Great Ming: What a Good Grandson! Take Us Cultivating Immortals Too!

Changing medicinal materials outside of the cultivation of immortality is the biggest failure. There will always be geniuses who can overtake you, and there will always be people who think they are geniuses and can surpass you. No matter whether it is true or not, they will not accept you anymore. The source of cholera

The protagonist is not established at all. On the contrary, other people appear more than the protagonist. Moreover, the protagonist gives me the feeling that he is close to his mother. As for other impressions, no more. Does he have his own insistence on cultivating immortals? Does he have his own feelings towards Ming Dynasty? Do you have any opinions? Did he have a good filial piety to his mother? None. He gave two or three explanations and then disappeared. He was just a pure tool. He gave exercises, made elixirs, asked for medicinal materials, and made elixirs. He did not give other relatives a good look, and made elixirs... Gone.

Originally, I thought it was a warm novel about an emperor's family who cultivates immortality, but something didn't feel right when I read it. It was full of intrigues and cruel reality. It was okay if the two princes didn't talk about it. Then there was the bought little maid, which nakedly displayed the idea of ​​slavery, and then the training in the palace. The cruel training also showed what it means to erase the idea of ​​​​nature. Finally, I saw that the Crown Princess wanted some rabbits and insisted on going to the palace to target the concubine who had no scheming intentions. How much did a few rabbits cost? It was as simple as finding someone to buy a few rabbits. I really don't know what the author was trying to do. I didn't want to watch it. I originally watched it for the purpose of a warm and funny emperor family who cultivates immortality. Now I find it worrying

They are all cultivating immortals. If someone comes close to eavesdrop on the protagonist, wouldn't the protagonist be able to sense it? What's the difference between practicing martial arts?

You don't have a single inheritance of sea beasts, you just rely on instinct to become a high-level monster. Author, you are really not afraid of death, you have written all these poisonous points. In this comparison, isn't the protagonist a piece of trash? Or rather, it's too flamboyant. It would be better to write that it is an ancient creature with a huge size. Although it only barely activates its spiritual intelligence, its combat power is powerful in the sea, not much worse than the golden elixir stage monster. Otherwise, the world will recover after the protagonist becomes the foundation builder, and the monsters will first reach the golden elixir stage. Such poisonous points are written out, which is a scam. I'm afraid that too many people will watch it, so I'll watch the rest if there is anything left.

Is filial piety too much?

From my visual inspection, the author is a woman and doesn't look like someone who writes about men's pleasures. I guess I put it on the wrong channel. Although I don't know what this data is about, this article is not suitable for Feilu.

The biggest failure is the Crown Princess! It makes me **** just looking at it. I really don't know what the author is thinking. Why not just tell the princess directly and ask her to keep it secret. Or, as a princess, is she that stupid? Everyone knows that the emperor is not dead, and he is worried about rebellion all day long.

Let Sun Ruowei die. She should have been offline when she leaked the magic. After so many chapters, she is still being written. Where is the protagonist? Is he dead? Also, the protagonist is a real loser and can't make any decisions on his own.

He was called the Son of Heaven, but he had no backbone and no responsibility. Later, he had the nerve to kill Yu Qian, a man who had saved the country. He even shamelessly called himself Yingzong. He was one of the most hated Han emperors in history.