Seven Treasures Divine Light

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After reading a few pictures, I feel that these immortal cultivators are so self-righteous! It seems that he has obtained a cheap planting method that everyone can use. The protagonist cannot avoid the conservation of energy. He uses the spiritual energy summoned through this practice to plant the best spiritual rice. After cultivating immortals for so many years, it should be understood that without the best spiritual field, the best spiritual rice cannot be made. If an accident occurs, there will be a spiritual item that can replace the best spiritual field and nourish the spiritual rice (generally speaking, the loss will be greater than this spiritual rice), or a new best spiritual field will appear. Since I haven't seen the situation, I must think that the protagonist has one, which can be used by all immortal cultivators. He can use the method of producing the best spiritual rice from waste fields cheaply. He will kill the protagonist to get the method without even asking. Can't you try out how the protagonist grows this, trade off the benefits, and then kill it? If you rely on treasures, it goes without saying that you will directly kill the protagonist. If you don't know the situation, then it is definitely not the protagonist's problem but the spiritual field's problem. If the protagonist says that he relies on his own cultivation to produce the best quality from these spiritual rice, it must be delicious and delicious for the protagonist! What do you mean by forcing the protagonist to do the daily exercises that your slaves require, or else they will die. Think about it carefully. If you practice every day, the protagonist will always become stronger. If he is strong enough, he will definitely resist. If he is not allowed to practice, he will not get this best spiritual rice. If he is forced to do it too much, what should he do if he commits suicide? So you have to entertain him with good food and drink, and it is best to give him a woman to marry him. Nothing is clear. The protagonist relies on his own physique to achieve this effect, or he doesn't know the method. If you kill him directly, what will you gain from the immortal? This kind of plot is a bit

Leave a paw print... This result makes me cover my face with tears.