Xianxia: Fortunately, I Have a Proficiency Panel

Although it is an imaginary fantasy novel about cultivating immortals, and although a Goldfinger proficiency panel is given in the early stage, the success of a novel must be replaced by the protagonist's vision of truly entering that era, rather than the vision of playing a game. With the heaven-defying panel, the first thing to do is to build the foundation. Therefore, you should first learn to secretly save money without being discovered, and then use medicine to upgrade but hide your cultivation. There is no need to become a disciple in the early stage of cultivation. In the world, the weak prey on the strong, and being caught walking through the bustling city with gold coins is a death-defying rhythm. What's more, there are many smart immortal cultivators who are decisive in killing. What readers want to see is that everyone's IQ is online. You trick me, and I counter-routine you. You know that I am prepared, but you are also prepared. I know that you know that I am prepared and you are also prepared, but I have a backup plan. You predict me, and I predict your prediction, so victory is mine.

Is anyone watching? Guys, let me know.

The author brings the thinking of modern society, which is a society of cultivating immortals. In modern society, people carrying bricks on construction sites are not tired for an hour, and they still sleep cold... I have reached the fourth level of Qi refining, and my cultivation is too fake, and I am freezing.

I've read a few chapters and let me share my opinion. First of all, I've seen your opening routine, and it's basically 80 or 90% similar. You were cautious when you were outside the city, but when you get to the inner city, it's like you're a different person. There's no sense of crisis, there's no city. When you're making alchemy, you don't even know when others are approaching. It's because you didn't close the door or something. I just saw this, and I can't stand it anymore.

Does this book overwhelm the protagonist? Some Taoist friends read it and told me to avoid it.

Why do you feel like the protagonist is a fool? It's nothing like cultivating immortals

The author doesn't care about Ling'e. After I'm convinced, I still hold the protagonist and will find a way to take her away with her. Anyway, I'm going to the sect instead of wandering around, and I also know that there is going to be a crisis in this place. Hey, I guess the plots about her in the future will either be cliche or written to death, it all depends on the author's ideas. I thought it was a warm-hearted cultivating an immortal, but an apprenticeship directly exposed the protagonist's true nature.

The plot is very similar to that of the Alchemist's book

A person who has cultivated well and become an immortal, but he wants to worship a master who rides on his head. He can practice at an amazing speed with a plug-in, so he still wants to worship a master? Are you afraid that others won't know the speed of your cultivation?

Changchun Gong is already the starting point for proficiency novels, right?

Why does it feel so familiar? Proficiency: Burning down a house, killing people and grabbing treasures. .

It really doesn't overwhelm the Lord. First of all, the life span system is a bit broken. The foundation can be three hundred or even five hundred years old, and the golden elixir is even more terrifying. Judging from the speed of the protagonist (three spiritual root qualifications), from the fourth level of Qi training to the ninth level of Qi training in one year, the world of immortal cultivation is probably overcrowded. Secondly, the scope of spiritual consciousness is somewhat uncoordinated. It was mentioned before that the base building range is within a few miles (this is normal), but suddenly it was written that the range is more than a hundred kilometers to find someone. During the Qi refining period, spiritual consciousness cannot be released. When the foundation is established, it will explode, right... Maybe it was written wrong? Also, the woman should either write it with a beginning and an end, or not write it and be more straightforward, but the protagonist seems to have been cut off after returning to the sect, and the arrangement was very sudden. Is the previous ambiguity all in vain? Others are just minor issues, which individually have no impact, but when viewed together, they always feel a bit awkward. But it's well written and worth reading.

The protagonist traveled through the past and was 18 years old, practicing at the fourth level of Qi. I quickly went through it, and he was 19 years old and practicing at the eighth level. That's what I'm talking about.

It is better for cultivators to treat each other as Taoist friends. Xiao Gu and Brother Wang sound too dramatic, and the relationship between him and Su'e is too empty and too childish. It is best to write emotional scenes in the middle and later stages of the novel about cultivating immortals. It is not recommended to write too big a story in the early stage. Writing emotional scenes is not conducive to plot development and attracting fans. I suggest you read Immortal Mansion Changsheng. Although the author takes a leave of absence from time to time, the world of immortality he depicts is more realistic. The emotional drama with the heroine in his book is more in line with the plot of the immortality novel.

New books updated every day? It seems that the author also does interesting things, so there is no need to read 😥

How do you feel about copying books or something? There is no change in the plot. The names of the elixirs are the same and the routines are also the same?

What the hell are you writing about, practicing from the fourth level to the seventh level without seeing each other for two or three days? The gang also gave me alchemy inheritance and five hundred spirit stones? Are you their father? Wherever you go, are you supported by big guys? Isn't there a rich woman who will give you a 100 million mansion in the real world?

The data is written in a mess, one number after another. Is this written by a human?

It's boring. They're all the same type. Time travel. Loose cultivator. Garbage spiritual roots. Can you write that the main character is the son of the Yuanying clan with Tianling roots and pure Yang spirit body? There's no system. Relying on power to become an immortal one by one.

The second one says five Bigu Pills are worth 1 spirit stone Chapter 4 becomes 10 Bigu Pills and 1 snack. Alas.

Not a casual cultivator? Why still join the sect?

Are you having a hard time waiting for updates? Moving on: The unreliable swordsman.