
Cultivation Begins with Nurturing Spiritual Roots
修真从培养灵根开始
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Xuanhuan
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- 4y ago
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- Qidian
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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.
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?
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.
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!
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.