Cultivation of Immortality: Leading the Family to Rise

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The difference in your cultivation speed is too ridiculous. A single spiritual root is 6,000 times that of five spiritual roots, which is equivalent to more than 16 years of a single spiritual root equaling five spiritual roots.

Pig's feet are just for practicing Qi. How can you lead the family?

People who have lived for hundreds of years! You don't have the brains of a teenager! Your book is destined to fail! This is Shusensuke! Your compassion is overflowing! Not ruthless enough!

By the way, shouldn't this decision-making be discussed with the Yuan Ying Patriarch? People become mature with age, but the protagonist is still relatively immature! There is also a family that feels a bit confusing because there is no seniority. In more than a hundred chapters, the main combat power of the family, the Golden elixir elders, are not known. Specifically, how many levels of Jin elixir are each elder, and what professions can be mentioned a little bit. Is the Jin elixir divided into junior middle and late stages, or is it the ninth level of the Jin elixir? I feel that the explanation is not clear, and then the combat power of Jindan and Yuanying feels too close, and the illusion that Yuanying is easily overwhelmed by the beasts without Yuanying... The character creation is a bit poor...

The family is good, the talent is good, it was originally very good, but why is it about elixir training, it is directly lowered, and there is no point to watch. Now there are too many articles about elixir training. In some places, the author treats people like fools. He calls the foundation-building Taoist fellows to practice Qi. He looks speechless, and unrelated casual cultivators also go to save him. The main elder of the family also agrees that the whole family is a holy mother bitch? They have all become immortals. Most people who have achieved the Golden Elixir should have some IQ, right? Don't write that there are mentally retarded people everywhere.

I have traveled through the Yuanying family and still need you to lead the rise. What's going on? Who gave you the courage, Liang Jingru?

The writing is quite nonsense. The family can practice the knotting elixir at will, but the protagonist's father does not contribute enough and has to go out and spend a lot of money to buy the knotting elixir. Isn't this funny? As mentioned before, a family's contribution is equivalent to one spiritual stone. Can't the protagonist's father and grandfather exchange spiritual stones or elixirs for family contribution? After mentioning that the protagonist's grandfather is also a monk who is about to break through to the late stage of the Golden Core, his father has also reached the eighth level of foundation building. Is he so poor? A family member needs elixirs to break through the realm. Not only does the family not support it, but can't it be flexible? With such rigid family rules, this family should have been destroyed long ago, but they still want to inherit it for five thousand years? Don't be ridiculous. If a family can be passed down for so long, the various clan rules must be very complete. There can't be such rigid rules. Such rigid rules will only alienate the clan members. Is there a difference between the rules of the family and the clan? Sect inheritance pays attention to fairness and justice, and family inheritance must also pay attention to human relations and sophistication on the basis of fairness and justice.

Foundation Establishment is 120-240, Golden Elixir is 240-500, and Nascent Soul is 500-1000. The lifespan is doubled at each stage, but I would like to ask how the difficulty of practicing Foundation Establishment is compared with Nascent Soul? The further you go, the harder it becomes to break through. The difficulty is not only doubled, but twice as much. It is not an exaggeration to say ten times or a hundred times. However, your life span is only doubled. If you are injured, the golden elixir is more than 400 years old and the Nascent Soul is more than 900.

The writing is simply a running account. The writing style is so poor that it makes people have no desire to read on.

None of the swordsmen in the article can fly swords, they can only slash with swords in their hands. It made me laugh to death.

It's very unique, there are no characters, and the family has a high starting point. It's different from most family novels. It's very novel. Come on.

I just met a casual cultivator who treated his mother like his father. He befriended him and begged the elders to save him. For someone like you, let alone cultivating immortals, you can't live well in the real world.

Inexplicably, there is a gold-forming elixir in the family, but the contribution value of the protagonist's father and grandfather is not enough to exchange for it. Let's not talk about how a ninth-level foundation-building monk and a golden elixir monk are so poor. Together, they cannot come up with enough contribution value to exchange for a gold-forming elixir. Just say that the family monk wants to form a gold elixir. How can the family not support it? Contribution If it's not worth enough, shouldn't it be possible to pay it back in installments or take a loan, and then slowly repay it after the golden elixir is obtained? Even if it is not written in this way, you can also set up to use spiritual stones, elixirs, spiritual materials, etc. To exchange for the contribution value. Look at which family cultivation novels are not written like this. How can anyone in your own family go to the auction to compete with others to give money to others? What a nonsense.

It's understandable that you want to introduce something new, but there's no need to change some basic settings beyond recognition.

The first time I met a casual cultivator, I asked the strong family member for help without any reason. He must have drank too much milk powder.

Haha, I feel the same way as you, funny! The family has already reached the Nascent Soul stage, so why should you lead the rise?

It's okay to be a little speechless and the writing is not enough. A qi practitioner named Daoist Fellow of the Fourth Level of Foundation Establishment...

The author should look back and revise the basic flaws. First, since the protagonist is listed as the number one seed in the family and needs to be hidden, then the fight with the prince is meaningless at all, let alone hiding in the city. The new generation of monks in the second family are divided into two factions and dislike each other. This is something that the family elders should consider and has nothing to do with the protagonist. As a result, the protagonist is pushed out. Is this to hide or to set a target? Third, he went down the mountain to the front line and was intercepted. For such a big family, no one came to save him on his own territory? Don't say that they are all going to the front line, the basic base still needs to be protected! Besides, such a big family doesn't have any distress signals? Where are those two golden elixirs to protect the Tao? Okay, I won't do anything until they die, but once they come out of the mountain, they won't have a good time to live!

To be honest, I really want to read this kind of novel about a family with a relatively high starting point. Nowadays, all the families are produced by a fucking assembly line. They are all the same routine. I'm tired of reading them. But the author's writing is so bad that I can't read it. Alas

The writing is pretty good! Update a few more chapters every day, otherwise you won't be able to accumulate popularity, you will need more chapters to be published in the future!

To be honest, this novel seems dry, uninteresting and has no sense of substitution!

Why don't we use magic and mana to fight the enemy in the battles in the article, but use force to fight?

The author's writing is so poor! Composition for primary school students!

It's so awkward and the logic behind it is very far-fetched. .

The fight doesn't look like a cultivation world, but more like an advanced martial arts version. It's so embarrassing to watch😅😅

I couldn't stand it until Chapter 10, it was too toxic. Xiaobai article, the author is a junior high school student, there is no logic at all

The plot develops too fast. There are many things unclear.

The setting is good, but the writing is too white and the punctuation is seriously missing. Maybe the author doesn't know how to write dialogue.

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