
Simulating Immortal Cultivation: Starting from the Rise of the Family
模拟修仙:从家族崛起开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 720k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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292Chapters
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Just reading the introduction makes me think I'm a street kid. I'm afraid I'll lose my mind after reading this kind of book.
In order to suppress the protagonist, the author has also worked hard and made the protagonist experience thousands of ways to die. I found that all the writers who wrote this kind of simulation are the same. The protagonist basically dies very quickly. If you don't want the teaching assistant to improve so quickly, then you should limit the number of simulations. Don't simulate a few times or once, and let the protagonist keep dying. What's the point of this? The various ways of death are frustrating to watch. It is better to directly limit the number of simulations and simulate one picture once. What a mess.
Fusion of memories does not mean losing oneself and being taken away by the natives. Traveling to the past and still treating the original family members as relatives, and swearing revenge and so on. Is this the protagonist taking the body of the natives or the natives taking the protagonist? It's obviously the latter. I see that the protagonist treats those cheap relatives as ancestors, but I don't see the protagonist missing his parents on earth from time to time. The protagonist is not an earthling at all, he is a poor man whose soul was devoured by the natives and lost himself.
The protagonist of the simulator can improve slowly, but it cannot reduce intelligence, nor can it be killed in the plot. If the protagonist leaves the Zhao country, he will definitely die. Isn't there still a small world? The one who learns how to draw a sword and chop will be there for his whole life? If there is no way to improve the strength, wouldn't it be better to commit suicide and break through? If the breakthrough is difficult, just spend more spiritual stones to suppress it. It is better than surrendering to death without thinking before the strength reaches the peak that can be reached!
Why do you keep a trash like Wuyu in this family? You can go out and become a casual cultivator on your own.
When I saw these few comments, I should have thought of it, but I still wanted to try it. As a result, I died in the first chapter of the third golden chapter.
This kind of writing is no longer good. If you don't find a place to practice well if you have spiritual stones, you don't have to simulate chaos all the time. If you directly simulate your strength, what crisis can't be solved? But if you directly simulate strength, your article will fail. If you don't simulate strength, the content of your article will be too garbage and poisonous, and it is destined to fail.
Studio routine, no brainers
If you really know how to press, there are not many spiritual stones in front of you, how can you survive until you die? You came here halfway and you haven't been here since you were a child, and you swore revenge.
The first chapter is too poisonous, right?
The most disgusting thing is this kind of family cultivation literature
I only read the first six chapters and found a logical error. The protagonist was wrongly accused of colluding with outsiders to steal the Foundation-Building Pill in the spiritual rice. However, the protagonist did not know that there was a Foundation-Building Pill in the spiritual rice. Later, when the robber was traced, the robber was silenced. It was obvious that the robber knew that there was a Foundation-Building Pill. At this time, the family members who knew the secret should be strictly investigated, but no, the protagonist became the scapegoat. (The author said) It's a very simple logical question, but everyone in the article seems to have lost their minds, including the protagonist. The protagonist even uses the ancestor's dream as an excuse to correct the traitor. Please, this is a fairy tale, not a historical text. It's very dramatic. I am not writing this to criticize the author, I just want to give some suggestions. The protagonist can completely explain this logical problem to catch the traitor. Search some logical words on Baidu, just like the opening of the book The Watcher, and use modern methods to solve the problem. Maybe it will be more enjoyable. Also, if the author thought I was being slanderous, he would have deleted this post because I typed so many words inexplicably.
I don't know if it's good or not, but I know that Chapter 6 was so poisonous that I had no desire to continue reading. If you want to read it, just read Chapter 6 first. If you think you can bear it, read it.
Why are the qualifications of every simulated immortal cultivator so poor, just for hydrology?
Writing this way is equivalent to a disguised systematic article, which is even more exaggerated than a systematic article.
I won't talk about the second level of foundation building. I will also go to the second level peak. I'm wasting my time.
The combat balance system is not done well! Pig's feet, the guy who learned the Immortal Technique + Body Refining + Sword Technique Adventure actually competes at the same level and still simulates serious injury and death! Then there is the Hammer Immortal Technique, and the ordinary magic technique will satisfy everyone!
Fighting is like singing, too wordy.
Five thousand collections are not unreasonable
Every time I see mortals reading novels, they buy the Foundation Establishment Pill and return it to their family and then something happens. Can't we just build the foundation directly in Fangshi?
This introduction is so written that people have no desire to read it...
It's very poisonous, not to mention that the family is of no use at all, I can only say that it will only hinder the protagonist. I don't see that the family has anything against the protagonist. I only see that the protagonist has been helping the poor.
Good attitude! Come on, I hope the more you write, the better!
Come on! 8 Recommendations can be arranged every day for a week to support newcomers.
Tianlinggen also needs Foundation Building Pill? What's the difference between that and a trash like the protagonist?
Wouldn't it be nice to imitate and do nothing else, just practice cultivation and become an immortal in one step?
It was a good book, but I couldn't write it for my family.
Since you can choose your realm, it would be great as long as you have unlimited number of simulations to take drugs. It's just a Qi refining period, not a bottleneck in a big realm. As for solidifying the foundation, it would be better to simulate the choice of cultivating immortality once. Also, can you please stop asking others where their cultivation level has broken through so quickly and how they got their treasures? Too poisonous! !
I wonder if there is a female protagonist? Although there must be some family history, I still want to ask
I saw it elsewhere, haha! It seems that pursuing reading is really important. .