Cultivation: A Second Spiritual Root Helps Me Live Forever

I just don't know how the protagonist will treat the people from the families who targeted the protagonist later. Especially the person who is looking for someone to rob and kill the protagonist. I finally discovered it, and the more I looked at it, the more rubbish it became. Danger is discovered but not addressed. Not preventive. Just ignore it like a fool. This Nimadu is apprenticed to Master Jindan, and is at least as good as the family's foundation-building seeds. Still burying his head there like a turtle. What's the difference between you having an inheritance and not having an inheritance? I mentioned earlier that I was tearing off the tiger skin at home. As a result, his mother's family wanted to crush the protagonist to death. I never thought that after the protagonist was upgraded and treated equally, he would always engage in internal strife. Qi refining is still going on, and foundation building is still going on. I just don't see what else the protagonist can get from relying on this family? We can all separate now, to put it bluntly. The result is that when encountering problems, you have to solve them alone. The apprenticeship is only in name only. I never thought about using sect. Make a fuss about the person you are targeting. So beautiful

Not to mention the elixir formation, even the Taoist companions have not done it😭As expected, the introduction is all about fishing

A small alliance of more than a dozen foundation-building monks is not afraid of a large sect with the cultivation of gods. A group of qi-training Jie cultivators actually dared to attack and kill sect disciples around a large sect with transformed gods, and at the same time wreaked havoc. A man (male protagonist) who had great opportunities and was very useful to the sect was actually sent abroad. [Here, the senior leaders of the sect already know the male protagonist's abilities and talents. The first "meeting" between Ye (let's call it the heroine) and the male protagonist was very inexplicable [she specifically asked her fellow senior sister to sell the alchemy furnace to the male protagonist, and later she "saved" the male protagonist by coincidence, and then bought the male protagonist's elixir...] [I left in Chapter 113. Reason: The master of the male protagonist plans to bring the male protagonist and Ye together. I think there will be a lot more interactions between the two. I personally like to watch some of the previous plots. For example, the male protagonist spends most of his time practicing in the medicine garden, refining elixirs, and simply socializing...] The male protagonist's golden finger is very suitable for one person to practice...

I hope the protagonist doesn't have much sense of belonging to the Yi family. The suppression at the beginning and the interception later have little impact from the perspective of a bystander. If the protagonist didn't have cheats, it would have been useless.

To be honest, I thought it was okay, but I disagree with the low-scoring book reviews. I advise you to read it for a while first. If you read the book review first before reading the book, then there really won't be any good books. This book is overall very good compared to the others.

It's not bad. You can't read this book with too much anger. Although there is no revenge overnight, you will take revenge later. This book attaches great importance to family background. Some direct descendants often look down on the protagonist, feeling that he is too well protected and a little naive. There are very few emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists, and they are basically practicing separately. Hope to add some warmth to daily life.

I haven't finished it yet, and I'm still reading it. Let me start by saying that I have seen this book several times, and it's all because of the recent private comments. Let me explain one thing first, that is, the golden elixir is used to refine the foundation-building elixir. The author means that it is a strategic material, so the golden elixir is used to ensure the success rate of the elixir. Those private comments understand that only the golden elixir can be used to refine the foundation-building elixir.

The writing is quite good. It's just that I've reached the eighth level of Qi training and haven't even learned a single spell. Isn't that why I'm not prepared to live? Even though I have a few magical weapons, I just rely solely on the magical weapons.

I finally read a wonderful and refreshing article about cultivating immortals and practicing elixirs. The characters in the article are detailed and vivid, and the storyline is exciting and interesting. I want to follow the author's great books! [Attention][Attention][Attention][Like][Like][Like][Like][Please update]

I think the rhythm is pretty good. It's better than half of the Xianxia movies you can watch on Tomato now. At least I can see it. Chapter 41 was very stable, but I don't know why Tomato's fairy tale novels all have a common problem, that is, they don't practice spells. They all focus on the main skills plus practicing the immortal arts, and then replace the hard shells of various magic weapons. This is very confusing. If you have skills but no skills, how can you protect the Tao in this man-eating cultivation world? Also, as for the protagonist's alchemy, alchemy relies on experience and golden fingers. Please refer to it for more reference. Referring to other good immortal heroes, alchemy refining does not just rely on formulas, otherwise why are there many inheritances, each inheritance has its own unique secret method, (water refining, fire refining, purification, elixir condensation) may be the author's reference, which is also based on Tomato's reference, so if a poor student copies a poor student, what progress can be made? If you can't go to a certain point, refer to high-quality immortal cultivation articles, personal simple opinions, don't like it if you don't like it.