settings. This book has no spiritual root settings, and it does not explain what the practice qualifications are based on. So what does this book look at in terms of the speed of state practice? ? It all depends on the author's mouth to tell who is a genius and who is a mediocre person. There is something wrong with the setting of the protagonist, Goldfinger, and there is no logic at all. The protagonist is a Taoist companion recognized by the system and has been increasing his realm value. Practicing on his own has basically no effect. So why write so many plots about the protagonist looking for exercises? ? So many elixirs, materials and treasures have been used completely in vain? ? ? Realm improvement is based on how many years it takes to improve according to the realm value, but it really takes so many years to improve. So why is the protagonist busy for so long? ? Anyway, as long as I have sex with my Taoist companions every day, why spend so much time looking for skills and resources? ? Don't talk about how to improve the Taoist companions. The author, take a look at how many resources are given to the Taoist companions, and how many resources the protagonist uses. How many years should the promotion be? The use of resources does not shorten the life span at all. This is very embarrassing. The resources are fed to the dog? ? ? On the contrary, it feels like the golden finger slows down the protagonist's advancement.

In this chapter, Yu Xian takes action against Master Chu. The reason for taking action is the logic forced by the author earlier that Chu Mansion mainly attacks him, and he also uses magic skills. He is so brainless. Palace Master Chu is a disciple arranged by the sect. If one of them dies, a Nascent Soul Stage may come to investigate. Just one inquiry will expose the Great Tonghui, Zhao Shiwen, and Yu Xian himself. Therefore, Yu Xian will face the Xuanyang Sect's pursuit. Only he can escape. Luo Han and Yulan will all die. Anyone with a little brain can figure it out. Even if Master Chu is not dead, the article also says that someone notified the sect, which means that the sect will come to investigate. As long as the investigation is carried out, Zhao Shiwen can be found, and Yu Xian can be found by the way. Yulan and Luo Han can't run away, so the large amount of spiritual stones in their hands is the meat and potatoes, so they still can't jump out of the previous result. This is something I still don't understand. The protagonist is a salty fish. The purpose of creating the Datonghui is to earn the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, but he doesn't urgently need it, so why is he anxious to expose himself to others? 1. The protagonist did not use a pseudonym, which means that Xuanyang Sect will investigate him because he is the general manager in Shangyang City. At least the late Jindan genius will want him dead. 2. He exposed the fake elixir when he helped the Li family, and exposed his true face without using a fake name. Ten years is not enough for him to blend in. He can definitely use better methods, but he has to show off. 3. There is a chamber of commerce that uses Zhao Shiwen, so who among the local forces can't find out where Zhao Shiwen comes from? Who can't find out that Yu Xian is the person behind the scenes? The previous author also wrote Yu Xian's very brainless analysis, saying that even if the Datong Society was exposed, he would not be able to be traced. Any local force could. 4. All of Yu Xian's fake elixirs are not included in the labor cost. Why? He does not squeeze everything out of anyone he asks for, so why does he use it for free for his own people? 5. Is the deposit I made later necessary? In order to earn the aura of heaven and earth? He had enough time, so why did he have to be so urgent? Yu Xian has enough time. He can accumulate materials first during this time. This is not in line with his personality. 6. Yu Xian's character is to win by lying down, but now I don't see the point of lying down and winning. Instead, he starts to fight for hegemony. It would be fine if it was just for hegemony, but Yu Xian has to hide behind the scenes, but now Yu Xian is in the front desk, but the author writes everyone in the book as idiots, and you can't guess it's him 7. The biggest problem with this book is Chen Yi's cultivation speed. According to the setting written by the author, Chen Yi's cultivation speed is 30 times that of Yu Xian. The point is that Chen Yi can also learn many spells and knowledge at the same time. In other words, if he does not learn those, Chen Yi's cultivation speed may be 50 times that of the protagonist. Is this a bit too much? If Chen Yi is so awesome, will she stop at becoming a god? After all, it is written clearly in this book that Yu Xian's cultivation speed in the Golden Core Stage is still very slow, which means that his physical condition will not improve as his realm improves, so is this reasonable?

He came in because he saw it was Gou Daoliu. Although I am a bit stubborn, my writing style is pretty good. The reason for abandoning the article is that it is not interesting and very bland. The first thing to do is to have resources, and you don't have to fight head-on. Others are fighting life and death, but in the end it is Voldemort who gets the advantage. You think that I am a loser in Gou Dao, but in fact I can also chop from the front. I am just more stubborn because I want to be 100% stable. I just want to be stubborn for the pleasure of not being strict. Many bad things are written as cowards or garbage, and they run away at every turn. Why is it not popular? This is why. The same is true for this book. The main character is really rubbish. The Taoist couple is set up to practice and fail, but the Taoist couple is also set to fail (I don't know if it was changed later). He can't be a substitute. Well, it's okay if he doesn't make up. It can appear to value love and justice, but the Taoist companion is very random when choosing a Taoist partner, and the talent is rubbish. Taoist companions can also be selected, and the speed of practice must be based on the level of the Taoist companions. In order to upgrade the Taoist companions, I am exhausted, and then I find that the two Taoist companions have reached two levels. At this point, the contradictions begin. Cheating can't be fixed, and the protagonist himself can't fix it either! Coupled with the fact that the plot is told in a flat and straightforward manner, I had no choice but to abandon the book! 4 Stars for encouragement, I hope it will be better in the future!

Goldfinger is just a bunch of excuses, not worth watching.

There is a little problem with the settings. Higher realms can help lower realms practice breaking mirrors. According to your setting, the descendants of the old monster who transformed into gods from Yuan Ying will have a good base of golden elixir regardless of whether they have the talent or not. The mana that reaches that level is not considered a waste when it comes to lower levels. Just work hard to make a baby, get 10,000 golden elixirs

There are still quite a few poisonous points. 1. The title of the book is only useful in the early stage, and basically has nothing to do with the title in the later stage. 2. The author's numerical values collapsed, and he suppressed his cultivation too hard, which basically led to the collapse later. 3. I originally thought the protagonist was someone who behaves like a dog but has a bottom line, but from the beginning of Beast Tide, I saw that there is no bottom line. Ponzi scheme uses perfect skills 4. The author has too many explanations and descriptions. Basically, for a 500-word plot, the number of descriptions, narrations, etc. Can reach about 3,000 words. In other words, it's a lot of nonsense 5. The progress is very slow. You can't imagine that there are more than 200 chapters, and it is still the golden elixir, and this book only has 480 chapters. In the early stage, cultivation was too suppressed, which led to constant reading and setting changes later on.

It poisoned me to death. The woman the protagonist took in in the mortal world can become a golden elixir after being sent to the world of immortality in 10 years. The protagonist has only just reached the late stage of foundation building after 20 years. This is like shit.

This book is really good. It is one of the few novels that I have read in recent years. Many of the characters in the book have distinctive personalities and break through the shackles of ordinary novels. The protagonist is not a brainless Long Aotian. It writes about the true state of mind of ordinary people when they travel through time. It is important to save your life, and you can only enjoy it if you have a life. The author is an old man. Come on, I will become a god by accident after writing it. When I win the lottery, I will definitely invest.