[Mortal Cultivation] + [Farming] + [Creating Original Techniques] + [Family Rise] + [No System] + [Realistic Style] + [Slow Burn] + [Decisive and Ruthless]
One transmigration, and he becomes an immortal patriarch.
Many years later, Emperor Chuyun looks back on the past, a star-studded tapestry of years filled with triumphs and struggles.
If cultivation truly depends on wealth, companions, techniques, and land, then land can generate wealth, and techniques can bring companions.
I shall lead my entire clan to witness the brilliance of the stars, establish dominion over the Three Realms, and pursue a boundless Great Dao!
The story begins as he leaves the human race's stronghold for the world beyond. With ingenuity and a scientific, analytical mindset, he creates original cultivation techniques and divine arts, and develops a new kind of magical artifact.
Then he plunges headfirst onto the grand historical stage, where he will reshape the world.
The Three Realms and Six Paths: seek the Dao across the heavens!
Cultivation realms: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, followed by parallel branches such as Divine Transformation, Grotto-Heaven, Outer Dao, and Sanctification of the Flesh.
After the human race reshapes the world: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Golden Core, Nascent Soul, Loose Immortal, Celestial Immortal, True Immortal, Golden Immortal, Great Encompassment...
I can only say that it is not suitable for me. The protagonist is too kind to the family and has repaid his kindness long ago. I don't know how much money he made to make the talisman. The qualifications of the protagonist should not consume many resources to make the talisman master. In fact, it is to give him a slightly better growing environment and not many resources. Moreover, after the protagonist knelt down, he did not contribute to the family. Is there no compensation? The protagonist of a Qi Refining family is not the person in charge. It's not an important training target. The protagonist is too kind to them, let alone kindness. The family trains you because you have resources and understanding. Except for the fifth child, if you have nothing else, who will care about you? And don't you want to develop a family on the third floor of the elevator? If you have no strength, you will be robbed even if you have money. Why don't you practice well? The protagonist's thoughts and personality are not in line with mine. The protagonist should be able to understand that the world of immortality is all about profit. Why do you still want to develop the family? The family is not yours, so what's the use of your development? No matter how much benefit you pay, it's not your family that cultivates your growth. It's not you who cultivates your family, okay? The strength is not enough. Is it the other way around?
It should be Chapter 8 or 9 by now. I think it's okay, but the previous ones are a little bit confusing, because the previous ones, at least these eight, give people the feeling that they need to understand the aura and spiritual power, as well as the operation of aura and spiritual power, and then there are some characters and some events in the family. If you are someone who has read relatively many novels, it is still relatively good. It's easy to accept, but if you are the kind of person who likes to see refreshing whites, I guess you won't be able to catch their eyes, because the previous chapters are actually more about elaborating and expressing a basic argument or keynote point, that is, in a situation where the spiritual root is relatively poor, and there are no plug-ins and no system, then how should we explore and explore the current existing conditions? Today I want to think of ways to improve faster. This point is very sufficient and expressed.