Cultivation Starts from the Escort Agency

The idea is great, but the author messed up the training system too much. There is one system for ferocious beasts, another system for cultivation, and another system for games. Completely unifying

The writing style is okay. The plot aside, it's better than some poems written about the temple of King Nuwa and Mulan. The main thing is that the materials, techniques, and names are really a bit dramatic. It's a headache. What the hell is motherless iron?

I read a lot of chapters, and the more I read, the more embarrassed I feel. To be honest, your plug-in protagonist's cultivation level is not faster than the people around you. Do you want to overpower the protagonist's cultivation level and play a level-up challenge? Then you open a plug-in? Several people in the escort agency have been practicing for half a year and have become as good as the protagonist. I asked, is this a protagonist? The more I look at it, the more embarrassing it becomes. It always suppresses the protagonist's cultivation, so it's embarrassing. The protagonist's cultivation is as slow as a B, and the ordinary people around him practice as if they are riding a rocket. What's more, they shout to pretend to be B every day, and those who try to die will die without a complete body, and then the protagonist commits suicide in various ways? Just say that you won't get anywhere if you just keep quiet? It's really embarrassing. Since you can only kill players in plug-ins, what on earth is the protagonist doing wandering around outside every day? Since you are afraid of death, are you going to cause trouble everywhere? I want to be the Shilipo Sword God, but I feel useless and always mention cheats. Is your relationship with a cheat slower than that of ordinary people? 😥

I want to ask the author. Is it because the protagonist won't be upgraded if he doesn't collect enough 100 Xuan-level skills? After encountering so many opportunities and risking so many lives, just for a few Xuan-level skills that are at your fingertips? ? ? What are you picturing? Why don't you take the elixir that can upgrade you to another level and give it to others? A good person? Going to other countries to help people fight monsters, and then exposing your own family wealth after the fight, is this sick? Afraid of dying slowly? Have you seen a woman's IQ drop by 100%?

If I had that kind of golden finger, I would just stay in one area. If my spiritual energy is not enough, I would change to another one. I would keep refining alchemy and weapons without any shortage of resources. Anyway, the game world is not lacking in life and death training. If you offend anyone in the real world, you can directly kill people and rub their ashes. You can directly cultivate to the peak of the divine transformation stage or the late Nascent Soul. 500 Years of game life is enough for you. 500 Days of vicissitudes in the human world are enough for you to play. , This kind of Qi training and foundation building is starting to become popular, you have a golden finger, how dare you?

It's an old-fashioned plot. The protagonist is in the escort agency, and the escort agency is about to be wiped out two or three times. Every time the fight is fought, the protagonist is blindly attacking the protagonist. Or maybe it's because the protagonist is jealous of the woman next to the protagonist, which leads to a vendetta... Is this the halo of the protagonist? The protagonist will upgrade quickly if he has a golden finger, and the three or four supporting players will upgrade as fast as the protagonist 😅

It's outrageous. In a small escort agency, except for the main character, almost all of them are geniuses. Even the head escort who is in his forties or fifties can reach the fifth level of Qi training in half a year. The main character cheats for an extra day every three days, and only reaches the fourth level of Qi training in eight months. Moreover, no matter who is related to the main character, they can upgrade very fast. This makes other natives particularly useless. . .

Since the male protagonist has cheats (which he says he is cheating on), he still has to run around everywhere, and he is still making trouble for himself when he is not strong enough. Why can't he find a place to survive in the game and become stronger? In the game, there is a BOOS who only gives players an instant kill at level 5 in half a year. He doesn't want to find ways to increase his strength and is still running around in the real world. Isn't he not good in the game?

I can't understand a cheating protagonist and those who follow the plot like Han Li. The protagonist doesn't need skills or pills, but only magic weapons. After entering the game so many times, he can't upgrade as fast as his friends. He goes out to hang out every day, saying that he doesn't have routines, and goes out to hang out again. Han Li can't compare. Is this what two people are like? It's better to write about a native, who will probably level up faster than the protagonist due to chance.

It can be said that the front is fairy grass, and the back is all five poisons. The protagonist's level is deliberately suppressed. The protagonist's level depends on killing players. What if the pig's feet cannot keep up with the player's level? Has the author considered it? There are still players who practice Qi in two or three years. Is this game a real world? Can a player's cultivation be taken away? If you can't take it away, you can't spend your whole life playing this game. Don't expect people to still be playing this game twenty or thirty years after Jin Dan. . . Besides, those people in the escort agency have improved their cultivation too quickly. They can reach it in about a year after more than ten years. Is it faster than a pig's feet? Forget about just one, having several faster than the protagonist would be too poisonous. The author always says that he should be patient, but he wanders around. Does the author feel that this way he can win over readers on both sides? If you only write "Gou" or "Lang", your results will be better than this. I feel that the most obscene person in writing is Huang Ting Daozu, and his book Beginning with Daoguo, not to mention the profligate ones.

The author is so cold and cold, please say something to warm up the atmosphere 🙂

It was okay in the front, but in the back, the people around the protagonist just relied on a single skill and had nothing. Their cultivation progress was faster than the protagonist's pile of opportunities. I knew it was broken and it was no longer interesting.

In Chapter 100, he was directly poisoned and died. Originally, he just tolerated some of the previous poisonous points. . The protagonist, Gold Finger, has been sweeping up resources from other sects, and he is still just refining Qi 8. . That Zhao Xiaopeng reached the fourth or fifth level of Qi refining in a few months, and then directly surpassed the protagonist in the 100th chapter. . Niubi.

Shock! This is a shabby escort agency in a mountainous area. All of them are cultivation geniuses.

Another book about having an affair with a bunch of women for hundreds of chapters and still being virgins? 🤔

The protagonist's personality is a bit childish, can he be more mature?

Sending exercises everywhere. On the surface, he says he is stubborn and shrewd, but in reality he is stupid.

As the title says, this is an old book with no experience. According to book friends' comments, it is a bit toxic in the early stages and gradually gets better after a hundred chapters. If you want to go, please hold on in the early darkness and wait for the dawn.

As a very cowardly protagonist, he has a hobby and likes to give away exercises to others. The leakage of a single exercise method during a mission can cause a bloody storm, and several families may be wiped out. He also gives gifts to friends who have met both sides, friends in the escort agency, and friends who are casual cultivators.

The more you write, the worse it gets. Later on, it starts to get messy. Forcibly sending chance pets is too deliberate. Can't you practice elixirs by yourself, brush monsters and upgrade?

Level upgrading is too messy. There are only two old men in their 50s and 60s in a century-old family who have reached the middle stage of Qi training. The friend of the protagonist has become an intermediate level in half a year and his talent is not particularly good. He directly persuaded me to quit.

To test everyone's purity, type shw on the full keyboard to see what the word is.

It was okay in the beginning, the protagonist would use golden fingers to grow up, but after chapter 50, the protagonist was assigned a pet that could bring danger to the protagonist at any time. . . And because I have to upgrade the snake, I have to go into dangerous places. . . Obviously you can use golden fingers to find a place to grow slowly, but you insist on arranging it like this. . . Just like that

After watching it, I like the character's personality, but it's a little childish or a little mature. The plot is good, and I can feel immersed in it. I'm looking forward to the rest of it. If it doesn't jump, it will be considered a high-quality production.

Is this a pornographic article about a stallion who is a genius?

Ten recommended votes every day, give me a boost

Chapter 200 is still the foundation building period, extremely poisonous

I watched it for a long time but didn't understand it! There is a golden finger but it is a bit broken! I say it's a slut, but I've been wandering around

I would like to ask, when this book is finished, will the protagonist reach the golden elixir stage? Except for not practicing, everything else in this book is done very diligently. It is grinding and grinding, and it does not level up in a hundred chapters. It is really excellent.

It's another 2 chapters that are short and weak. I wanted to post a comment today to complain, but I looked at the comments and found that there are so many bad things. You can delete them. Now I follow the updates every day. When I read some of the comments, I feel confused. What are you talking about? Are you talking about this novel?