I Have a Cultivation Panel

The logic doesn't make sense. The protagonist is just a colleague who has met once. He wants to blackmail the protagonist, but the protagonist refuses. As a result, this person's creditor caused trouble for the protagonist? Isn't this crazy logic?

After nearly 30 chapters, the plot is like spinning in a water tank. When I first started reading it, I thought it was a good weed. 😤😤😤

Emmm, change it

I feel like the writing is quite good. Is this because of the bad reviews? 😏Don't be blind, they don't spend money!

Let me know whether it has been cut off or it will not be updated for the time being! Just say it straight away, and I won't have to wait so hard to save each other's energy.

Ah, this is tj? ?

The magic-forbidden talisman seems to be drawn in one way to the top, as if all the talismans are like this. If it is a panel rule, if you break through and it will automatically draw, it will be nothing. But now that a symbol has been drawn to the top, what level will it be divided into? There are no details in this aspect, I don't know how to say it. This detail is not mentioned, but in reality, that is, in the indigenous world, a talisman can be drawn directly from one level to the 9th level (I have only read a few chapters, and I guess it will be the same later), which feels very unreasonable. This immortal cultivator is completely confused and unreasonable. His entire worldview is like an online game, just a direct confrontation.

The attribute panel appeared multiple times in one chapter, and the thief withdrew in disgust

Congratulations (*^_^*) Suddenly found that the number of starting coins was wrong 😊

The innate skills have to be obtained from Deacon Zhang. The protagonist is oblivious to what is going on outside the window and instead obtains the skills.

There are slight flaws, but they are innocuous and an improvement. Come on.

Can you please hurry up? There are only two per day. When do you want to send them 😤

The writing is very good and worth reading. Come on!