I Have an Immortal Cave Dwelling

The book friends who were still reading squeaked. 😃

There are too few chapters! I just watched a few pictures, they look very good! It is a very wonderful novel. Although the current results are not very satisfactory, it is because there are too few chapters. As long as there are more chapters, the results will definitely get better! As long as the author can persist and work hard to write chapter 1600! ! ! The results will definitely be very good. It's too hard to wait for books, especially good-looking novels. It's better to wait until you gain weight before reading. The author must work hard and update! Come on, keep working hard and write! ! ! Never give up! I am very optimistic about your book! ! !

If you don't have the resources to cultivate all the way to Zifu, you have to choose to build 1,000 white jade towers. There are wars everywhere. Instead of improving your strength quickly, you are still building buildings everywhere to earn spiritual stones. Do you lack some spiritual stones? Moreover, you have to practice the elixirs and magic weapons needed for so many buildings. How much time will it take for you? Without strength you are nothing. This is a typical case where the author is crazy about suppressing the protagonist.

It's written like a hammer, it's messy, and it makes me look confused! Especially in District 5.

How did the ancestor of the Lin family die? Shanheye is sold in batches and is standard for Zifu's subordinates, but his own ancestor is not equipped with it? Is it normal that monks above the Zifu of the Lin family can hardly die?

I wanted to read the article about cultivating immortals and farming, but ended up reading over a hundred of them. I thought I was either fighting or on the road to fighting. There were only a few chapters on the development of farming.

The protagonist is like a baby who has not been severely beaten by society, innocent and immature. Being the protagonist in a world of cannibalistic immortality can only be said to be disgusting.

A very nice novel about cultivating immortals, with a reliable world view of cultivating immortals. There is no Holy Mother, decisive killing, and no heroine. It is normal for the protagonist to create a force, and the plot is okay. At the very least, it is normal for the strong to take advantage of the lives of the weak, and the protagonist respects the strong. Unlike some time-travel novels, I wish I could bring the law with me! The most annoying kind of time-traveling novels always have to stand on the moral high ground. If you practice evil ways, you will be damned, or if you practice evil ways and practice Buddhist techniques, it is nonsense. To destroy a force, you have to be unforgivable. There are not so many unforgivable evils in the world of immortal cultivation. Everything is for immortality and resources!

He is not a time traveler, he has no sense of substitution, and the protagonist grew up in the family, but he was not brainwashed to hand over the golden finger. You must know that similar to the big families in ancient times, they were brainwashed to dedicate everything to the family since they were young. Only those small families with no background will let their own children go.

Hey, I've always wanted to ask what the use of that terracotta warrior is? The protagonist of the group fights all by himself. Make orders yourself. After all, that thing is useless in the whole process, and it also takes up resources. Forget about occupying resources, you don't write about him, it's useless anyway, just forget about him, we also forget about him, you have to mention it every two chapters, mention it every two chapters, and then he is of no use at all.