Ordinary People: Start with Self-created Physical Training

After reading more than a hundred chapters, the protagonist did a lot of experiments and theories, defining immortal cultivators as not evolving but ascending. It was self-justifying that the protagonist was evolving, and then it went on and on. I read it for a long time. Isn't this the cultivation method of Devouring the Starry Sky? Swallowing the Starry Sky is a science fiction cultivating immortality. Many things use scientific theories, such as genetic evolution. The process of Swallowing the Starry Sky is evolving one's own genes. In this book, the protagonist spent a long time doing it. I think he is following the route of Swallowing the Starry Sky. It's just that the author didn't know what he was writing for a long time

The most poisonous part is that when you join Yellow Maple Valley, you not only have to do tasks, but you also have to pay for spiritual stones. The author is also a talent.

Has the protagonist never seen a mortal? Why doesn't he seem to know many things? He is so different from a mortal. He doesn't know Wan Xiaoshan or Qingwen Taoist. It feels like he has never seen a mortal.

I just appreciate those of you who write about your imagination.

Three things don't look like it, one doesn't look like martial arts, two doesn't look like fantasy, and three doesn't look like cultivating immortals. Start your own sect? ? , Writing fan fiction without knowing the content of the fan fiction, Disgusting or not. . . If you write about physical training in the early stage, you can also cultivate spiritual power later.

There is a lot of data in each chapter. It's so tiring to read. This cheat is really not that good. It's too dramatic.

Take a good look at the smoke. Come on, come on.

Alas, I feel that this thing is a bit messy, and why do you need to take care of the whole family? This part is really giving me a headache.

Who is the heroine? There are also details inside the forbidden area.

I have never understood whether he has spiritual roots. Without spiritual roots, what is the lifespan? After a mortal reaches 40, most of his energy and blood will degenerate, so he needs to shave his body.