Gou Cultivates Immortality in the Wizarding World

The protagonist traveled through time, was he in a vegetative state before time travel, or was he in a feudal society? How come he has never even heard of earth immortals?

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.

The last few chapters have not been very good. You, a person with an orthodox Earth Immortal inheritance and unlimited wizarding world resources, see a mental power cultivation method and you envy it and want to use it to increase your own strength and means. When written like this, it feels like the protagonist is just a short-sighted and uncool Qi practitioner who has not grown up. It is ridiculous. . .

This book is a cancer. Cultivation to immortality was not written well, and sorcerers were not written well either.

This book is well written, but there is one place that makes people feel alienated. It would be disgusting to let some death row inmates stay and enjoy themselves in the spiritual realm of the protagonist. It was understandable that they wanted to keep it secret at the beginning, but later they recruited more than a thousand people to go in. Why are there still more than a hundred death row inmates left?

This book makes me feel a little confused. Isn't the male protagonist a time traveler? It's my first time to encounter warriors. It feels like I have never heard of the word Taoist. It seems that I have never heard of the cultivation method of Earth Immortal. I feel very ignorant. It is clearly mentioned as a reader before time travel. Could it be that the male protagonist has never read it before time travel. I feel that the basic logic is not very rigorous. Of course, I may be a little perfectionist, but you can watch it regardless of this. But there really aren't many books about Earth Immortals. I hope I can keep writing.

Why is the main character written to have the same clothes as the folk in the wizarding world? As a modern person who travels through the wizarding world and then back to the world of earth and immortals, he should be able to feel familiarity and intimacy. But in the end, the protagonist is written to have the same clothes as the folk, and he doesn't know anything. I don't think so. This sense of cultural familiarity and identity should be one of the highlights of this book! Or is it true that time can change everything, and decades of life in another world have really made the protagonist forget his roots?

I've been following it all the time, but unfortunately it lost its appeal after the initial brilliance. I just had some free time today and finished it all in one go. Remembering that I was extremely looking forward to this novel and even voted for it, I wrote a book review to talk about it: Again, it was a bit eye-catching at first. I thought it was about the time traveler traveling between two worlds, and the collision between the wizard system and the immortal cultivation system. The author opened up his imagination to The reader shows off the operation, but unfortunately it is still a barbaric upgrading stream of the underworld. It does not have the knowledge of the wizard system that is supreme and all things can be studied, nor does it have the power of cultivating immortals in one body to improve balanced development in all aspects and cultivate hundreds of arts, let alone the collision of the two systems! Even the advantage of the time traveler is not reflected at all! To be more specific: In the wizard system, wizards and gods are regarded as research objects. Then the protagonist has the opportunity to travel between two worlds. The collision of different systems. The protagonist simply absorbs energy to upgrade without conducting any research or even exploration. Then the protagonist in the author's work has advantages, but in fact it is not very big. It is set in the book that wizards can easily go to other worlds, but they are not as arbitrary as the protagonist. The protagonist can obtain magic methods such as the Earthly Immortal Technique. Isn't there something similar in the wizarding world that attacks so many worlds? Then there is the energy-absorbing ancient tree. A tree species that can be obtained by the protagonist who returns to his hometown to wait for death, but others cannot? Therefore, the protagonist does not have to compete with top people with backgrounds, even average people have no advantage at all! For example, a young man with a mid-level background in the Botanical Garden force can obtain the seeds of an energy-absorbing ancient tree. With the help of the Morning Star Wizard, he can obtain an upgrade flow technique and upgrade with the help of the energy-absorbing ancient tree. Is this difficult? This is only the middle level, let alone the top figures. I won't go into much else about the system of cultivating immortals. I just say that as a time traveler, after obtaining the Earth Immortal Technique and having a basic understanding of the strengthening methods, you will give full play to the advantages of past life knowledge. With sufficient resources, you can try the three realms of heaven, earth, man, earth, fire, feng shui, etc., And take the initiative to collect relevant knowledge of the Earth Immortal Technique. However, there is no such thing. The protagonist just develops his power and absorbs whatever spiritual realm he obtains, without any planning or research. I won't say much else. Generally speaking, as far as the current situation is concerned, the protagonist, as an extraordinary person in the world based on the Wizarding Continent, focuses on a violent underworld escalation stream! As a small character born in a sub-continent, even if he got the opportunity, he didn't make good use of it. Compared with the younger generation of the big forces, it can be said that he has no advantage at all!

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The world view and imagination are quite interesting. But it's a pity that the author's writing style cannot support the setting at all, and each character has almost no personality. The skill settings and combat scenes are also poorly written, the plot is almost straight forward, and the protagonist's interaction between the two worlds is also particularly poorly written. The little stuff that comes from the Earthly Immortal World is almost impossible to read, and the wizard's spell descriptions are basically two or three kittens. If you don't know how to write, why don't you know how to learn from it? I have lost my mind in vain, I suggest you read more classics. It's a pity that if the writing and plot aren't up to par, no matter how good the setting is, it won't work.

It was originally based on the title, but it turned out that the protagonist was afraid that others would not know about his abnormality, so he would do all kinds of troubles. Isn't he afraid of being soul-searched by some big boss? And the main character is a wizard in his 60s. I feel like my IQ can crush him.

The protagonist's level is suppressed every day. The protagonist spends a lot of metal resources to cultivate to 40%. The natives of the Earth Immortal Plane use air to cultivate their spiritual veins. It's a waste of my money and time to subscribe.

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The protagonist started off well. He cultivated the Earth Immortal to create a portable space, practiced other secret techniques to fill himself up, and had energy-absorbing ancient trees to absorb energy for assistance. But I didn't do anything at the end. I followed the same path as other wizards in the wizarding world. I didn't innovate at all. I didn't create my own spells, find new rules, and open up new paths. After reaching the fourth level wizard, other wizards have their own space and energy-absorbing ancient trees just like the protagonist. The protagonist's only advantage is to run away first. The cultivation of one's own space also feels strange. It's okay at first, but becomes more and more boring later on.

The problem is that there is no reality, it is a lot of mess, and the description is too low, just like watching a play.

Really! I still don't like reading novels without a heroine. The writing is obviously pretty good… but it's boring after just 100 chapters… The main reason is that without a heroine, it's easy to fall into the shackles of a one-man show. It seems that the protagonist is the only one showing off. The main reason is the lack of characterization… It makes me feel that I would rather play a stand-alone mobile game.

At present, I see that the protagonist has reached level 4, and so far, the protagonist has reached the middle level according to the author's own setting. However, the protagonist is still a profit animal. It can only be said to be a profit animal. He does not have a moral bottom line of his own (he is still a time traveler), and he often pretends to be at the same time. As a reader of Taneda-style novels, I am just trying to hold back the thought of eating dada. I will see what happens next and see if I can still eat it.

I've read Chapter 20, and it's too verbose.

The tone has been too high since the fourth level, either fighting at a higher level or on the way to fighting at a higher level. The content gradually does not match the title. Most of the time, it is the wizard who comes to feed the earthly immortals, rather than the earthly immortals who come to feed the wizards. The character of the protagonist gradually becomes abnormal, and the character cannot be consistent It does not match the character in the title The content is very contradictory. On the one hand, you imply that the Wizarding World has discovered that there is a problem with the protagonist. On the other hand, you want to make it clear that the Wizarding World says that the protagonist has no problem. It makes me feel like the protagonist has been possessed by another god. When? When advancing to the fourth level , there is no obvious difference between the earthly immortal method and the wizard method. It is just like the protagonist has only obtained a special secret technique. If I have to say that we reach the same goal through different paths, my evaluation of this book is "As a practicing wizard, I become one with the world"

I have a small opinion. I haven't read all of it, but I invested in the new book. I think this book is okay and not too messy. But now I think the pace is a bit fast. It could be a little slower. It's all about the plot. I'm worried that you'll be tired of writing and that it will collapse later. Overall, I'm optimistic about you, more optimistic than the other one. Come on, come on.

After watching dozens of pictures, my strength has not improved at all, and I have no interest in watching them.