I take what others abandon! [No system + rigorous logic + high IQ + mortal flow]
While others were fighting over the treasures, Zhang Mo was silently collecting rags.
The world of cultivating immortals is not all treasures, there are also many junk things that are tasteless to eat, and it is a pity to discard them!
Zhang Mo guards a tripod with the decomposition function, recycling resources and specializing in the decomposition of junk.
As long as something containing spiritual power is put into the cauldron, spiritual energy can be decomposed, which can be used for cultivation, elixirs can be planted, land can be upgraded, and space can be expanded.
The meat of monster beasts is rich in spiritual power, but contains violent power. It is difficult for humans to eat and is regarded as rags.
Waste elixirs are the product of failed elixir refining, or they may be the residue of explosive elixirs, which contain erysipelas and cannot be used by monks, so they are junk.
The waste ore and the stones around the spiritual mine have been stained with a trace of the spiritual power of the spiritual mine over time. It is not enough to form a weapon refining array. The monks mostly use it to build houses because it is broken.
Broken talismans and broken weapons, rotten knives and rusty swords, etc. Are also considered rags!
Occasionally, one or two unknown treasures can be found among the junk...!
Space farming, feeding golden fingers, multi-realm wandering.
Reader comments
Looking at it so far, the writing is indeed good, the world view is grand, and it is very interesting to read. Jiang Ling is probably one of the heroines, hiding a deep secret. Song's secret is not a small one. It's not clear whether she is the heroine or not. Zhang Mo can set it up.
The writing is obviously pretty good! Why are there so few reviews and even two bad reviews? The protagonist's IQ is not bad and the plot is not bad either. I just wish it was more focused on cultivation. Why are you always thinking about skills? Break through the mid-term first! Anyway, there's no need to rush when you collect slowly. The main thing is to cultivate and practice first, and respect your strength.
Sure! The protagonist's IQ is fine and he adapts well! He will not refuse beauty, nor is he greedy. When his realm is not enough, he should go out less to experience and look for opportunities. If his cultivation is not enough, he can't protect anything. He can only rely on one or two trump cards every time. He has no shortage of resources and his life span is still young.
When I saw Chapter 172, I suddenly laughed.
I thought I was reading it to kill time, but then I suddenly read it at chapter 172. I felt a certain feeling that I hadn't seen in other novels.
It gave me the feeling that there was no foreshadowing, but the story was written for a long time. It made me feel like it was natural and enlightened. I felt a three-dimensional sense of the world in an instant. It was written that there was a monk who was traveling with the male protagonist. During the conversation, the male protagonist realized that the money he had resold without paying attention, or the resources used to prevent traceability when openly blocking things, had become something that others needed to gain. As I watched this dialogue being written along the plot, I suddenly felt for this book.
After reading those passages several times, I still suddenly get the right idea.
I immediately came over to review the book.
(I don't know if I just read this kind of story: it's a story without foreshadowing. It just lets it develop naturally. When it comes to writing, I will explain the current situation and events. And the content of this writing just stimulates my dopamine secretion)
It just happened suddenly
(PS: Reading Chapter 172 directly is probably useless.)
I wonder if any readers who have been reading it from chapter 1 to chapter 172 can discuss it?
The logic is rigorous. Although it seems wordy in some places, it is acceptable. In fact, the author does not need to explain so much. If you read it with your brain, you can understand it. Overall, it's pretty good. Mortal stream and Five Spiritual Roots seem to focus on depicting bottlenecks. It's good to know that the cultivation speed of Tianlinggen and Five Spiritual Roots is the same, and the reason is clearly explained.
Taiyue Mountain, Xuan Yin Immortal, I feel that this book has a lot to talk about. Zhang Mo's time travel is doubtful, Xiao Lan's appearance should be a foreshadowing, and there are other modern foreshadowings. It is estimated that it will be integrated with modern technology in the later period. Will there be a plot of one-handed mischief? Expect! Do white people still need to incorporate elements of Western gods? I don't know when I can write the most exciting part. Anyway, it seems that the world view is just the beginning.
After raising it to 700,000 words, I started to taste it. The author probably coded it by hand, so there is nothing unusual about it. The plug-ins are not widely available at the moment, and they suit my taste. The writing style in the first 30 chapters is not bad, and as I read it carefully, I also discovered a lot of the author's little ingenuity. However, there are many mortals who can write well in the Qi-refining stage, and most of them are like headless flies in the foundation-building stage, writing whatever comes to mind. I'll give you a follow-up review after I finish reading it [I learned it]
It is a very real world of immortality. The author describes it very well. Every character's IQ is online. From their own perspective, their actions and words are all right. I looked at the foreshadowing, will we return to the modern world in the future? All the white people are out, a brand new setting! Come on, the author, work hard on writing, and look forward to the follow-up and more updates. The story setting is quite new, and the subsequent plot cannot be guessed at the moment. The author's thinking is a bit jumpy.
It's really good. Many details in this book are shocking. It's my favorite article.
The writing is good, I can read it, it's not mindless, the settings are reasonable, the logic is good, the protagonist is decisive in killing, not a virgin, lustful but knows how to restrain. The inner dramas of various characters may seem verbose, but in detail, each supporting character has his or her own characteristics, which makes people remember. The portrayal of the supporting characters is somewhat similar to a group portrait essay. The plot, settings, etc. Are all very novel, and the golden finger is not excessive. Five stars.
There are many information points in each chapter, one link after another, and the author is telling a very interesting story and setting. The world view is very novel, Goldfinger and the characters are good, and the villains are also pretty good and have IQs.
Mortal flow, five spiritual roots, decomposed cauldron and golden finger of portable space have restrictions on use and require resource feeding. The setting is very reasonable. The world view, characters, main plot, etc. Are all fine and I can watch it. The villain's IQ is also on the line, and the protagonist is affectionate and righteous. He is not the kind of person who is too selfish. He has a righteous heart and will repay kindness. I like this kind of character.
This is the real transformation of waste into treasure, turning rags into treasures, there must be a process, this is the right way! It can't be like the kind of thing where you put some pills into it and upgrade it directly. The golden finger is too unreasonable and its actions are unreasonable.
The protagonist is affectionate and righteous, but I don't know how many heroines there will be in the end. Anyway, it doesn't seem to be a single heroine now. I like harem stories, but I don't like too many. There are too many people who can't remember them. I can still read them now.
The most original kind of traditional immortality writing, with rare things to live in, and good writing. There are very few people who can write this kind of flavor and stick to it. Among them, Chapter 158 is handled really well. How can a casual cultivator build a foundation so easily? The number of disciples, foundation-building elders, and supreme elders of each Immortal Sect is also reasonable. The map has not been changed yet, and the dungeon has been downloaded once. The overall rhythm is good, not fast but reasonable.
There are many plot conflicts in the book, which are interesting and not boring. However, it feels a bit strange to be able to build a foundation even at the age of 90 during the Qi Refining Period. Didn't he already look like a grandfather before building a foundation? Also, the protagonist is like a succubus. Any woman would want to get close to the protagonist...
It's okay, Liangcao, but the protagonist is too sadistic, I still like to watch something more enjoyable...
Among ordinary people's novels, it is already considered very good to be able to write like this. The character design is very stable, the plot is very stable, and the world view can only be seen at the tip of the iceberg. The basic training part uses the foundation-building Nascent Soul. What will happen in the later stage is currently unknown. The map doesn't feel too small.
The speed of filling in holes is very fast, unlike the kind of people who mess up in the later stage and then fill in the holes indiscriminately. I like the name Zhang Mo. It's not a word when I shouldn't talk nonsense, and there is also my childhood sweetheart Jiang Yaoling. I hope he won't become poisonous or betrayal in the future. . .
Not bad, semi-invincible text (hiding in space). Strength is traditional cultivation of immortality. Chapter 54 saved a woman, but no other problems were found.
The writing is good, the characters are well developed, and the fighting skills are well described in detail. It can be seen that the author has put in the effort, come on!
The overall plot is good, with clues one after another. It's not the kind of mindless pretentiousness, nor the kind of unlimited fighting. It stands out from the ordinary and gains rewards step by step. Just like in normal life, there is always external pressure forcing you to move forward. It seems that the author has his own ideas and looks forward to the follow-up. The more you watch, the more exciting it becomes. It depicts a little bit of the feeling of all living beings, asking questions and struggling for survival. This is how cultivating immortals should be, step by step, steadily, and become an immortal.
It's well written and comfortable to read. I'll give it a rating.
The pace is slow, but after reading it, you will feel that it is very exciting. I guess it will be even more exciting after the foundation is established, but the foundation has not been established yet, and I don't know when it will be able to stand up. Does Nascent Soul mean that it is hidden from the world, similar to the transformation of gods among mortals? This is a direct compression of the realm! Or can we have a role in Yuanying only after leaving Novice Village? Looking forward to the follow-up, will Yuanying ascend directly?
In traditional immortality cultivation, rare items are very rare. A good piece of meat on Rotten Tomatoes
# #Bookworm Recommendation #Goldfinger #brain
Advantages:
The main plot is clear, not brainless, and if you are brave and resourceful, you can take revenge from morning to night, or you can be the sixth child and send the whole family on the road.
Disadvantages:
Foreshadowing, the branch plot is too detailed (delayed), the supporting characters are a bit lacking, and there are no highlights, like "My son Wang Teng, has the qualifications of a great emperor", it feels like a breakthrough, a chess game, and the cultivation of immortality requires truth.
Summary: The writing is good, but the writing power is lacking, too depressing and not very enjoyable.
It's a fine product
Good writing so far, [Like][Like]
The storyline of the book is rated 99 points (personal rating)
I like to read this kind of novels. Although they seem ordinary at first glance, they gradually become rare items. I think it is better to replace the rags with trash.
The setting is very reasonable. The five simplest spiritual roots and the cultivation speed of Kedan are all the same. It seems that the qualification card bottleneck is the bottleneck. It is very interesting to read.
It's well written. There are very few novels that I can read now, and this one is one of them. The IQ is all online and every detail is handled very reasonably.
Looking at it so far, the writing is indeed good, the world view is grand, and it is very interesting to read. Jiang Ling is probably one of the heroines, hiding a deep secret. Song's secret is not a small one. It's not clear whether she is the heroine or not. Zhang Mo can set it up.
The writing is obviously pretty good! Why are there so few reviews and even two bad reviews? The protagonist's IQ is not bad and the plot is not bad either. I just wish it was more focused on cultivation. Why are you always thinking about skills? Break through the mid-term first! Anyway, there's no need to rush when you collect slowly. The main thing is to cultivate and practice first, and respect your strength. Sure! The protagonist's IQ is fine and he adapts well! He will not refuse beauty, nor is he greedy. When his realm is not enough, he should go out less to experience and look for opportunities. If his cultivation is not enough, he can't protect anything. He can only rely on one or two trump cards every time. He has no shortage of resources and his life span is still young.
When I saw Chapter 172, I suddenly laughed. I thought I was reading it to kill time, but then I suddenly read it at chapter 172. I felt a certain feeling that I hadn't seen in other novels. It gave me the feeling that there was no foreshadowing, but the story was written for a long time. It made me feel like it was natural and enlightened. I felt a three-dimensional sense of the world in an instant. It was written that there was a monk who was traveling with the male protagonist. During the conversation, the male protagonist realized that the money he had resold without paying attention, or the resources used to prevent traceability when openly blocking things, had become something that others needed to gain. As I watched this dialogue being written along the plot, I suddenly felt for this book. After reading those passages several times, I still suddenly get the right idea. I immediately came over to review the book. (I don't know if I just read this kind of story: it's a story without foreshadowing. It just lets it develop naturally. When it comes to writing, I will explain the current situation and events. And the content of this writing just stimulates my dopamine secretion) It just happened suddenly (PS: Reading Chapter 172 directly is probably useless.) I wonder if any readers who have been reading it from chapter 1 to chapter 172 can discuss it?
The logic is rigorous. Although it seems wordy in some places, it is acceptable. In fact, the author does not need to explain so much. If you read it with your brain, you can understand it. Overall, it's pretty good. Mortal stream and Five Spiritual Roots seem to focus on depicting bottlenecks. It's good to know that the cultivation speed of Tianlinggen and Five Spiritual Roots is the same, and the reason is clearly explained.
Taiyue Mountain, Xuan Yin Immortal, I feel that this book has a lot to talk about. Zhang Mo's time travel is doubtful, Xiao Lan's appearance should be a foreshadowing, and there are other modern foreshadowings. It is estimated that it will be integrated with modern technology in the later period. Will there be a plot of one-handed mischief? Expect! Do white people still need to incorporate elements of Western gods? I don't know when I can write the most exciting part. Anyway, it seems that the world view is just the beginning.
After raising it to 700,000 words, I started to taste it. The author probably coded it by hand, so there is nothing unusual about it. The plug-ins are not widely available at the moment, and they suit my taste. The writing style in the first 30 chapters is not bad, and as I read it carefully, I also discovered a lot of the author's little ingenuity. However, there are many mortals who can write well in the Qi-refining stage, and most of them are like headless flies in the foundation-building stage, writing whatever comes to mind. I'll give you a follow-up review after I finish reading it [I learned it]
It is a very real world of immortality. The author describes it very well. Every character's IQ is online. From their own perspective, their actions and words are all right. I looked at the foreshadowing, will we return to the modern world in the future? All the white people are out, a brand new setting! Come on, the author, work hard on writing, and look forward to the follow-up and more updates. The story setting is quite new, and the subsequent plot cannot be guessed at the moment. The author's thinking is a bit jumpy.
It's really good. Many details in this book are shocking. It's my favorite article.
The writing is good, I can read it, it's not mindless, the settings are reasonable, the logic is good, the protagonist is decisive in killing, not a virgin, lustful but knows how to restrain. The inner dramas of various characters may seem verbose, but in detail, each supporting character has his or her own characteristics, which makes people remember. The portrayal of the supporting characters is somewhat similar to a group portrait essay. The plot, settings, etc. Are all very novel, and the golden finger is not excessive. Five stars.
There are many information points in each chapter, one link after another, and the author is telling a very interesting story and setting. The world view is very novel, Goldfinger and the characters are good, and the villains are also pretty good and have IQs.
Mortal flow, five spiritual roots, decomposed cauldron and golden finger of portable space have restrictions on use and require resource feeding. The setting is very reasonable. The world view, characters, main plot, etc. Are all fine and I can watch it. The villain's IQ is also on the line, and the protagonist is affectionate and righteous. He is not the kind of person who is too selfish. He has a righteous heart and will repay kindness. I like this kind of character.
This is the real transformation of waste into treasure, turning rags into treasures, there must be a process, this is the right way! It can't be like the kind of thing where you put some pills into it and upgrade it directly. The golden finger is too unreasonable and its actions are unreasonable.
The protagonist is affectionate and righteous, but I don't know how many heroines there will be in the end. Anyway, it doesn't seem to be a single heroine now. I like harem stories, but I don't like too many. There are too many people who can't remember them. I can still read them now.
The most original kind of traditional immortality writing, with rare things to live in, and good writing. There are very few people who can write this kind of flavor and stick to it. Among them, Chapter 158 is handled really well. How can a casual cultivator build a foundation so easily? The number of disciples, foundation-building elders, and supreme elders of each Immortal Sect is also reasonable. The map has not been changed yet, and the dungeon has been downloaded once. The overall rhythm is good, not fast but reasonable.
There are many plot conflicts in the book, which are interesting and not boring. However, it feels a bit strange to be able to build a foundation even at the age of 90 during the Qi Refining Period. Didn't he already look like a grandfather before building a foundation? Also, the protagonist is like a succubus. Any woman would want to get close to the protagonist...
It's okay, Liangcao, but the protagonist is too sadistic, I still like to watch something more enjoyable...
Among ordinary people's novels, it is already considered very good to be able to write like this. The character design is very stable, the plot is very stable, and the world view can only be seen at the tip of the iceberg. The basic training part uses the foundation-building Nascent Soul. What will happen in the later stage is currently unknown. The map doesn't feel too small.
The speed of filling in holes is very fast, unlike the kind of people who mess up in the later stage and then fill in the holes indiscriminately. I like the name Zhang Mo. It's not a word when I shouldn't talk nonsense, and there is also my childhood sweetheart Jiang Yaoling. I hope he won't become poisonous or betrayal in the future. . .
Not bad, semi-invincible text (hiding in space). Strength is traditional cultivation of immortality. Chapter 54 saved a woman, but no other problems were found.
The writing is good, the characters are well developed, and the fighting skills are well described in detail. It can be seen that the author has put in the effort, come on!
The overall plot is good, with clues one after another. It's not the kind of mindless pretentiousness, nor the kind of unlimited fighting. It stands out from the ordinary and gains rewards step by step. Just like in normal life, there is always external pressure forcing you to move forward. It seems that the author has his own ideas and looks forward to the follow-up. The more you watch, the more exciting it becomes. It depicts a little bit of the feeling of all living beings, asking questions and struggling for survival. This is how cultivating immortals should be, step by step, steadily, and become an immortal.
It's well written and comfortable to read. I'll give it a rating.
The pace is slow, but after reading it, you will feel that it is very exciting. I guess it will be even more exciting after the foundation is established, but the foundation has not been established yet, and I don't know when it will be able to stand up. Does Nascent Soul mean that it is hidden from the world, similar to the transformation of gods among mortals? This is a direct compression of the realm! Or can we have a role in Yuanying only after leaving Novice Village? Looking forward to the follow-up, will Yuanying ascend directly?
In traditional immortality cultivation, rare items are very rare. A good piece of meat on Rotten Tomatoes
# #Bookworm Recommendation #Goldfinger #brain Advantages: The main plot is clear, not brainless, and if you are brave and resourceful, you can take revenge from morning to night, or you can be the sixth child and send the whole family on the road. Disadvantages: Foreshadowing, the branch plot is too detailed (delayed), the supporting characters are a bit lacking, and there are no highlights, like "My son Wang Teng, has the qualifications of a great emperor", it feels like a breakthrough, a chess game, and the cultivation of immortality requires truth. Summary: The writing is good, but the writing power is lacking, too depressing and not very enjoyable. It's a fine product
Good writing so far, [Like][Like]
The storyline of the book is rated 99 points (personal rating)
I like to read this kind of novels. Although they seem ordinary at first glance, they gradually become rare items. I think it is better to replace the rags with trash.
The setting is very reasonable. The five simplest spiritual roots and the cultivation speed of Kedan are all the same. It seems that the qualification card bottleneck is the bottleneck. It is very interesting to read.
It's well written. There are very few novels that I can read now, and this one is one of them. The IQ is all online and every detail is handled very reasonably.