The Ninth-Rank Immortal Path

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In the 8,000 years of the Great Jin Immortal Dynasty, there was only one Human Emperor Immortal. It is said that all immortals are swallowed up by the origin of heaven to resist the invasion of demons. As a result, the Liang family has reached four levels of immortality in just a short time. What can they do to resist the devouring of the law of heaven? And why they were able to break through but no one on the Immortal Dynasty made a breakthrough? Could it be that the Liang family has more peak Nascent Souls than the entire Immortal Dynasty. And the war started so quickly? How long has it been since the founding of the People's Republic of China? How many people are loyal? After occupying the territory, won't there be need for personnel to garrison it? Aren't you afraid of being dumped if you are not stationed? How much trust do other countries have? The battle is won as long as it is said to be won. I am really not afraid of some crazy people who will just grab the tripod along the way and run away. If the Immortal Dynasty cannot be defeated, it may be true that it cannot be defeated, but it is really speechless even if it is delayed. It took hundreds of years to destroy the demon kingdom.

After reading about forty chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. I personally feel that there are several poisonous points in just about forty chapters. The first is the so-called humane suppression of spiritual energy. This is the poison of other immortals and it is a setting. Looking further, the setting of the ancestral tomb is completely unacceptable. What kind of treasures should be buried with them? Later, it was said that the protagonist's family has accumulated several second-level talismans over the past hundred years. This means that the resources of the protagonist's family are tight. Wouldn't it be nice to have treasures left for future generations? Why should they be buried with them? Then there are those nobles who say that tomb robbers are hunted down by the whole people, etc. Not all tomb robbers rob high-ranking officials and nobles, but a few rob ordinary rich people. I guess some people said that the ancestral mausoleum was forbidden and guarded by experts. Those people were stupid and insisted on hitting the current nobles with their heads. According to the author's setting, in today's terms, the Jin Dynasty means that the class is solidified. The people below are about to starve to death. Are they afraid that you will hunt them down? Then there's the part where the protagonist gets clues to the foundation-building technique. Let's not talk about whether to kill someone or not, but what if the protagonist doesn't find the woman? It will take three years to lure the snake out of the hole, and it will take three years to lure the snake out of the hole? Moreover, the Sun family believed the rumor as soon as it was spread. Does that woman have an aura of wisdom? Then it is better to just spread the news that the Sun family has the magic to become an immortal and let others destroy the Sun family and save people from being concubines. Finally, there is the secret realm of Lingding. It is recommended that the author check the information carefully and not take it for granted after reading a little bit on Du Niang. What is the Nine-Rank Zhongzheng System? To put it simply, there are no poor families in the upper ranks and no noble families in the lower ranks. To put it bluntly, the seventh, eighth and ninth grades of the Jin Dynasty are from a poor family, and the protagonist's family is not even a poor family. Under the ninth-grade Zhongzheng system, the gentry basically monopolized most of the political resources. In the world of cultivation, they controlled most of the training resources. Would a wealthy scholar family be kind enough to leave the secret realm of Lingding to the poor families below? Of course, if the author later assumes that the gentry's wealth and wealth and the thousand-year-old elixir are used as firewood, then I will write it in vain. Question: I saw that when the books were abandoned, the people in the county were obviously messing around. Wouldn't it be nice to just go and harvest them? Do the people below still dare to resist? It's really a mysterious operation to engage in conspiracy and conspiracy when the power is crushing. Slipping away

The most outrageous thing about this book is that the head of a family that practices immortality does not have any heirs. No matter how good the writing is, it cannot become a masterpiece.

After reading the introduction, I want to complain, will your ninth-grade Zhongzheng Immortal Dynasty be replaced by the Imperial Examination Immortal Dynasty?

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Sure enough, when it comes to women, they start poisoning 😰 The Zhu family was wiped out and only one woman was left, hiding in the ancestral mausoleum and poisoned like this. I have nothing to say 😅 I wonder why there is only one woman left? Shouldn't it be a few young descendants hiding in the ancestral mausoleum? The Zhu family just wants to keep this woman useful? Doesn't the Zhu family need to revive the family? Is it true that non-protagonists don't get married? Should a child with pig's feet be named Zhu?

The setting is good, but the writing is really stupid. It says that you must practice in a crowded place near the spiritual tripod, but there are even golden elixir water bandits everywhere in the wild. I don't understand why it is so difficult for a cultivating family with more than a hundred years of industry to develop a foundation-building technique, even for the most marginalized thieves and bandits in society.

Brothers, it's extremely poisonous. A woman's mindless dialogue at the beginning directly persuaded me to quit. I was thinking about it. The fight was in full swing a second ago, and then directly launched the killing move, and then directly had a friendly conversation? That woman slashed the male protagonist countless times, but in the end the male protagonist didn't show any resentment at all, but instead talked to her with a smile on her face? Do you think this is the most poisonous thing? No, no, no, what's more poisonous is yet to come. The male protagonist's family has no foundation-building skills, and then the woman throws a lotus flower to him out of thin air, saying that this is a clue to breaking through the foundation-building skills. I was thinking, you just drew your swords at each other, and now you are directly sending family heirlooms? The hero actually believed it? Then the woman made two conditions for the male protagonist, saying something like within three years. I was confused again, how dare you, a member of the exterminated tribe, dare to make such conditions so confidently. It is extremely poisonous. I have to withdraw it. I can't stand it anymore.

Chapter 3: The Zhu family is fifty kilometers away from the county seat. It took four hours, that is, eight hours (I can change it, okay?), And also used the wind speed charm. Slower than a marathon