The Sect in the World of Cultivating Immortals Relies on Me for Infrastructure Construction

This book actually has nothing to do with infrastructure. I can only say that the protagonist upgrades slowly, and it feels like playing a game. Another water friend said that there is a problem with the combat power comparison. I agree with his statement. It is very unreasonable. Although the protagonist has a luck bonus, it is not that outrageous. In many articles on cultivating immortals, the combat power of demon cultivators is much higher than that of people in the same realm. As a result, here, the demon cultivators in the Nascent Soul stage cannot defeat several foundation-building stages. Based on this reasoning, is it possible that a few monks in the Tribulation Stage can beat the immortals?

It's hard to figure out a ghost whose fighting strength is broken. How can an eight-year-old child who is weaker than an ordinary person trap the Nascent Soul Tiger? Can Yuanying be seriously injured while building the foundation? There is still a realm between them. You can't break your defense even if you stand and get beaten, right? I don't know what the author thinks?

Not bad, you can watch it Some friends mentioned before that this book has something to do with infrastructure. Maybe they didn't finish reading the article. Read it from beginning to end. The first ten or so chapters are indeed very slow-paced, and there is no infrastructure content. But looking back, the heroine has been building her own sect in the mountains since she escaped. Doing tasks, building houses, and recruiting disciples, all are not left behind. It's just that the plot development is too slow. There are very few fighting scenes [laughing and crying]. I don't know how long it will take for the heroine to grow up and take us out to see it.

Not bad, I feel like I can pursue it