The Ye Family's Record of Immortal Cultivation

(The following is my personal opinion, please don't spray it randomly. You can communicate with me after reading it. I hope you won't delete the post. Thank you very much🙏) I don't quite understand Chapter 41. The protagonist obtains the Foundation Establishment Pill Queen based on his own strength, but wants to hand it over to his family. In the early stage, it was said how rare the Foundation Establishment Pill was, and it was something that the family needed to fight for with all its strength. As the most potential person in the family, the protagonist doesn't know how to keep it for himself. The most important things are obtained by his own strength. Logically speaking, he has a clear conscience. Even from the family's point of view, giving the Foundation Establishment Pill to a talented junior is more useful to the family than an old man who is old and has little potential. This should be the priority from a family standpoint. If the protagonist builds the foundation one day early, he will have a high probability of reaching the next level. And based on the protagonist's cultivation speed, if the Foundation Establishment Pill is given to either of the two, the time it takes for them to reach the Foundation Establishment will not differ much. Staying in the family should be to enjoy the shade under the trees, but it gives me the feeling that the protagonist is struggling to support the family. The existence of the family does not give the protagonist any important help. With the protagonist's golden finger (half a spiritual stone is unlimited), the cultivation speed may be faster. Finally, the protagonist gave the Foundation Establishment Pill to the family, and several elders of the family praised it verbally. The author described the Foundation Establishment Pill as such an important thing, and the protagonist was like a fool and took it for granted. Think about it, there are at least 15 or so late-stage qi-training monks in the family. Who wouldn't want to give it a try in their lifetime? How the author arranged it made me feel awkward.

I found a seedling of a family cultivating immortality. The writing is quite good. Come on!

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It would be great if you can keep writing.

Although the author did not write carefully in the setting details: for example, if a monk leaves Lingshan without spiritual energy for a long time, his cultivation will regress, but the essence of life will not affect his longevity, and his realm will not regress. However, this book is still very good, and I give you all the recommendations this month, come on (ง •̀_•́)ง!

The contradiction written by the author is not prominent enough. Why the breakthrough to Zifu failed and Fang City was occupied? It should be because the opponent is stronger. Wanting to obtain more resources leads to conflicts.

Chapter 425: Foundation-building monks still have to pay "protection fees" when selling elixirs? What is the author thinking~~~A second-level alchemist can only barely make ends meet?

After reading dozens of chapters, please leave a comment. If you don't like it, don't spray it. Thank you! This book. . . Really average! First of all, let's talk about Golden Finger. The author has already set up the early functions of Goldfinger, but the protagonist seems to be afraid of ghosts. If you are really afraid of being discovered, the author advises you to simply not write this cheat function for the time being. What is a golden finger? To put it bluntly, it's just for the protagonist to cheat on. You wrote it first, expressed your regret at having to let the public know about it, and then broke it yourself several times. This is true. . . Let's talk about the family. I've read a hundred chapters, and the protagonist is always alone. This is. . . Carrying a big turtle shell? And then you still want to dance? It feels like no one in the family is the same. There is also the section about the spiritual wine, the section about catching the spirit mice, and the section about sacrifice. The author seems to want to write it, or he thinks that writing it in this way can show that the older generation of a family considers everything for the sake of the family, and is not even afraid of sacrifice. But, to be honest, I really didn't write it down. Then let's talk about the cultivation background of the novice map set by the author. On the one hand, it expresses the cruelty of the battle, and on the other hand, the main character runs around in the family. There are also techniques and the settings of the spells are really. . . Author, please distinguish clearly. Kung Fu is a method of cultivation, spells are methods of fighting and fighting, and means of protecting the Dao! Alas~ I have read nearly a hundred chapters, more than ninety chapters, and I really can't stand it anymore. Maybe the author will write more exciting stories later! Let's summarize. Whether it is the characterization of the protagonist and supporting characters or the various arrangements for advancing the plot, it is really average. Come on, author!

It looks great, but it's a bit watery in some places. The protagonist is a little timid. After all, he has practiced Qi and is weak, but can he be strong in front of the golden elixir after building the foundation? , So you still have to use it.