Mortal: I Am an Undercover Cultivator, I Can Repair the Magic Weapon

A low-level Qi refining person who can use ancient treasures may not have any serious illness. There is also a Qin family whose family was exterminated, but the highest level is the Foundation Establishment Dzogchen. It can also be related to the ancient sword sect. What kind of reincarnation is involved in the Chen family? Any mortal skill can be related to the Great Jin. Before reaching the Golden Core realm, a few people have heard of a place like the Great Jin. If a gold finger has to be used to talk about Taoist ancestors, wouldn't it be better to develop the gold finger as the protagonist's cultivation level increases.

It's a mess, the protagonist thinks he's smart, but his actions are actually charming. He also gives the protagonist a whole degenerate character, and he's just trying to pull himself off. The result is that the author touches himself, and the readers find it baffling. The low scores are not without reason.

It makes me sick when I see someone calling themselves a boy. I have to learn how to call him Doupo. Boy sounds like such a disgusting name. I really don't know what the use of learning it is.

You can buy one in Tiannan Ding Ling Dan for 9,000 spirit stones, and in Luan Xinghai, you can buy a level 6 demon pill for 10,000 spirit stones.

The part about setting up a stall and selling immortality orders is really poisonous. The poison is numb. . . First, this behavior itself is seeking death, and there is no need to explain it. Second, I thought you wrote this to lure Han Li in exchange for his thousand-year elixir, and then allow Han Li to enter Yellow Maple Valley according to the original plot, and follow the original plot, which would be easier to write. In the end, it was not sold to Han Li. Third, Ye Bao, who came out to investigate the remnants of the Qin family in Qin Yeling, met the protagonist by such a coincidence. It was too poisonous. Fourth, you didn't sell it to Ye Bao, but to an unknown stranger in blue. Let me ask you, who is this person? Are you going to dig another hole later? Fifth, not to mention that the quota to enter the Yellow Maple Valley is unobtainable. The Foundation Establishment Pill alone is worth two to three thousand spirit stones. You can't buy boiled eggs at all. I'm afraid there will be people rushing to get three or four thousand spirit stones. As a result, you sold two high-grade magical weapons and one hundred spiritual stones at a low price. High-grade magical weapons are just rubbish. In the original book, weaker top-grade magical weapons only cost a few hundred spiritual stones.) The man gave you a jade pendant. The jade pendant contained the same material you wanted, and you were ecstatic. You sold the priceless Immortal Order for less than a thousand, and you looked like you made a lot of money. Sand!

What rubbish? Just during the Qi refining period, you took pills and your cultivation speed was not as good as that of Old Demon Han with 4 spiritual roots.

3 spiritual roots require 5 foundation-building pills, which is too high. Except for 4 and 5 spiritual roots, 1.2.3 Can be used to build a foundation at the 13th level. Look at who else besides the protagonist can get more than 3 foundation-building pills. Generally, talents without inherited talents from a big family may have more than 3 boiled eggs, but that is also used to upgrade to the 13th floor.

Did you see the big boss at the back giving you some advice on whether the protagonist will take revenge on Yellow Maple Valley? I just saw the protagonist entering the Bloody Forbidden Land. It was so disgusting to write and frustrating to watch.

Generally speaking, you can read it, but there are a lot of minor irritations. If you want to read interesting articles, don't fall into this trap.

On the one hand, he describes Yanli as being vain and short-sighted, and on the other hand, he treats her so well and likes to be abused. I don't understand, and it's irritating.