
As an Immortal, I Become a True Immortal by Spreading Branches and Leaves.
长生的我靠开枝散叶成就真仙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 271k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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101Chapters
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If you want to develop a new family, you must first have a population, and secondly, a inheritance. At the beginning, you must have at least one inheritance for alchemy, weapon training, talisman making, spiritual food, spiritual plants, beast control, and formation inheritance. If you can buy it with spiritual stones, try to buy it. You also need to buy elixirs and spiritual rice seeds. It would be best if you can buy spiritual plants, such as spiritual peach trees, spiritual jujube trees... Etc. These are all important to a family. There are fire veins on the island, and you can open fire eyes to practice elixirs, practice weapons, etc. The mother-in-law can learn to make talismans, the pig's trotters can marry two more wives, and having more children can increase the number of tribesmen. There is also the last connection. When the author writes about the realm of cultivation, it is best to write about Qi training, building foundation pills, Yuan Ying, and transforming into gods. It is best for each major realm to have one to nine small realms, early 123, middle 456, late 789. Anyway, I think this novel (Zhudao Changqing) is very well written. You can learn from the author. The above is just my personal suggestion.
When building a family, I prefer to be calm in the beginning, with less turmoil in farming, farming to cultivate spiritual rice, spiritual plants, etc., And slowly move the rice, accumulate little by little, and get better. Less trouble. When the family's risk-taking ability improves, the writing can be more volatile. It is not recommended to do those things that were originally established in the early stage. All kinds of things seem very tiring.
If even mortals are still slaughtered in the later period, then try to write as little as possible about the enemies between cultivating families. Otherwise, with your killing method, how many people will be killed in the whole book? Among those cultivating families that have been developing for hundreds of years, which one doesn't have hundreds of thousands of mortals?
I'm very curious about how there are still people in this world of immortality written by the author. Fighting and robbery are everywhere in the world of immortality. If there is an enemy, the whole clan will be exterminated. In this world of constant fighting, the extermination of the clan should also exterminate the people. Comparatively, no matter where we live, we should not be able to keep up with the speed of killing
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Didn't it mean to spread the branches and leaves? Why is the protagonist acting like an infertile person? Even if he waits for 200 chapters at this speed, he won't be able to spread his leaves.
For the sake of Gou, you want to build a family and let the family support you to cultivate immortality. The setting is still a casual cultivator with no followers and nothing. If you want people and no money, you have to make it up yourself. Then you might as well just write down which cave has inherited countless resources. It is more reasonable. It's like I want to open a company because I can make more money, but now I have no money, no one, and basically no cultivation.
I came across this book by chance while shopping at Qidian. To be honest, the name "Pig's Knuckle" put me off before I even read it. Did you, the authors, all agree upon this? Bringing together hundreds of surnames and naming them longevity? Wouldn't you change your name to Chen Changshou?
Prices have plummeted, and the lowest-grade medicine costs several hundred spirit stones. Immortal cultivators are all rich people
Read it every day, please. 😆
Get up, dog. At the beginning, I ran to the most dangerous place.
Come on, most of the current family stories are created by others. The protagonist is a bully and a powerful person to gain advantage for outsiders, and... It's not easy to see someone who created it from scratch, don't be a eunuch.
It's not safe for people like you. If you kill all the Yang family, what if those married daughters give birth to a descendant who is talented in cultivating immortals?
There are very few aboriginal books now. After all, our traverser base strictly controls the aborigines.
Prices are so low. . . A first-level spirit beast egg costs tens of thousands, a second-level mid-level array disk has more than 100,000 spirit stones, and a third-level, fourth-level, and fifth-level array. . . The next eight and nine levels must not hollow out the world of cultivation.
I just read Chapter 7, and I want to complain about the state of mind of living a long life without being experienced and well-informed.
The writing is okay, but it's a bit off topic. It's very interesting to write about farming with this kind of subject. Why do you have to fight so hard?
It's nice to watch from the front, but the further you look back, the less interesting it becomes. The more you look at it, the less likely you are to want to watch it. Also, if an alchemist doesn't refine elixirs, he'll be running around in danger every day. You have the time to kill ferocious beasts and refine elixirs and spiritual stones without wasting it.