Cultivation Simulator: Starting at the Low-Martial Level

What a conscientious author, he kept all the essence before it was put on the shelves. It is really a free invitation for everyone to read the novel. I am so touched. The subscription for a few chapters after it is put on the shelves will be treated as the fee I gave you for the first few chapters. Never see you again.

Let's talk about it, Xiantianqian wrote it very well. He really has a way of writing about the difficulty of cultivating immortality in a profound way. But once the realm of cultivating immortality behind Xiantian came out, I didn't want to watch it. Why? It's top-heavy. It's so classical and it's back to its roots as I wrote before. Let's try the modern cultivation system of Qi training, foundation building, golden elixir, Nascent Soul, transforming into gods, and overcoming tribulations. This is too boring. If you want to write a good story, you should come to classical cultivation no matter what. Some mystical systems such as practicing Qi to transform into gods and practicing gods to return to void should also reflect the innate advantages of the protagonist. Oh, after practicing for a long time, Xiantian is only equivalent to the third level of Qi training, and it will not help after that. What does this mean? Does it mean that the protagonist is very unlucky?

When I saw the late stage of Jindan, the protagonist forgot about his master after changing the map. In the later stage of Jindan, he thought about returning to the original sect, but the master died. Raising a bird can feed dozens of spiritual stones every day, and he can make a lot of money as an alchemist. He didn't even think about seeing the master. He was pure and white-eyed and wolf-like. It was like he was no longer the same person as in the early stage. Although he had ordered all the chapters, he was not in the mood to read the remaining dozens of chapters. I gave up and suggested that the author re-open a book. The early and late stages don't look like they were written by one person.

The typical author's IQ of this book is equal to the protagonist's IQ. No matter what level the protagonist is, no matter what he has been doing for many years, no matter how many years he has lived, he has always been an ordinary person or below the level. Especially after he ascends, the writing is like a boy with a supernatural ability from a mountain village coming to the city. Anyone can deceive the protagonist, and his 1,000 years of life have been in vain. The author also has good intentions. In order to match the protagonist, the world setting after ascension also fits the protagonist. The highest level of other professions is 4.5. Vampires can go up to level 6, and cultivators can reach level 8. As a result, the cultivators are affected by the author's IQ, and their lives are about the same as others. The original formation is gone, and so many high-level brains have been eaten by dogs. Like the protagonist, there is no progress at all. It should be that the longer he lives, the lower he gets.

Seeing Seventy-Six, apart from the death of Xiao Zhao, there is nothing particularly outstanding Since being promoted to innate rejuvenation, the protagonist has completely changed, just like the world is separated from the immortal... The immortal is Li Qing, who has experienced all kinds of situations in the world, achieved great enlightenment, and achieved the innate freedom of the mortal world The ordinary person is Li Qing, who has acceptable qualifications in the world of cultivating immortals and wants to seek immortality among all living beings  How to put it this way, the golden fingers of this book are not very outstanding, but most of the protagonist's strength is achieved through simulators. For example, the peak level of a grandmaster (if you don't have this strength at the bottom, you can't even think about innateness), and the fourth level of Qi refining (to prove that you are a genius, the master gave you a magic weapon). These two are particularly critical. The protagonist's qualifications are average, and he doesn't have much wisdom. For example, what is the creation of martial arts... (After all, the world is so big, and you are just a genius, so you don't want to leave anything behind for this mortal world. For example, commemorate Xiao Zhao, etc. To be honest, tool people, life and death are as different as immortality.) Also, the innate realm in this world is really too limited. Apart from recasting spiritual roots, rejuvenation has no effect. Moreover, in a simulation, it was said that the strength of the innate realm is similar to that of the fourth level of Qi training. At first, I thought that the innate realm would have some advantages, such as understanding nature and speeding up cultivation, but it turned out that there was no advantage at all. Those previous experiences were just as fake. To put it bluntly, it has become an ordinary fairy tale...

Gan, why is this Qi-training and foundation-building elixir? Is it a joke to co-author the hard work to break through the innateness? You have written like this before, at least you should practice classical cultivation. If you need to practice Qi, you should practice Qi Shi. If you need Jindan, you should practice Jindan Dao. I thought I found this fairy grass, it was so stupid

It is typical to open high and go low. I suggest you just see the breakthrough innately. If you don't believe in evil, there is nothing I can do 🥱

Author, your writing is not good. The plot is not good and the logic is irrational. The author deliberately makes the protagonist make irrational choices. It is disgusting. The author should be punished. Author, you should apologize. Author, your writing is very bad. Author, you are very bad. The author, your writing is very, very bad. Author, your plot is very bad. What you write, the author, is very bad. What you write, the author, is very bad. What you write, the author, is very bad. The author, your writing is too bad. The author you wrote is not good. (This message rebounds all attacks)

It did seem pretty good at first glance. The more I look at it, the less it feels like that. The protagonist is too mentally ill. Ordinarily, those who have traveled across the earth will not be so stupid if they have been hanging out at the starting point for a few years. And the subsequent descriptions and plots are getting more and more confusing.

Although, this book is basically finished when I achieve innateness, and it ends in my heart