Practice Begins with a Fisherman

The label is time travel, but the protagonist is a native. It took more than four hundred chapters to build the foundation, so this is nothing. The key is that you have to upgrade your spiritual veins and run to the open sea. After reading the title at the end, there is no content about the desert in front! It's a bit poisonous, let's run away~~~

I hope the author can pay more attention to the way the protagonist and various characters speak and the language content. After reading more than a dozen chapters, I feel that almost all the characters and the protagonist's tone of voice are basically the same. I hope the author can pay attention to this issue. It looks weird every time, and the characters are not three-dimensional enough 😰

It's not that geniuses don't have golden fingers, or that they are still casual cultivators. Why should they chase after all kinds of geniuses and demons? What about the Golden Elixir Nascent Soul? Is it arranged by the author? Books with this kind of arrangement treat readers as fools and treat the various monks in the book who have worked so hard to achieve the Golden Elixir and Nascent Soul as pigs, which is completely unreasonable. Of course, if you write a book about practicing qi and building foundations until death, just pretend that I didn't say that

I said there is a problem with the protagonist being able to survive. From the beginning to now, the protagonist cannot find anyone who wants to mess with the protagonist, and he is passive every time. And the emotional line is so ridiculous, he didn't say he likes you, marrying an old man for the sake of the family, it just feels like he betrayed you, and he was lying outside drunk, with monsters next to him. If it weren't for the protagonist's aura, he would have died there, and the protagonist had a smooth sailing, underestimated the strength of the monsters, was injured, was cheated and almost died. The protagonist went through it, but he just didn't change.

Yes, but I hope the protagonist's training qualifications are better, and don't make useless or difficult ones. That would be boring and very poisonous.

It's so embarrassing. It's so poisonous

Regardless of whether there is a golden finger or something in this book, there is no difference between relying on chance to climb up and Long Aotian!

Looking at it all the way, it's just killing monsters and upgrading, then temporarily establishing a force, and then abandoning the force in order to break through, repeating this process, it seems very boring. Many characters who can be written about, such as the first follower, the deputy island owner of Huludao and the elder of Chuan Gong..., Disappeared after being abandoned by the protagonist again and again. I can only say that I had expectations, but the food was tasteless. Then the upgrade of the protagonist is really unreasonable. If counted as addition, the protagonist would have died of old age long ago. And it is unrealistic to have constant opportunities.

Brother, someone copied your book. Please take a look. He wrote 4 chapters. Now, it is 90% similar to yours. I have begun to practice.

Don't you think the words I yelled when I broke through were very out of place? It was so embarrassing.

Four spiritual roots, no casual cultivators with golden fingers, no adventures, just fish and kill monsters to earn a little money and then buy elixirs to knead them. It's a plot like this. Fast forward to chapter 200 of foundation building, but the rest is still as bland as water. It's a waste of time to read it.

I won't talk about the realms after foundation building (front, middle, and back) and the early stage (one, two, and three), but then each level is divided into (front, middle, and back). Looks tired

Come and take a look. This is not poisonous. I am already under the Nine Springs. Waiting for you all🥺🥺🥺🥺

The beginning was very interesting, and I had my own territory, but I didn't expect him to run away. I like reading novels about mortals who develop their own power, so I gave up the book.

The overall feeling is not bad, but it takes two months to break through the first level of Qi training to the second level. It is too exaggerated. Without Bigu Pill, how can I retreat for two months by eating, drinking and having diarrhea every day? A week at most is almost the same! Later I saw that the author set that the first-order low-grade elixir needs to grow for hundreds of years. It takes too long. The first-order mid-grade, high-grade... The second-order starts at least 500 years, and the third-order thousand-year elixir! One hundred years of Qi training, two hundred years of foundation building, and five hundred years of golden elixir! This cultivation world will be exhausted of resources in a few years! ! ! Personally, I suggest that 10 to 50 years be the first level, 51 to 150 years be the second level, 151 to 300 years be the third level, 301 to 500 years be the fourth level, etc. Cultivation of immortality is about resources, and the upgrading of resources must be shorter than the life span of the monks to keep up!

The name is not good, Zhao Shou Shou, it is too ugly and difficult to pronounce, so just call me Zhao Gao, it is better than this.

Obviously the protagonist has ordinary skills and ordinary magic weapons, but the protagonist is very powerful. He practiced Qi at the fourth level and killed two evil cultivators, and one evil cultivator was at the fourth level of Qi training, and the other was at the fifth level.

I'm not going to brag, I've only read 60 chapters, so I'll give you my opinion. The tag says it is a time-travel novel, but it is true that the protagonist has never been written about time travel. The protagonist also sings some modern songs of the second grade, which is too inconsistent. The spells written are also as good as those of the second grade and Balala Little Demon Fairy. The part about Bai Bai is also very awkward, and it's too inconsistent. The author wants the protagonist's character to grow and be devoted to the Tao, but it's a pity that he can't write that feeling. If you want to write about business, write it well and add more IQ to the protagonist. It doesn't matter if you don't have a golden finger but a high IQ. Unfortunately, it is limited by the author's limited IQ. The subject matter is very good. I like to get stronger step by step. I can add some IQ to defeat monsters and upgrade myself. It's a pity that the author can't write that feeling.

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The first few dozen chapters of this book are a masterpiece. What's the point of constantly changing maps, fighting monsters, and upgrading? It's too poisonous.

The writing style of the author of this book is quite good, and the meaning he wants to express is very clear, but he may not know much about economics. For example: 1. According to the settings in the book, the world where Pig's Feet is located must be a world with highly developed humanism, because all kinds of "unexpected" panaceas can be purchased without any threshold. There is no shortage of high-end resources. For example, spiritual herbs that take thousands of years can be picked at will, and high-end talismans made from precious materials can be purchased everywhere. 2. Magic weapon: Every time you upgrade a small level (beginner, middle, and later), you need to spend a lot of energy and financial resources to find the new corresponding magic weapon. Will it affect its power? 3. High-level spiritual stones. As mentioned earlier, the only place where high-level spiritual stones can be mined in the overseas world of immortality is the place where pig feet are retreated to form elixirs. As a result, the trading currency of the entire world of immortality (above golden elixir) is actually high-level spiritual stones. We also need to prepare millions to strengthen the seal. So, where do so many high-level spiritual stones come from? Will inflation deflate? 4. Combat power: How can we win a bloody battle if pig's feet's magic weapons, exercises, skills, methods, etc. Are not advantageous and we are fighting for opportunities everywhere? Could it be that by hiding in the corners every time, you can still obtain supreme resources that are helpful for advancement in places that others look down on? 5. Cultivation time: A buddy has already calculated it very clearly. The first level of the golden elixir has actually been cultivated for 100 years. There are still 8 levels to go to make up for it? Could it be the Invincible Qiyun Gua? Opponent drops Zhi Gua? Or is it a matter of chance?

The book "The Monk Family" is rubbish. Someone is advertising it to deceive people into reading it.

This book is just so-so, and the main character doesn't know how to use alchemy, magic, or magic spells either. Over 400 chapters, I never tasted flying in the later stages of foundation building, because I couldn't buy flying magic weapons, so I still used the mid-level spiritual weapons I grabbed in the early stages of foundation building. If you disagree, you will be injured, and it will take several years to heal. It will take several years to more than 20 years to break through the bottleneck of foundation building. Maybe the author can no longer calculate the age of the protagonist. Personally, I feel that a good protagonist in a novel about cultivating immortals must have four major requirements: first, proficiency in formations, second, a strong soul, third, a powerful physical body, and fourth, the use of lightning techniques. I will send you a few excellent works as examples, (The Mortal's Biography of Cultivation of Immortality) (Inquiry into Immortality) (Cultivation of Immortality is a Hard Work) (Li Dakai's Notes on Cultivation of Immortality). Fellow Taoists, please give me your advice.

"The Monk Family" invited a lot of sailors. Fellow Taoists, please block it if you see it. It's still a female protagonist. It's disgusting!

What stands out is that it is a book that specifically describes the protagonist who is a relatively rare water attribute cultivator.

Are there any novels about cultivating immortals like this one? The protagonist should not have a system. No golden fingers. Don't practice too quickly. Not holy mother, not bloody

Recommend a family-style fairy tale - Sun's Journey to Immortality. The quality is guaranteed. It is neither holy nor brainless.

Recommend a family-style fairy tale - Sun's Journey to Immortality. The quality is guaranteed. It is neither holy nor brainless.

No wonder this novel isn't popular, it's too long-winded

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