Cultivation Means Staying Steady and Idling

Tell me a joke. You tell me that the cultivation gained from hanging up is not stable.

To be honest, a sect cannon fodder acts like a die-hard loyalist. . . What's more, you have to change your soul. Do you want the scraps from the sect to do this?

The author who pretends to be a master and knows how to hang up, actually doesn't write a steady flow. Instead, he writes a Qidian special flow. How can he not be a big fan?

After thinking about it, isn't the treasure I bought also a chance?

Half step to build the foundation. . . Change it quickly. . This half-step is poisonous to many people. The various half-steps to Dzogchen and so on are too confusing, and it is easy to give up the book.

Let's add some IQ to the protagonist. Such protagonists generally have low IQs, and their experience in decades is not as good as that of a child.

I laughed. The protagonist's orange skill training is equivalent to the combat power of the fifth level of Qi training. He uses various talismans and props to beat the monsters on the second level of Qi training until his internal strength is exhausted. This is still the case when the protagonist is anchored and has not practiced Qi training until now. Unless there is a cross-realm boss to back up, who will die? I was speechless when I saw it

A brainless studio article, how about giving an on-hook system and talking about the basics? Isn't it okay for you to cultivate yourself in this way?

I have learned all the orange techniques at the beginning, but I don't have enough understanding of the blue sword techniques at the end. Outrageous

The main character has a low IQ and I can't understand it.