The Spirit-Transforming Bowl of a Cultivation Family

Not bad. After reading several books by the author, I still think the first one is the best! The next few books were written too hastily.

The writing is quite good. Although the plot is not so ups and downs, it vividly depicts the small family's promotion in the world of cultivation. There are several poisonous points: it is okay to say that the magic weapon has not been refined during the foundation building period, but it is a bit unlikely that it was not discovered during the golden elixir period. What's more, it is a golden elixir that has been refined from ancient treasures; and the sale of Lingyun Pill has not been considered. Will those big forces analyze the refining methods and materials of Lingyun Pill? Once an alchemist discovers this kind of elixir, most monks who are proficient in alchemy will try it. Try analyzing and refining it. After all, this new elixir that is both effective and cheap will have a good market. The new Lingyun elixir will be sold in a few months or in a year or two. In this case, the protagonist's family will not have so much time to use this to develop the family. Don't tell me how an alchemist can't do it. After all, an alchemist doesn't know what the main ingredients are after taking one pill. So there's no reason why an alchemist can't do it, unless you tell me that alchemists in this world are restricted by heaven (to be precise, it's the alchemy recipe)... I've discovered this for the time being.

This book is a very good book that improves your IQ online step by step. The protagonist is very cautious even when he should be careful. He is united and loving. It is a rare good book for Tomatoes.

Not bad, author. Your novels are well written. This is the second novel of yours that I have read. No, after 500 you will be short of money. It's not interesting at all.

It's okay. It's not a story about the Nai family. At least the protagonist knows that the family can support itself. The reason why the family can't thrive is because of the Nai family. Readers can't blame it. Otherwise, the author just taught the three cardinal principles and the five constant principles. The golden finger is exposed. Poor me who just finished reading the magic novel. It challenges my bottom line.

Try to control the update time fluctuations at the same time, so that everyone will feel more at ease and can retain popularity. After you finish writing everything, you can set a time to publish it. It can be at a certain time in the evening or the next morning. Keep up the good work

It's okay. This novel finally doesn't follow traditional novels to determine qualifications based on the number of spiritual roots. I don't know where the great wisdom started. The number of spiritual roots is used to determine the qualifications for cultivating immortals. The fewer spiritual roots, the better the qualifications. The more spiritual roots, the worse the qualifications. This has created many mortals and people with many spiritual roots who are unwilling to reconcile. Regret, people without spiritual roots will think, if I had more spiritual energy to nourish and grow one spiritual root, I would be a genius in cultivating immortals. I am so unwilling to do so. People with multiple spiritual roots will think, I am a genius, but because of greed, I absorbed more spiritual energy, which resulted in the growth of several extra spiritual veins. I regret it so much.

The idea is clear, the plot is interesting, and the timeline development is okay. The only flaw is that Li Xuantian and Li Xuanyang appear too abruptly, and they don't match up well with the three ancestors mentioned at the beginning. However, it is also a very good book among the immortal cultivation novels I have read. I highly recommend it.

Okay, the content is very good. The only thing I said is that the head brother of the family is a bit of a drama. Isn't it better to just go straight to the big brother?

It looks pretty good, but it's a bit too easy to earn spirit stones with eggs!