Mortals Cultivating Immortality and the Fate of Immortal Jade

It starts at the god level, but then becomes as poisonous as arsenic, which is disgusting to hear.

What the hell is this book? The protagonist devotes all his efforts to cultivating his parents, and 90% of his resources are spent on parents who have no spiritual roots. Okay, obediently, you can use golden elixirs to refine elixirs that produce spiritual roots (plus a thousand-year elixir). If you eat one, it may turn into a single spiritual root. This Sx also wants his parents to get 5 spiritual roots like him, and plans to kill 10 golden elixirs of various types🤮🤮🤮🤮

This book is just written in the dark. Since you are cultivating immortals, you must have spiritual roots to cultivate immortality. If you can cultivate immortality without spiritual roots, then can't anyone who has money and people in the family be able to cultivate immortality?

Awesome, he wrote more than 5 million words, no matter how well he wrote? At least this attitude is correct 🙂 Other authors are already eunuchs

The most disgusting novel about cultivating immortals. After reading it, I really can't stand it anymore. There are too many inconsistencies. Previously, I said I couldn't cultivate immortality without spiritual roots, but later I pushed my parents to be higher than myself. Planting elixirs, refining elixirs, and drawing talismans in one day, and then continuing to repeat them after using them up, is worse than Xiaobai's writing!

I don't know if this writing is good or not. What can I do with this perseverance and fail?

I just want to ask, if the spiritual roots are set, why can I cultivate immortality without spiritual roots? Why not just set up the spiritual root system? What's more, the protagonist has no physical training, and he doesn't have any skills that are stronger than others. Others are higher level than you, and there are more people than you. They can't beat you to death. How can you reach such a high level of IQ?

Not recommended to read, the main character is the Virgin,. The setting is very funny, thousands of bottles of elixirs were released in a short period of time. One magic weapon can create a golden elixir. After leaving the sect and returning home, I completely collapsed.

The money this author makes is not enough to pay the electricity bill 🤓

Read the previous chapters. How to put it, all kinds of logic are really... First, the author has no rice to cook with his pig's feet at home, and he is almost starving to death. Then his father begged him on his knees to join the sect. Then he would not have to worry about eating and drinking in the sect, and he would have a private residence where he could still practice. What else are you thinking about? It's time to cherish it, but it's unfair and painful at the beginning? This is a typical case of greed and insatiability. Secondly, I have been practicing on the mountain for three years, and I have reached the third level of Qi refining, which is not low anymore. It's also trash at every turn. Others have refined Qi to the fifth level, so wouldn't it take ten years for others to build the foundation? Your three years of foundation building are equivalent to reaching the first level of Qi Refining in the first few months, then reaching the second level of Qi Refining in half a year, and reaching the third level of Qi Refining in more than a year. This speed is enough. You can't possibly say that most of them have ordinary qualifications, and those with ordinary qualifications also have three years and five levels, and can build a foundation in ten years, right? Moreover, within the sect, people bully useless people at every turn. Are all practitioners very idle? Is it true that in the author's concept, they are all lacking in quality and very low-level? If you say you don't make others uncomfortable, will others care about you? Of course, there are also those with abnormal minds who just want to cause trouble. But most of them should be normal. Most of you are abnormal, there are only a few normal ones, just very... Thirdly, many cultivation novels always belittle the five spiritual roots, calling them miscellaneous spiritual roots. To be honest, logically speaking, Shanlinggen is pure. As for the Five Elements Spiritual Root, the Five Elements are complete, which includes mutual generation and mutual restraint, creation and destruction. This should be considered a relatively good spiritual root. You can set a person who is slow in cultivation, but who is successful in cultivation and is far more powerful than a single spiritual root. After all, you have only one spiritual root, so I can restrain you with five stars. Of course, it's not a single spiritual root of the Five Elements, so let's talk about it separately.

The setting of that sword move sword skill is simply stupid! Isn't that the same thing? Is it interesting to forcibly split it into two concepts?

The most filial son in the Internet literary world, but he's okay, he's really hilarious

The protagonist has not even built a foundation yet, and is just practicing Qi. Moreover, he is not practicing top-notch skills but ordinary ones. He has no physical training, and there are no powerful treasures. He can just refine a few talismans by himself, and he can force his way through the gate guarded by two Lingji. The key is that in the Lingji stage, he doesn't even know what he looks like and what magic weapon he uses. Whether he is a boy or a girl. How can he be thrown into disgrace by throwing a few talismans at someone's face? The most outrageous thing is that his parents have no spiritual roots and have no adventures. The protagonist can practice by giving them the spirit gathering pills that ordinary Qi training disciples eat. The most outrageous thing is that because there are many spirit gathering pills, the cultivation speed is actually faster than those of the top inner disciples of the sect. If the setting is like this, what spiritual roots are written in the beginning? Can't everyone in a big family cultivate immortality? Give some elixirs to get the Tianling Root speed? Moreover, his parents said they wanted to cultivate to the golden elixir, but he actually agreed to it just by practicing Qi? Then I tried my best to make money to educate my parents. I was greatly shocked. Most of the resources were given to my parents. . . I don't want to see it anymore

This book was the first novel I read when I was in junior high school. I had never been exposed to online literature at that time and found it very interesting. I actually read more than 1,800 chapters😂. I accidentally discovered that it has been so many years, which is surprising

This book is amazing, the whole book is free, the author is missing

After reading the comments, I immediately knew why there were only so few comments among more than 1,900 chapters.

I've only read two chapters, and I can't understand the comments. Is filial piety a bit toxic now? Who are these people reading novels?

The author writes well. I would like to recommend the book he wrote. Friends who are book-hungry can take a look. Click on the avatar to go directly.

The story of a dutiful son cultivating immortality😓

The world of mortals is not broken yet, the fairy who repairs farts

The writing is okay, but it's too clumsy. It's not a good article, but it's abrasive.

It's OK in the front, but not in the back.

Hahahaha, there is a guy named Yuxian in the comments who is the author's account 😰

How is this 5 million written? 😒

The novel should be renamed A Filial Son Cultivation to Immortality

Let me just say one thing, why not beat Shi Weihan to death?

Borrowing precious treasures to push the book, "I will clean up the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion at the beginning, and I will complete the incomplete skills." Mortal flow, Gou Dao flow, IQ will not decrease if IQ is online, the protagonist's magical power refers to ancient magic: a wonderful pen creates a dragon, scattering beans to form an army, dividing the ground to form a river, etc. Interested Taoist friends can take a look. If you are bothering me, please contact me. [Asking mortals to recommend each other's authors]