My Immortal Cultivation Relies Solely on Passives

The author is very diligent in reading books. He said before that the daughter of the sect master cannot practice cultivation, but later he was fully qualified to the ninth level of the Lingtai. As a prostitute, I even added two cents to spray you.

Although I have only read dozens of chapters, the author's capriciousness is really hard to bear. No matter what the writing style or plot of a book is, how can the most basic character setting be changed at will? It's so slow in the front and so reckless in the back. It's finished but not completely finished. It starts to take away from the settings in less than three chapters. This is surprising. . .

Poison me directly!

You can increase your defense after recovering from injuries. My first thought was to give myself a knife to refresh my defense. No wonder not many people read this book and don't do anything cool about it. Take my advice, only by showing off can you attract popularity.

This author slaps himself in the face when he writes 9 chapters out of 7, so don't use your brain if you want to read it. It's all about raising Gu without giving resources

I seriously suspect that this book is a studio work, and was assigned to at least two or more shooters to write it. The specific manifestations are frequent setting changes, inconsistent performance, and the shortest interval is no more than twenty chapters. This situation usually occurs when multiple shooters expand and add water according to the outline at the same time. At the same time, there is no communication between the shooters. Therefore, one shooter has no idea about the setting of another shooter, and completely follows the outline. What is manifested is frequent setting changes and inconsistent performance, sometimes carelessly and sometimes recklessly.

After reading ten chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. Has the author ever thought about how the former disciples of the sect survived? If half of the elixirs are robbed and you can't survive, then does that mean that only the master is left in the sect?

Originally, I thought that the protagonist would not pay the protection fee, so what could be done? It turns out that the best way is to be beaten up, almost beaten to death, and then targeted by various people. I thought the protagonist had some brains, what a genius, 666

Looking at the introduction, the introduction of Tenacity and Taoism Seeds is a bit confusing. Can tenacity keep one from dying? The reply is one percent death. Taoist seeds can only be increased by one percent?

I recommend a passive weapon that controls the undead, and the opponent is Shadow Demon. Make some magic changes. Killing a creature and enslaving its soul is similar to a tiger working for a tiger. There is no upper limit for gold skills, and the level of the undead controlled is the level at the time of death and cannot be increased.