I Have a Refining Furnace

A bit of a dork. The three subordinates just met each other and gave him a lot of spiritual stones. Just because Zhuyan Dan was expensive, he only practiced that thing and sold it to his subordinates. The transaction was a few thousand spiritual stones at a time. So here comes the problem. I practiced 11 spirit stones worth 550 for the first time, and gave Xueer 30 spirit stones, 20 materials for 40 spirit stones, the housekeeper got 50 spirit stones, and the two maids got 20 spirit stones each for a total of 40 spirit stones. There should be 390 spirit stones left, but they said there were only 20 spirit stones left. There are also more than 100 pieces for the second time, worth more than 6,000 spirit stones. The fraction is included in the purchase of materials. Then the housekeeper bought this rubbish body training method. According to the price, it is worth hundreds of spirit stones. The rest has not been accounted for. All the spirit stones were taken and divided by the housekeeper...

The intelligence network is very poisonous, very poisonous. If a mortal or a first-level Qi practitioner can find out anything, a lifetime of asking will not be as useful as a word from your master.

The plug-in is good, but the layout is too small, and there are signs of over-leveling. It would be funny if the low-level spiritual stones are used for Qi training and may not be used during the foundation building period. Isn't the golden elixir superior? Isn't Nascent Soul the best? Can the pattern be enlarged? What kind of intelligence network does Sandbird have?

I can learn to refine alchemy even if I am refining useless elixirs. Why can't I just refining the continent and become an Earth Immortal by pressing my hands on the ground? Anyone who is not cheating can become an immortal in a day, but it is not too much to cheat and become an earthly immortal, right?

The further I look back, the more complicated it gets. The subject matter is good, and the author's writing is good, but the overall writing lacks a sense of empathy. This is the world of cultivating immortals, not children's play house. The protagonist has no emotions with the three subordinates. He is given spiritual stones and exposes himself in front of the three people. However, in the previous article, it was too inconsistent for someone to kill you for just a few spiritual stones.

The protagonist behaves like a child playing house. I robbed other people's things and thought I would not offend them. What kind of IQ is this?

I've read Chapter 18 and can't stand it any longer. What the hell is this writing about? Street writing. Hearing is deceptive, seeing is believing. You will know why after reading Chapter 20. With this plug-in, the protagonist earns spiritual stones as if he were picking up money. He has just acquired an ordinary purchasing subordinate. When he rewards the spiritual stones, he does not take them seriously, which is very generous. What's more, you're planning to offer these people up to become immortals. If you don't describe these subordinates well, keep a distance.

With such a broken book, how can you refine elixirs after refining useless elixirs?

Why do you keep writing about Cher, the social butterfly?

The pace is too fast. The protagonist has only been practicing immortality for a few months. Things are happening one after another, and they are all far beyond the protagonist's level. Can you give me some development time?