Cultivating Earth Immortality in a Wizarding World, Keeping a Low Profile

In the wizarding world, we are reforming and promoting breathing methods and methods of becoming a wizard. It is so idle and sick. The wizarding world has many resources because there are few practitioners. If you let ordinary people practice, it will also consume resources. It is a typical example of digging your own grave.

Chapter 48: Poison death. The main continent can popularize the knight breathing method. That is because there are enough resources and there are many wizards, which can suppress the knights. Knights in the main continent are simply civilians. The protagonist wants to popularize the breathing method in the sub-continent for the purpose of upgrading the labor force. Originally, ten people can do the work, and a knight can do it alone. But knights need resources. Every knight is a big rice bucket. Where do you get the resources? Besides, there are no more than 50 wizards in the entire kingdom. How can you suppress civilians who are knights per capita? Do you use your mouth? The author just thinks of it and doesn't consider the rationality of the plot at all. Think about our own ancient times. Most people in the capital lived a very good life and could read a little and be literate. What about the people in the county towns below? What about the countryside below? A retired third-rank official returned to the village to open a school. How many people can start the school, and how many can continue with free teaching?

If Knight's Breathing or other extraordinary systems are fully promoted in your own territory, it is obvious that ordinary people just want to make a living under you. After mastering the strength beyond ordinary people, will they still be willing to work and move bricks for you like ordinary people? However, just going to the territory of any other noble is not superior to others, enjoying higher social status and treatment. After all, everyone's pursuit is different.

At present, acquired warriors = knight apprentices, innate warriors = Taoist boys = wizard apprentices, spiritual Taoist priests = formal wizards, blessed land earth masters = fourth-level wizards, and cave heaven and earth immortals = seventh-level wizards. Taoist practice mainly focuses on gathering the five elements of spiritual veins. The previous version was castrated, so that the three spiritual veins are not as good as the second-level wizards. It is speculated that the three spiritual veins are all human-level middle-grade spiritual realm Taoist priests who are comparable to the second-level wizards. By analogy, the five elements are complete and the human-level high-grade spiritual veins are comparable to the third-order wizards. They can also integrate various miscellaneous spiritual veins to increase their combat power. The minimum requirement for breaking through the Blessed Land realm is the Five Elements Spiritual Veins. I can't tell if it is higher, and I am not sure whether there are requirements such as mysterious laws and so on. The Cave Heaven and Earth Immortal level contains the legendary ancestral dragon of the Earth Immortal Realm, and the others are unknown for the time being.

Well written, I suddenly came up with a popular breathing technique. 😒Speechless. I haven't seen that rich man spreading money on the street to make everyone a millionaire😒

The author wants to suppress the protagonist's strength and sets the space for the protagonist's training to require resources. . . Isn't this equivalent to building a house yourself and still having to pay rent? 😰 The setting of this Earthly Immortal Path is too rubbish. . . Shouldn't we practice space, and space absorb energy from the universe to subsidize its owner? Everyone is self-interested, and the protagonist does not need to cultivate the path that can be seen at a glance. . . What a great foreshadowing ahead. . Everything collapsed. The space would be at most half the size of his wizarding world and he wouldn't be able to support it. Then it's about plundering the whole map and embarking on the road of individual work souls.

I won't go into a lot of the disgusting points in this book in the first 100 chapters. What makes me most outrageous is that there are a lot of restrictions written when the protagonist breaks through to the spiritual realm. This is the first time I heard that the Earthly Immortal Avenue needs to be repaid. After a long time, the protagonist's spiritual realm cannot be self-sufficient? 56 Magic stones are needed every day to maintain balance. The protagonist cannot be self-sufficient even if he has an energy-absorbing tree. I just want to ask you, where did the person who broke through the spiritual realm come from in the era of the end of the Dharma? How can he afford it?

This novel gave me a very bizarre feeling. A time traveler regarded himself as a native of the wizarding world. I don't know much about the world of Xianxia. For example, a normal time traveler will subconsciously think when he sees ancient costumes, whether this is normal ancient times or abnormal, or the world of martial arts, etc...

I haven't read it yet, but I want to write about what I think is the difference between immortal cultivators and wizards. Wizards are more of a variation of spiritual power. In our words, they only cultivate the soul and not the physical body. Immortal cultivators should cultivate the physical body in the early stage, cultivate the soul in the mid-term, choose one focus point in the later stage, and then drive the other one forward For example, if you cultivate the physical body, then you focus on cultivating the physical body, and then the physical body leads the soul forward. If you major in Yuan Shen, then your Yuan Shen will move forward with your physical body. My subjective opinion is that wizards only cultivate their souls. In their physical bodies, they only need to ensure that they will not be stabbed to death with a knife. If we want to discuss the intensity, it can only be said that it is reasonable for the public to talk to the public, and it is reasonable for the mother-in-law to say the mother-in-law. I will only discuss their cultivation directions in my impression here.

The bad point of this book is that the protagonist is a wizard apprentice. As a result, he got the skills of another system, and he can localize them in a short time, and he becomes stronger without any flaws. This is not done with golden fingers. If the protagonist really had this talent, he would have been a top wizard a long time ago.