[Mortal flow, traditional immortality cultivation, no system] A stone bead with a cave inside opens up a legend of immortality cultivation.
Qingyun, a scout, was chased and killed when he went to investigate with a team of ten people. He fled in all directions, entered a cave, and obtained the nameless method. A stone bead can improve the body. Later, he met the Immortal Cultivation Sect and accepted a disciple. After entering the sect and refining Qi to the first level, he discovered that the stone beads were in the sea of consciousness.
The spiritual stones, elixirs, and magical instruments placed in the cave will not be damaged, and the levels of the spiritual stones, elixirs, and magical instruments can also be improved. The elixir planted in the cave can grow quickly.
After entering the sect, you can use the Immortal Cave to upgrade spiritual stones, elixirs, magical weapons, nourish spirits, plant elixirs, and practice elixirs to start a journey of cultivating immortality.
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The writing is quite good, and the plot is quite twisty and exciting. [Like] I hope that the subsequent ideas will not fall into the clichés and be developed into a "Mortal Cultivation of Immortality" with its own characteristics. . .
My writing was average at first, but now it's getting better and better.
The plot unfolds a bit unexpectedly, thumbs up!
Great writing. Keep up the good work.
It was okay at first! Come on!
The content is compact and the writing is concise!
It's pretty good to watch, but the pace feels a bit slow.