Immortality Begins with a Rogue Cultivator

The protagonist has learned a bunch of random spells, such as Malicious Detection, Qi Watching, Chiyang Swordsmanship, and Yuyang Fire Rain Technique. The key is to practice Qi for the third period. You are almost the same as a child of a small family, but you are a casual cultivator with bad skills, and you are still a four-spirited person. A magic weapon also comes with a small magical power, which is still a crappy magic weapon. The power system is in a mess. Logically speaking, at the third level of Qi training, you can only use a few fireball spells or fireball charms. At the 6th level of Qi training, you can use magic weapons, and at the 9th level of Qi training, you can use powerful spells. His intelligence is that of an average person. He has only traveled through time for a few years, and he has learned so many spells, and he is still doing well. I really don't know how to evaluate it

The book is really over-exhausted at the beginning. I know the author wants to describe the difficulties of casual cultivators, but the problem is, forget about the difficulties in cultivation, why do you write the immortal cultivator like a refugee? It is normal to be poor in cultivation materials, but you will not lack yellow and white things when cultivating immortals.

Emmmmm, I didn't read it when I saw Lingyue City. Let me talk about this book first. Although it is not to my taste, it is still a relatively good article about grain and grass. The plot is as bland as water. Although it is a casual cultivator in the early stage, it is inexplicably taken over by a foundation-building consummation girl with a background. Xiu is accepted as a disciple, and then he is given the inheritance of martial arts that directly refers to the golden elixir. There are also some inexplicable plots, such as Bai Xiaohan. The protagonist's survival to successfully build the foundation is all due to luck. Chance and other things were picked up by the protagonist for nothing. It is not what I thought a casual cultivator should be. I think casual cultivators strive for a chance to build a foundation, make friends, form a force, act as a gang of robbing cultivators, rob resources, survive hard, and finally build a foundation in their fifties, instead of building a foundation in their twenties and thirties like now. The golden finger of the protagonist in the early stage is not very useful at all. It is equivalent to the experience version of spiritual consciousness, because the foundation-building monk can carve jade slips, watch a memory repeatedly, and detect the situation of the ten battles in the radius. I mean that the golden finger of the protagonist is not that strong, but it can still build the foundation easier than the disciples of the sect. It is very unreasonable. The protagonist will participate in big and small events when he goes to a place, and then start picking up money. When I first saw that the protagonist was a Talisman Master, and then the female cultivator surnamed Huang was also a Talisman Master, I thought she was the heroine, or at least a supporting female character, but it turned out that she had no part in the role. Then I also thought that Bai Xiaohan was a heroine, an alchemist, talented, and went there to find such a good Taoist companion, but inexplicably she explored a cave and then the character disappeared. The last time I didn't understand was to accept two maids, one A mortal has the ability. A little girl with three spiritual roots can obviously be well cultivated, but a tool man comes inexplicably. The tools need to be oiled and maintained regularly. As a result, the protagonist has no idea of ​​nurturing her and allows her to grow wildly. In the end, she has a bad mentality and has no value. There is an old groove stuck in her throat. Finally, when she arrives in Lingyue City, there is only a mortal next to her. What is the use of mortals in this world? Even if the lifespan is not long enough, no matter how talented you are, it is difficult to defeat him. How arrogant are the immortal cultivators? Looking at mortals like pigs and dogs, who would obey the management of a mortal in this situation? Then the protagonist Ji Ji has been being harassed by the Ji Ji family before. This is a hatred that blocks his way. As a result, the protagonist didn't even think about dealing with it and just left. It was like he was targeted for no reason. Then he became rich and didn't say anything. Good guy.

I don't know what's going on, but when the male protagonist came to Helingzong, it was like he was a different person. In the early stage, he made money by making talismans, but in the later stage, he relied solely on cheating. Practice also changed from the original ascetic practice to sleeping with women.

Han Li, the protagonist of "The Legend of Mortal Cultivation of Immortality", possesses the Heaven Palm Vase. With the heaven-defying assistance of the Heaven Palm Vase, Han Li surpasses everyone. The protagonists of the mortal stream should have a golden finger that is so powerful that it can change their fate just like Han Li had the Sky Palm Bottle.

Spinach, let me ask a few questions. First: Lu Zhong is too fast in the middle stage of foundation building. Second: Is it serious to pay 300~400 spirit stones per month for setting up the formation? Only 3,000 spirit stones in one year is less than what you earn during the Qi training period; third: Are there only three complete second-level spells of Feixing inheritance? It's still something that comes with the skill; fourth: learning a flying talisman can only be sold to those in the Qi training stage. Have you really considered this market? There has never been an introduction that you can use flying talismans during the Qi training period. When I was learning, I said that flying talismans are easy to sell and the money earned can be used until the later stage of foundation building. Now, just to make the protagonist a formation master, you have to set it up? Fifth: The main character 4 spiritual root cultivation speed is too fast. I started to find a master to teach the Seven Mysterious Arrow Avoidance Talisman for 2 years to the middle stage. In the middle stage, I learned the exorcism talisman in the later stage, and in the later stage, I learned the golden light talisman to build the foundation (it should be possible to copy other immortal cultivation skills from scratch). So as long as the sect pays the teaching fee and a little help, theoretically every sect disciple can build the foundation, right?

Alas, I feel that going to the spirit world is a bit too hasty. Shui Ni has never looked like Shui Ni, and Yu Feng'er is only in the middle stage of Nascent Soul. It lacks strength but occupies so much territory. It would be strange if nothing happens after the protagonist leaves.

And there is such a currency as talisman money, so I'm trying to persuade you to quit.

I don't see any advantages of the protagonist. Why can he build a foundation? The author wrote before that there has been only one Four Spiritual Root Builder in ten thousand years. There are countless resources better than the protagonist. How can the protagonist be able to build a foundation?

The feeling of this book is that the author didn't seem to write it carefully. I guess the author is a student. Many things are written very childishly. Sometimes the plot is confusing and the thinking is disorganized. The original concept and plot are quite satisfactory, but he didn't write it seriously. He probably just wanted to earn about 2,000 yuan a month in royalties and then it was ruined.