Great Qin: With Heaven-Defying Comprehension, Zhao Ji Helps Me Achieve Immortality!

The world of martial arts writes about the shortcomings of cultivating immortals, and the combat power of cultivating immortals is suppressed to death. Is the foundation building period equivalent to innateness? Don't tell me that you don't have the means to cultivate immortality. Other people's methods of cultivating immortals are used to compete at the same level and fight across levels. Do you need means to build your foundation and practice your Qi? Do you think that Zhu Ji's slap to death while practicing Qi is an exaggeration in the novels about cultivating immortals? Others can really do it. When the protagonists in many novels are weak, they are called the Foundation-Building Ancestor. In Qin Shi Mingyue, the master had to kill ordinary people one by one slowly, and his physical skills were pitiful. A casual slap from someone else's foundation building is equivalent to your martial arts worldview ultimate move. How do you fight? Moreover, foundation-building monks have no record of being killed by ordinary people. Mortal emperors are usually the descendants of foundation-building monks or even qi-training monks, and their statuses are different. Qin Shi Mingyue seems to be unable to defeat the army no matter what level he is, right? I can't see how the foundation-building monks think of it as innate, or in the early stage.

Don't lick Ying Zheng, let him practice how to be immortal and be on par with the protagonist. Ying Zheng can be consumed to death, and the protagonist becomes the emperor himself and practices the elixir for his wife and himself. The protagonist can't find those materials, but can't Zhao Ji? As long as Zhao Ji reveals a little bit, there will be a group of people to win over the protagonist and give him various needs, elixirs and so on. The protagonist should not admit it, and go out to the outside world to say that these types of elixirs will only enhance internal strength or restore appearance. You can use elixirs and other elixirs for yourself and your wife.

I bought 500 chapters in one go. I am Shabei.

It is recommended to compare the realm of cultivating immortals with the realm of martial arts. After all, the gap is too big. If they are the same, it would be **. Personally, I feel that the martial arts realm, even with the world view of Qin Shi, is equivalent to about three Qi refining foundations before the Golden Core stage. The Golden Core stage cannot be compared at all. There is no comparison at all. After all, in most versions, the Golden Core stage can fly with a sword, which is comparable to the existence of gods. Personally, I suggest that the highest martial arts realm is equivalent to foundation building at most.

There is a lot of nonsense, and even sweeping the floor can be mentioned over and over again. Except for a few dialogues in one chapter, the rest is basically narration, which makes people have no desire to read it, just like a monk chanting sutras by himself, which makes people "annoying" to watch.

These are the abilities of other worlds, which have nothing to do with understanding.

If you can't cultivate to become an immortal, then stop cultivating.

When I saw that a cultivator in the foundation-building stage could not defeat an innate figure in the world of martial arts, I lost the desire to continue watching.

It's grinding and whining, always suppressing the protagonist, letting the star soul jump wildly, and the story is purely suffocating.

What happens after Chapter 87? Why did you suddenly reach the world of immortality?