Cultivation Begins with Cultivating Spiritual Roots

This book is ruthlessly helpful, only the path of cultivation, lacking a trace of movement and surprise.

Let's take a look at the author. I really can't help but criticize him. He is a cultivator of immortality, and he also engages in fortune-telling. Then he listens to other people's words for no reason, is that your old enemy, and is he going to be killed by the protagonist? Do you believe this in cultivating immortals? Let's not talk about whether it's someone with ulterior motives borrowing a knife to kill someone, but let's just say that this kind of plot in Xiuxian is really piggy and terrible. Now the latest chapter gives people the feeling that if I tell you to go east, you can't go west. This is written in Xiuxian. I have to say it again, it's really piggy.

I just want to ask, when the time comes when the peak master checks the medicine garden and finds that so many herbs are missing, how do you explain it?

I have read about sword intention, knife intention, and fist intention. This book contains leg intention. If it were from the Hehuan Sect, would it be possible to practice X intention?

I only took three of the fifty Foundation Building Pills. Is it because the protagonist's wife is too useless, or there is something wrong with the pill recipe, or because the cultivators of immortality are now taller and more powerful. Even Han Paopao's 4 spiritual root pills are only eight out of ten pills.

It looks good and will be popular But I think there is a poisonous point, and the mortal spiritual root is not so bad, right? After taking the ancient foundation-building pill, you still need so much, so what do you want others to do? And won't you get erysipelas if you take so many elixirs? Overall, it is very good and worth pursuing. Although there are some minor flaws, the overall logic is clear and fascinating, and the plot is well organized.

I don't want to read it anymore. From the first level of qi training, it starts to be divided into middle school and late stages.

Gou? Why can't I see Gou at all? What kind of devil have I offended? Who has the protagonist's ability to cause trouble? Is this called Gou?

It's tiring to watch. There are many places that cannot be explained logically.

If Bu Gou was alive, he wouldn't be able to watch it anymore. It was time travel. It's such a big bug. Bu Gou's family cultivated their own family and cultivated power. He showed his face everywhere and turned from a scum into a peerless genius. Such a big secret was destroyed before it could grow, right? There is no natural reason for immortality, and the spiritual roots were tested at the beginning!

The level of Qi training is also divided into initial, middle and final levels! Too watery!

I hope the author will not forget the introduction. He only breaks through the Nascent Soul when his life span is exhausted in one year.

I saw your protagonist changing his name with Dan Yao, talking and chatting about his feelings. I was distracted and couldn't stand it anymore. Stop cultivating immortality and just talk about your feelings.

In what age are you really still writing about useless materials? So many geniuses and treasures are wasted on you.

Almost all online articles must be narcissistic. Very idiotic. Very off-putting. Not every book must follow this template. Not every protagonist has the same character.

The setting of the first chapter is a bit confusing: 1. Since mortal families can come to the Immortal Gate to get skin, it means that their power is useful in the mortal world. It means that the population of immortals will not be too large, otherwise it will not be the turn of mortal families to gain power in cities (not villages). 2. Since there are not many people cultivating immortals, it means that the resources or difficulty of cultivating immortals are not small. It is unlikely that there will be any achievements in the qi training period of about 3 years. Otherwise, it will be effective in such a short time. There is no need to fight for power in the mortal world. If a family wants to gain power in a city, it may take 10 years or even 2-3 generations to achieve results. To obtain power resources, you must squeeze out and offend other people in the same area. As a result, in a few years, a neighbor may have a very powerful cultivator. Immortal cultivators can cultivate force in a short time. There are too many irresistible factors for ordinary families. Most families will not have the motivation to waste resources and fight for power and offend others. They will only live a peaceful life of being rich. (It has the same meaning as having a powerful government) 3. Since mortals have a way to gild the Immortal Gate, it means that mortals can integrate resources in their own world. Having this time and manpower also means that the Immortal Gate is less likely to kill mortals indiscriminately, and is unlikely to have the opportunity to go out of the mountain gate to directly interfere with the mortal world. There are institutional restrictions. 4. You can fly with a sword after a 3-year Qi training period, which shows that the 3-year Qi training period has the ability to reduce the dimensionality of the mortal world. At the same time, the life span of the Qi training period can be as high as two to three hundred years, which shows that for a mortal family, a 3-year Qi training period can indirectly deter other forces from the same region in two to three hundred years. Two to three hundred years will be at least 7-9 generations. Such a long span of time will only flatter the mortal forces who follow the immortal cultivators. Going to the immortal gate to gild is putting the cart before the horse. After reading the first chapter in just a few minutes, I felt uncomfortable with the author's setting in the first chapter.

Refining Qi (1~9) Building the foundation (complete after junior high school) Golden elixir (complete after junior high school) Nascent Soul (complete after junior high school) Hua Shen (complete after junior high school) Fusion (complete after junior high school) Dongxu (complete after junior high school) Transcending the tribulation (after junior high school) Perfection) Mahayana period (junior middle school and later perfection) Loose Immortal (1~9) 9 calamities Loose Immortal is comparable to Golden Immortal Immortal True Immortal Celestial Immortal Xuan Immortal Golden Immortal Daluo Golden Immortal Immortal Lord Immortal Emperor Immortal Lord Asian Saint Godman Lower God Medium God Upper God God King God Emperor Ancient God God Emperor Great Master (master a kind of law) Breaking through the universe (create the world by yourself, most protagonists in novels create the world in their own bodies, some protagonists will put Buddha relics, etc. In the beads they get)

Share on my bookshelf. The protagonist denies his relatives and is decisive in killing anyone who blocks his path!

The beauty was gone when she put it in the bowl, the first wife was gone when she put it in, and the second wife was gone when she put it in. They didn't even ask each other inside?

If you post one post a day, you won't be able to get popular even if you want to

After reading the second chapter, I feel very poisonous. I always want to write something of my own but don't want to use my brain and just rely on it. Looking at the introduction again, I know that my spiritual roots are not very good but I still cultivate this and that, haha

The author doesn't know what to think. When the protagonist was on the third level of Qi training and checked by his master, he deliberately replaced it with pure spiritual energy. Do you need to worry about why the spiritual energy is pure? Did the author forget that a senior who is at the seventh level of Qi training 'gifted' the protagonist 50 mid-grade spiritual energy pills? After that, the protagonist suddenly stopped being stubborn and planned to rise from the third level of Qi training to the peak of the sixth level of Qi training in three years, and to enter the top 10 in the competition.

Thank you Shennong! 😏

Alas😔! The logic of this book is quite normal. Based on my personal experience of reading novels for more than ten years, this book is very good, the logic is relatively good, the personality of the protagonist is also well described, and the supporting characters are also okay, better than most books. Only one person in a million mortals can become an immortal, but the descendants of those who can become immortals have a 50% chance of having spiritual roots.

Guys, can this book help others cultivate their spiritual roots? Can you find a path for mortals to possess spiritual roots? Can it benefit all living beings?

The protagonist's life is too smooth, like cheating

I really don't like the system when it comes to cultivating immortals, but Golden Finger can accept it.

It started to feel wrong from chapter 186, until chapters 193 and 194, the author finally went crazy. This is a fairy tale. Although from the beginning I felt that the protagonist's life was too smooth, I saw this female protagonist who had given the male protagonist a lot of resources and practiced elixirs for free. When we meet again, without saying a few words, we just like each other and become a couple. And there are only two people showing up in Luoshen Palace. The heroine and the uncle didn't explain why they were so miserable at that time. They will just give it to them for free when they meet again. Is your hero a succubus? 😭 The emotional drama is written like a romantic Mary Sue. . . . . . Who is Luo Shen Palace? What happened to Luo Yirong before? If you don't talk about it, your feelings will go straight to your stomach, right?

Come on, you wrote it well. Otherwise, if I stopped updating for so long, I should have done better.

By the way, it was pretty good after reading the free chapter. Why did it end so quickly? It's a pity.