From Five-Element Spiritual Roots to the Primordial Dao Ancestor

The protagonist won't forget his parents, right? When his parents grow old, they will no longer be able to repay their kindness in raising them. In Chapter 27, Xiao Ding has a spiritual spring space. Wouldn't it be nice to have his family farming in it? I have paid back the cause and effect, and repaid my parents for their kindness. If I have the spiritual roots of cultivation, then we can live forever together. I wonder if the space can add some cultivation skills? If this were the case, we would be able to break through without being restricted by elixirs and have resources. If there were no bottlenecks, we would be able to go a long way. One less star is because I didn't see the protagonist taking his parents to practice together. If Xiao Ding wrote it more perfectly, the protagonist would be able to go further, and he would still have his family, and the space would slowly become a small world. If you practice a little more, you'll be invincible.

It's relatively bland, but not bad. It's just that when will the knowledge about cultivating immortals in Pig's Feet be completed? I feel like I don't know a lot of things.

The subject matter is pretty good, and the upgrade speed is also good. The stallion is not a licker. The only bad thing is that the people around the protagonist upgrade very quickly. Those who are a little familiar with him upgrade like a rocket, faster than the protagonist. The only slow ones are his good brother at the beginning and a senior brother Song who helps him.

I almost stayed up all night to read it. This is a really enjoyable book. The only problem is that the protagonist cannot develop well and always needs to change the map. The rest is okay. Problems can be solved or avoided. Whatever you want to do can basically be realized quickly, so it is still recommended.

It's a good novel about cultivating immortals. I hope the author can continue to finish it! ! I have read this author's works, they are all good spiritual food. . .

It's quite nice. Since the author asked for a rating, let's give it to him.

The writing is very good, the pace is comfortable, but many things have not been used. I remember that there was a magic marrow crystal in the secret realm that was not used, and it expanded the sea of ​​consciousness.

It's pretty good, it's not an AI article, it's not a new author, the plot is okay and relatively smooth.

It's pretty good. The only problem is that the map keeps changing, and there are women. Anyway, just keep it, and there is no explanation for the previous ones.

Very nice, highly recommended