Immortality Begins with Daughters

To sum up, the protagonist without a system is a useless person, his heart is higher than the sky, and his life is thinner than paper.

I thought it was a family story at first, but I didn't expect it to be a stallion

Another day I will write about how eternal life begins in a brothel!

Your special professional status is not highlighted in this novel.

If you don't write a book seriously, the number of months a child will be born will be the same.

Author, come out and reply. The child was born eight months later. My wife stayed in the sect for three months. She found out that something had happened to you and came back. Are you sure the child belongs to the protagonist?

The realm of this book is: Nurture is comparable to the early stage of Qi training, innate is comparable to the middle stage of Qi training, and the master is comparable to the late stage of Qi training (there are twelve levels of Qi training) (There are nine levels of Grandmaster in the original text, and there is a seventh level Grandmaster in the original text, which is equivalent to the tenth level of Qi training). In the later period, several masters threatened to come to the door of your home. They were really at the door of your home. Now, Yu is threatening you and them to hunt for treasures outside your door. At this time, the protagonist has returned to the seventh level of Qi training, plus a treasure body comparable to the great master) The King of Martial Arts is comparable to the Golden Pill, and then there will be the King of Martial Arts. After the King of Martial Arts, there may be Martial Sects, Martial Lords, Martial Emperors, Martial Saints, Martial Gods, and Martial Immortals. . . . What is the situation in this book? Anyway, warriors are much better than cultivators of immortality. The reason is that warriors are more difficult than cultivating immortals. The original text says that King Wu is more terrifying than Jin Dan, and it is not difficult for King Wu to kill Jin Dan. I mentioned earlier that warriors are better than cultivators, but I can barely accept it. After all, I thought the Grand Master had come to an end, and I didn't expect a Martial King to pop up. . . This is my summary of this book, goodbye In the novel I read before, the realm of a warrior is equivalent to the first level of Qi training of an innate and immortal cultivator, the equivalent of a Grandmaster to the second level of Qi training, and the equivalent of a Grand Master to the third level of Qi training.

After reading Chapter 55, I really can't stand it anymore. I'll spend my monthly pass to complain. Pig's feet obviously have such a useful golden finger. It means that you can upgrade by hanging up. You can draw talismans and you don't lack training resources. You have to have a brain cramp to explore the cave with others. You don't have to guess and there will be a lot of nonsense. What's the benefit of exploring the cave? The reason is so bad. Do you need that bullshit sword technique? What's the use? According to this progress, you can build the foundation in 1 or 2 years at most. When the time comes, what kind of skills can you get when you return to the family and sect? There is a golden mountain that you have to do this kind of thing if you don't guard it. If the demon fish doesn't have a steady hand, it will be unable to explore the cave, right? Pig's Feet does not lack foundation-building techniques or resources. I can't figure out why you would risk your life on something that is useless. The author should think carefully about whether he is writing a passionate novel or a moral novel. Don't be unstable at one moment.

It's better to keep Han Wan'er and throw it away. Don't watch it uninterestingly. I also want to see the protagonist clarify the misunderstanding and make up as before, and the family is reunited.

Get rid of the water here every day, code words 😎

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Han Waner must have guessed Shen Chuxue's identity, right?

If she wanted to explain to her daughter, she would have to spend her savings to be more convincing.

If Han Wan'er wants to explain to her daughter, she has to use her savings to be more convincing. If she explains the elixir in Chapter 287, she can overturn the protagonist's conclusion. It should be dropped. The protagonist has a fake one.