
Take the Material World with You to Cultivate Immortality
带着材料世界去修仙
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- Ongoing
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- 495k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I just read Chapter 30, and I feel that the protagonist is a walking blessed land (with built-in range skills: practice acceleration function, continuous production of precious materials) And compared with the hard-working protagonists in other worlds, not only is the author's father protecting him, but the master is also taking care of him, and he does not doubt the protagonist at all, and the protagonist has not let down the two lovers. Education, a motherly heart really can't hide it, I have a cousin who is not enough, so I found a reserve apprentice to continue to educate me before I started my apprenticeship. In the later stage, I may just educate the whole world of cultivation, and learn from Pangu to incarnate all things to benefit mankind. Andersen's fairy tales are not written like this anymore, the harmonious and friendly world is beautiful...
I feel more and more that Sanniang is a failure. I feel like it would be better to have a young lady.
The setting is good, the writing is also good, and it has a bit of a fairy tale feel
8 Words to describe it. It is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away.
That's good, come on, people in the pig's trotters family can give you some money and don't be too affectionate.
He accepted a daughter for no reason, no wonder his grades are poor
There are two civilizations with long life span, which one has more talented people?
What the author writes at the beginning is quite nice. Around the forty chapters, I began to use some knowledge of modern society to despise the civilization of cultivating immortals. First of all, the lifespan of low-level immortal cultivators is several times that of modern humans, not to mention intermediaries, high-level immortals and immortals. People who have tasted the benefits of longevity will never want to live longer. After all, there are only a few people who can cultivate immortality casually without knowledge. The more knowledge you have, the smoother your path to immortality will be. The wealthy couple has the right place, basic necessities, food, shelter and transportation. As long as it is beneficial to advancement, there will always be people studying it. Generally speaking, the higher the level of people, the smarter they are. ... There are so many things that I am too lazy to write.
You already have resources and cultivation skills. If you just join a big sect and practice honestly, wouldn't you become invincible? ? ? All kinds of wisdom come from behind, and you will never die if you don't waste time.
Congratulations! Congratulations! Hahaha, another eunuch book~ Another group of readers are going crazy~ It's really cool!
It's okay, it's okay to invest.
It feels like the golden finger hasn't moved for a long time. The setting is good, but the more I run, the more it goes. Except for popping bubbles a few times at the beginning, I also lifted the clone when I reached the early stage of foundation building. From then on, it was like there was no golden finger. Or the protagonist kept using it, but the author didn't write it down and all the fun points were lost. There is also the protagonist who has very poor attack methods. How could he have been a genius for so long without adding anything? He can obviously learn everything instantly, has no shortage of resources and permissions, doesn't care if he doesn't change teachers, and the sect doesn't give him anything?
Why do I feel that there is not much difference in realms, and I am not very afraid of the Golden Core stage even in foundation building?
There are too many branch plots, but it can be forgiven because the protagonist has too many cheats (there are a lot of genius treasures, which increase in value as the cultivation level increases, and the skills directly affect the clone. If you just work hard for a year or two to improve your cultivation level, you can probably snowball to become an immortal, but there are not many people who like to watch Invincible. So I can only meddle in my own business, and use a few more layers to slow down the protagonist's upgrade speed.)
It's very life-like, and I personally feel it's suitable for film adaptation🤐🤐🤐
Most of this book is well written, but I feel that the secret realm was not handled well enough. It was originally developed in a low-key manner, but suddenly it was pushed to the top, and there was a sense of impatience.
The gold finger is too open, and there is an automatic leveling link to return resources. It doesn't feel right at all. A pig's foot can be made into a salted fish. Upgrades include automatics and resources.
Update it, don't care about those black people