A Clan's Path to Cultivation

Hey, I originally wanted to give it two stars, but it looked like a book written by a newbie. There are so many poisonous points. First, a family enemy has attacked within the family. It has not been discovered that this is the world of immortality. There is not even a warning formation. The family has been destroyed countless times. Second, the training speed. The protagonist's five spiritual roots do not have any spiritual objects that can increase the training speed. What he does have is a little more training resources than others. The training speed is very fast. According to this setting, when the protagonist has not started training, what is the situation when the highest cultivation level of the family can only practice the eighth level of Qi training? A family does not even have the resources to accumulate a ninth level of Qi training. After all, this is how the protagonist's training is accumulated. There is no fundamental problem. Third, the night attack on the Chen family was planned. In other words, the protagonist's family was completely used as a knife. It was a dull knife. Killing one thousand enemies and damaging eight hundred. The Chen family was destroyed, but two-thirds of the family died. Even the protagonist's mother died. Then the protagonist fainted because of her mother's death, and acted as if he cared about it. But the protagonist saw the instigator in the next chapter. As a result, he turned around and bowed to the senior who opened his mouth and shut up the other. Or was it this senior who told the protagonist that his family was attacked because of him? Then he said that the protagonist was bribed when he was given a chance. He was really poisonous. So many people in his family died for no reason, even the protagonist's mother died. At that time, the protagonist acted as if he was sworn in with his enemies. Now that he knows his true enemy, he is grateful and worshipful. To sum up, the protagonist is a thing that has breasts and is a mother. There are so many poisonous things. Here I only pick the three most poisonous ones so far. Sincerely, Shennong.

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There are a lot of poisonous points in this novel. The first time you fight monsters, you have a chance. This is understandable. The dignified Five Spiritual Roots can cultivate to the ninth level of Qi Refining in just a few years with a few hundred spiritual stones. Can you please respect the Five Spiritual Roots? His father said that my son can climb to the top of the Immortal Dao with the Heavenly Spiritual Root. He dare not say it. You said it is possible if he has a high achievement. He was easily cheated out of 50 Spiritual Stones. The family can't get hundreds of Spiritual Stones, so how can you let others eat it? A monk with a high level of cultivation can see through storage bags and take away things from other people's storage bags (this is the first time I've seen this in so many novels about cultivating immortals. So what good things a low-level monk has is not snatched away by someone with a high level of cultivation) The logic doesn't make sense. I hope the author pays attention to the details.

The protagonist is incredible. I can only laugh at how the aborigines of the immortal world can be so "kind". The main character is a holy mother, no matter what. Nothing is easy. If the author hadn't tricked you, you would have died a hundred times earlier. I couldn't stand it any longer, so I quit. I don't like the Holy Mother and being too "kind" to avoid pitfalls. This is my personal opinion and I don't require everyone to adopt it. If there are trolls, don't come to me to argue. That's your opinion. Don't impose it on others. You can see it as you like, but don't stop it.

Beautifully written! It's a pity that I won't watch it anymore! It's just starting! Now?

Just read the whole thing, don't waste time

3 Pictures are over, Xiaobaiwen [face covering]

I don't even want to give you two stars. This book is really childish, and the protagonist's character is not good either. Damn it's not as powerful as the main character and yet it's so arrogant. I feel that two lives for the protagonist is too much.

This book is very exciting. It doesn't waste words, and it doesn't voluntarily talk to itself. The waste of words is like a number chapter, and it is straight forward and it is like finishing things. Very good.

Just write the main character in one family? Didn't the other juniors say nothing about the exercises when they first started practicing? Just close your eyes?