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I feel like there are so many people who hate this book, especially those who use modern people's ideas to try to understand the world of immortality! It is really not easy to read the author. Like most people, they have already reopened the vest and started writing another book, but the author still insists on writing. Although the plot of this book is slow, the so-called poisonous points are really not poisonous points. Maybe you think it's okay to trash this book below, but this book is the author's bowl, and it may also be the author's only source of income! When you enter society, you will find that it is really not easy to have a full meal. Although I read books, I never comment on which book is bad, because I know that this may be the author's only source of income. If it doesn't look good, just delete it from the bookshelf silently, and never go to the comment section to brag about how rubbish the book is. Some people may say that I am a procrastinator, but I have been reading for more than 20 years. I once read all the books in a bookstore, and I think I have a pretty good eye for reading. Although I didn't spend much money at Qidian, I was still a VIP. If you think this book is not good to read, you can read The Mortal's Cultivation of Immortality and compare the two books to get a feel for it! In addition, the reward is 100,000 starting coins at the end of September. Why the end of September, because I have no money now!

The characters have only two expressions, a bitter smile and a half-smile, and the women have only two expressions, a beautiful woman in a red dress and a beautiful woman in a blue dress. The two female protagonists have reached the Mahayana stage without doing anything. They just lean on the male protagonist's shoulders with a tender look on their faces, hahaha 😒😅

Those with spiritual roots: 1 in 10,000 people has spiritual roots Having spiritual roots and being able to enter the Immortal Sect: This is also difficult. Only one in 10,000 people has spiritual roots. Do we need to search them one by one? There are so few people in the world of cultivation, and everyone is so busy, how can we have such free time? On the other hand, the sects are all hidden in the mountains. It is difficult for ordinary mortals to support themselves when productivity is lagging behind, and they do not have the time to seek immortality. You know, in ancient times, a person's movement range would probably never leave 5 kilometers away from his birthplace. There may not be even one out of 100 people who has time, money, ideas, and the ability to take action to seek immortality. Mortals go to seek immortality + monks seek disciples. Let's assume that one of 10 people with spiritual roots will enter the immortal gate. From refining Qi to building foundation: Out of 10 Qi refining monks, only one became a foundation builder with the help of elixirs. (You can even take elixirs) From foundation building to elixir formation: 1 out of 100 foundations will become a core. So if you calculate it this way, only one in 100 million people will become a Jie Dan. According to the estimation of demographers, the earth's population was 305 million in 1000 AD (Northern Song Dynasty), 550 million in 1650 (Qing Dynasty), and 1.656 Billion in 1900. The productivity of ordinary people in this world is definitely not as good as that of the industrial era in 1900. We calculate the population that matches the productivity according to the Qing Dynasty, which means that a place the size of the earth can have 5.5 Knots. In other words, in a place as big as the earth, there are a total of 5,500 Qi-refining monks, 550 Foundation-building monks, and 5.5 Pill-forming monks. Finally, I want to say that there are only so many people in a place, and no one knows anyone.

I read a lot of comments and I really can't help but say a few words. This book is completely comparable to mortals cultivating immortality. Blind people, have you read it carefully? Do you still read books at a glance? I'm going to make some fair comments here. First: Those who complained about the death of the protagonist's parents, the Golden Elixir monk, and said they did not take care of the protagonist. I just want to ask, in reality, those brothers still earn family property, let alone strangers, have you ever gone out to work? If you have no value, you are nothing in the eyes of your boss and others. I really don't know how you have the nerve to complain about this. Second: For those people who say they are poisonous, what is the poison? If you want to read it, read it carefully and find pleasure in the book instead of looking for thorns. There will always be flaws in your eyes, and any book you read will feel poisonous. If you really want to find a thorn in your side, tell me which book is perfect?

Fellow Daoist Sheng, where have you gone? It should be like this: Shi Yue gave him an object to transform into a spirit, and fellow Taoist Sheng transformed into a spirit. After more than three hundred years of practice, he finally achieved the perfection of becoming a spirit. He resurrected his wife and guarded the city for Shi Yue.

After reading more than two hundred chapters, I gave up. There are more and more female nuns, and the protagonist goes from working hard to make money to having his values ​​change inexplicably. It's like a harem drama. Finally, he complained about Myolie Chen, who borrowed money at every turn, and asked to borrow 10,000 yuan to open a store before even preparing the goods... To buy a hairpin, I didn't have any money, so I asked the male protagonist to borrow 1,200 yuan. Anyway, any named female cultivator who appears is absolutely beautiful, beautiful eyes? Aren't you afraid that the protagonist will be blind? ? ?

I think the author's writing is really good. I have been reading novels for more than 10 years, and some of them are so poisonous that I really can't stand it. But this novel is about cultivating immortals, farming, and being a mortal, and it is very interesting. I don't know why many people say it is poisonous. If you read the novel with a critical attitude, then you are pitiful, because no novel is perfect, and you have to find faults in every egg. Why do you read novels? It's not because it feels good. Since you read novels with the mentality of finding loopholes for the author, do you think what you are reading is a novel? I think people who post everywhere saying that a certain book is toxic should have mental illness and want everyone to agree with you. In fact, this is a very sad thing. If you see people saying that this book is toxic, just treat it as a charity and let these people find their presence in book reviews.

I had a headache after reading ten chapters. The logic problems were too serious. Although I endured the first chapter, I kept thinking that the protagonist's parents were Golden Core monks. Even if the sect died, they couldn't treat the descendants of the Golden Core monks like this. After reading so many cultivation novels, only the Demon Sect would treat its disciples like this. Not all Demon sects are like this. Don't the Golden Core monks have friends? Don't you have an apprentice?

In fact, after reading this book, most people say that the poison is actually cured by the sect's attitude towards the protagonist. The author's description in the first chapter really has too many logical loopholes The Tianling Root is rare, and the entire sect does not have it. The Alien Spirit Root is rare, and it already belongs to the sect. It's a treasure, and the alien spirit roots only increase the chance of forming a pill. Even the treasure's alien spirit roots are not 100%, so there must be less pill formation. At least the top management can say something. As a result, when the person dies, everything is taken back, and the only son is kicked to the edge. We Let's not talk about why the two Jiedan were killed by the old Wang next door. Let's talk about the impact of doing so 1. Jiedan is unfaithful to the sect and does not even take care of his only bloodline. Death is like a light extinguishing. How can such a sect be worthy of others risking their lives to protect it? Don't say you can't afford it, how difficult it is to raise a loser. If behind every loser there is a parent who formed a core, then how awesome my sect would be. If all of them were killed in battle, it would be even more awesome. There are so many core-formed people who died in the battle. What about those who survived, Nascent Soul, would there be less distractions? At most, it is just a special plot of land to house these descendants. Moreover, do you think that all the descendants of Jiedan are just like the protagonist, born from the old Wang next door? 2. As the parents of Jiedan, they have no one in the sect, no friends, and even their own sons go out to take on tasks. If they don't bribe, they can only accept the worst. Do you think this is possible? If so, then the foundation of this sect has long been rotten, or it could just be called the Demon Sect, where interests come first In fact, the reason why so many people talk about poison is that I think the plot is acceptable, but it is just to create conflicts. The main thing is the identity of the protagonist. If you are a mortal, everyone can accept it. If you are the son of the steward, I They pinched their noses and admitted, you are the only descendant of the big boss of Jiedan. It is disgusting for the sect to be like this after the big boss died. When I looked at the front, I originally thought that I would just take back the mansion. I thought it was acceptable. At most, I would change to an inner sect to practice. After all, my identity was not suitable. But it turned out that the protagonist was on the fringe. He had to bribe every task, but the sect didn't pay attention to it at all, and didn't care at all? Comparing the sect to a company, the director's son has to be bullied by the junior managers below. Although the director is dead, he still has to live up to his reputation. It's just a matter of a word from the big boss, resources? A little bit of the pill-forming fingers leaking out is enough for a Qi-refining person.

The protagonist has room to accelerate the growth of elixirs. He never refines elixirs, but only sells thousands of elixirs. A low-level foundation-building monk performs a poor performance in front of piles of golden elixir Yuanying monks. He trades thousand-year-old elixirs with Yuanying monks one after another, and then makes up a Yuanying master who has never appeared. Do you think the characters in this book have any intelligence? Waiting for the golden elixir of the protagonist, I continued this kind of performance again. This time I acted in front of the Yuanying God-Transforming God-Refining Void Fusion Monk. What do you think the IQ of this protagonist is? What is the IQ of the supporting character? Is there 60?