I Am Zhu Yunwen's Uncle, the Immortal Leader of the Zhu Family

They are already a cultivating immortal family, why not rule the world? Then what kind of immortality is there?

Zhu Yunwen has gone dark. He wants to fight the immortal cultivator, but you still let him become the emperor. Isn't this just causing trouble for your empire? Do you want to write more plots? If that's the case, it's not necessary. If written like this, it feels like the protagonist is a bit stupid. Just because he is young now does not mean he is young mentally! Don't you even understand this? Can't you choose one of the other children of the prince? Whether he is a direct descendant or a concubine, your family has already cultivated immortality, why do you care so much? Anyway, I think the holy land of family cultivators accepts the fate of a mortal emperor, and should choose the virtuous rather than the direct descendant. You can listen to people's opinions, so don't cause unnecessary trouble for yourself.

Everyone knows that everyone in Lao Zhu's family is a cultivator, but the protagonist's strength has been exposed and he still dares to act like this? Still cutting back? Still going dark? Why, Jianwen wouldn't be able to do anything if he didn't become emperor? Do we have to write dozens of chapters about Jianwen's reduction after he becomes emperor?

The more you look at it, the worse it gets????, **The protagonist is a master of physical training, fighting a mortal eunuch, and you are still full of vitality and real water, which is really boring to watch.

No, I am very curious about the brain circuit of the author of this kind of novel. The protagonist is a time traveler, a cultivator of immortality, and was born in the royal family. It can be said that he is the person who has reached the peak of Qianquanquan. So the question is, how useless is the protagonist to make history repeat itself again? Even if the protagonist doesn't care about the Ming Dynasty at all, those family members don't care about it either?

The author was forced to write in order to make up the number of words. He is obviously a Nascent Soul, and even the people around him have established foundations, but he still feels helpless about some things that mortals do. How can a cultivator with so many spells be helpless to a locust? You'd better stop taking a break! There are so many immortal cultivators in the Zhu family, but they also send a mortal general to deal with tens of thousands of people, or just send an array mage there. They have added countless abilities. Every time they go into a plot, it feels like the protagonist and the supporting role are not the same, and they are forced to forget it for the sake of the plot!

You are already a cultivator of the Immortal family, how can you still follow history?

Zhu Yunwen has become a black man, why don't you put him under house arrest? Wait for him to secretly learn or pretend to be pitiful and trick him into cultivating immortality again, causing trouble for himself? Also, the protagonist's system is a family cultivation system, so don't just settle for it. Find a treasure land and build a family holy land for cultivating immortals. Those who have the talent to cultivate immortals can become emperors, and those who don't have the cultivation ability can become emperors. If something goes wrong, send family members to solve it with force, which is equivalent to a family ruling a dynasty. As for the Queen of Tibet, the immortal cultivators are too scattered, which is not conducive to family unity, and there may be rebellion. I wonder what the author thinks?

The system makes it clear. It will return your cultivation level a hundred times. It would be great if you can directly give your brother the elixir to increase your cultivation level. If he improves one level of cultivation level, you will increase it a hundred times. You actually used it yourself, you are mentally retarded.

I really don't know what the author is thinking. He has been hiding his cultivation and hiding something.