Mortal: Start from the Game Store

To suppress the protagonist to death, there are three spiritual roots, and there are relatively excellent techniques. The third level of Qi training and the fourth level of Qi training require hundreds of Huanglong Pills. More than two thousand grams of spiritual stones are only enough for you to reach the later stage of Qi training. Is it necessary to go to all the trouble to replace a mortal? Wouldn't it be better if you could buy this divine consciousness technique and directly enslave it? Let them work while you go back to your territory to retreat. How can you say that spiritual energy is stronger than the ordinary world? You have to waste time pretending to be a peerless expert. Besides, you can just buy whatever you need in the mall. You directly control the emperor of that country. You just need to collect it regularly. It will come as soon as you exchange the spiritual stones. They talk about strength and want to become stronger, but the reality is that they are wasting time while crushing the protagonist to death. According to this way of writing, it is difficult to say whether the protagonist can build a base at 50.

This kind of resource consumes other people except the Tianling Root and the Alien Spiritual Root. There is no need to cultivate immortality. Zhong Weiniang established her foundation at the age of 16. Han Li can also say that he cultivated immortality late and faked the spiritual root. The protagonist is a waste that can't be compared to cheating.

It's just that the author doesn't know how to use it and always likes to talk to himself. You already have a mall with exercises, elixirs, talismans, formations, and magic weapons. Why do you have to know the sect? And the pricing in your mall is a bit unreasonable. You said before that the bottom-level elixirs were priced at a bargain price, but you want 4,000 for the foundation-building elixirs? Is this a cabbage price? You are outrageous! The price of cabbage is not to mention four to five hundred per piece. This is the reasonable price of cabbage. After all, it is a foundation-building pill that cannot be too cheap. Everyone has basically read many types of novels. When you write a novel, you can't just think about writing it according to your rhythm and outline. You have nothing to do but read what you have written. Only by reading it from the reader's perspective will it become popular.

I just want to ask the main character, Sanlinggen, whether eating fifty-three Huanglong Pills from the fourth to fifth levels of Qi training counts as a level-up, and whether it counts as the author's writing style. This is how he leveled up in the early stages of Qi training. No wonder someone else's novel has twenty or thirty chapters and the subscription for the Fund-Building Pill is so high. There is a reason.

I've read a lot of novels, and I'm not interested in reading any of them if I haven't built a foundation before clicking on the catalog and putting them on the shelves.

More than a hundred is still a foundation? Such a big golden finger is of no use. The emotional drama of the sect is the biggest failure. If you write a small and fresh emotional drama during the Qi training period, do you think you are writing an urban campus drama? If you are writing human fiction, you should either write about a harem, or you should practice hard and make something out of it day by day. . .

The mortal flow novel was written as a palace battle drama, and the author is also a talented person.

The prices are wrong. You can tell at a glance that this is the type of writing that is taken for granted. I didn't even research the prices of the original book.

Just having a mortal name attached to his name means his worldview is completely different.

Is your context contradictory? Doesn't it mean that the items obtained through trade are bound? Can you use this for others? Is that tied to loneliness? Or does this binding also have additional settings?