I Have Infinite Clones in the Cultivation World

First, the clone utilization rate is low, Second, the dog is not good enough, Third, the pleasure is not good enough. Fourth, can't the appearance be changed by occupying the monk's body? Fifth, if the mind is distracted and controlled, why can a great realm only be divided once? Sixth, write quickly, I really like reading it (◔.̮◔)

If you really like dark novels, you can read it I originally thought that reading dark novels would be insignificant until I saw this book In the first ten chapters, I stabbed an acquaintance of mine and made him a clone... What if I even create some conflict? The protagonist is indeed ruthless, but he already has such an incredible golden finger. Is it necessary to do this? A poor fellow Taoist with poor qualifications, low level, and no resources is still chatting in front of him, but stabs him in the back with his back. This... But the writing is still good, you can watch it if you don't mind the cruelty of the protagonist.

The author really failed at writing. Please start a new book. Your updates are few and far between, and you have foreshadowed so many relationships with the Luoxia Sect that were broken off immediately. When the monks of the sect died, no one took revenge or investigated. There is also a person who is reborn at the peak of the golden elixir. It is opened by your family and allows you to travel in the long river of time. Even if you don't have the treasure of the golden elixir peak, you can travel in the long river of time.

There were a lot of people mentioned in this chapter at the beginning of this book, but none of them were mentioned in the next chapter. Your protagonist made me feel like a machine rather than a living person. I killed my fellow countryman earlier. If you thought the girl was not good, you killed her and then threw it away and replaced it with another one after a few days. I won't talk about this. I killed Li Feng because you had conflicts that you could accept. But this Wang Tiezhu, I remember he spoke for you when there was a dispute. Even Old Demon Han couldn't be so ruthless and unjust. Originally, the plug-in was just a clone, and then I made a gourd plug-in. The prices were a mess, and there were a lot of typos. It felt like a studio article, a typical example of starting high and going low. This has nothing to do with decisiveness in killing and not being the Holy Mother. It's just that the three views are difficult to accept. Goodbye.

You attack an acquaintance for no reason, just because you want to refine a clone, and he doesn't offend you. This is a very poisonous point. If the author doesn't correct it, you might as well write this woman as a bad person, or kill her if she offends you. It's excusable, he didn't offend you, and it's not a heinous crime now, so you kill her now. This protagonist has no bottom line. If you kill someone like this today, will all your acquaintances and friends be killed tomorrow, and will there be a blood sacrifice for millions of mortals the day after tomorrow? Without any bottom line, your personality will become distorted sooner or later in the later stages of cultivation.

Other than that, two clones died inexplicably. No matter how the reborn person was in his previous life, he could only build a foundation and could only be considered an early boss. The author wrote so much about the Luoxia Ye family in the early stage. He sent it off in one chapter and started a new chapter. This is not how he started the new chapter. In my opinion, the villain is a clown who will be beaten to death by the protagonist sooner or later. The key is to write a lot of inner descriptions of the villain. What will happen next? I killed a big shot or something, and besides being disgusting, I can't feel any sense of expectation. In my opinion, this character is like eating chowder and finding that the pig's intestines have not been washed. I must kill this character early. I really don't want to see this character. The key point is that I can't think of what the author planned to kill these two clones in the early stage. Since he planned to kill the two clones in the early stage, there was some foreshadowing. If it is not a foreshadowing, it will be regarded as a water number.

Abnormal, there is no reason for killing without reason. Although he kills decisively, there is no reason. The three views of killing are inconsistent. I seriously doubt that the author is the same.

I'd better be an ordinary citizen. I'm not suitable for reading this book. If someone I know and has no conflict with will be killed if I tell him to, I won't read the book.

I thought about one clone being a boy, and the other clone being a girl, and then giving birth to a child, and turning the child into a clone, so that the children and grandchildren would all be mine.

I feel like there is something wrong with the plot. If I have a golden elixir or Nascent Soul parent, I can just ask them to kill the golden elixir, and I will use the golden elixir to upgrade it to a top-grade golden elixir. There is no way out for ordinary people like this.