Becoming an Immortal from Marriage

That's it, they're all the same, the main thing is to turn on anti-theft. Based on my many years of experience, it's very easy for people to turn on anti-theft and become unfinished. Or you can be especially watery in the middle and late stages

There's nothing special about it, I can't stand it anymore

Damn it, in the first chapter of the opening chapter, it was revealed that Yuanyang is not easy to practice. This is off-putting to Kir. Can those who take weekend breaks, those who practice swordsmanship, those who practice physical education, and those who are martial arts masters switching to another practice, not be able to get the basics? So off-putting

It's really good. It's a novel one in the wife-marriage genre. It's especially rare to grow up with your wife. It's very warm.

Is there any way to block the author or this novel? It makes me sick.

There are so many cheats, even level 3 golden elixirs can't beat even level 4 golden elixir refining eggs. There are also a few level 1 golden elixirs to help me, and I also learned the spirit transformation technique. I really can't stand it when I see this.

How did this bullshit family survive for hundreds of years with such brainlessness? So disgusting

I found that many authors like to write such disgusting little plots, in order to create an ugly image of the villain, and to be ugly for the sake of being ugly. I don't even know how you can write that kind of text. Just because of your abnormal psychology, the characters you wrote can do such things. Are you happy? Writing about cultivating immortals is nothing like cultivating immortals, it is all about desire. Feeling the world and knowing the experience, but the fairy spirit cannot overpower the savage genes in the bones, laugh to death! !

Why are there so many novels written recently? Because it is a disguised reminder to singles to hurry up and get married. They have allowed three children and are still single. You are holding back the country, and the country is urging marriage in novels.

I found that the mortal stream, as long as it was set to the tenth level of foundation building and the tenth level of golden elixir, with plots on each level, was not written to collapse and become eunuchs at the Nascent Soul stage. There are too many levels, and most of the routines have been written before the Nascent Soul stage. There is nothing new to write in the future, so the plot can only repeat the matryoshka dolls. —— In "Mortal", the plot of the Qi refining period does not have a plot on every level, nor does it emphasize how to break through at each level. In "Dou Po", the protagonist jumps from star to star in the early stage. In the plot of "Dead Heart Flame", he jumps directly from Dou Ling to Nine Star Dou King.

40 Years old, low-grade 4th spiritual root, third level Qi training, and apprentice in alchemy. Just like this, the family's training resources have been reduced, allowing you to marry to continue the bloodline, but your face changes and you are not happy, and you want to maintain the Yuan Yang foundation. … Live in Bengbu.

I also think it is unreasonable not to judge the clan. This family is of no use at all. It is better to go out and form a new family by yourself. This is the first time I have seen an alchemist who is so poor.

I can't stand the first chapter. The four spiritual roots are just four spiritual roots, and here comes a low-grade four spiritual roots.

If your family is destroyed, and then you go to the sect you think is your enemy, is the sect Jindan a fool?

There is a serious disconnect between the first volume and the second volume, which makes it uncomfortable to read. Almost instantly, his family was destroyed, and he even joined the enemy's sect to give him a try. I can only say that the author is happy.

Good guy, you thought it would be okay to develop together with the family and destroy the family group? Have you let yourself go?

The biggest failure is that a genius from a small family is awesome when he enters the sect? The family can do whatever they want. That family sent him to the sect to have sex.

The setting of this book is quite good, unlike many of these themes nowadays, which are all about shantytowns, and then there is shit and urine, and you will be robbed after just a few steps. Is this cultivating immortality? It is like the European Middle Ages. Speechless.

The outdated spiritual root setting is not likable, nor is the protagonist's character. I just copied the subject matter and didn't bother to polish it. I'm sorry for my profession.

If this is not a traitor to the clan, it will really be worthless.

There really shouldn't be such difficulties here in the practice of cultivation. Cultivation of practice is fundamental. Shouldn't it be possible to practice without letting the clan members wait for praise and contributions? Generally speaking, they are all secret arts, spells and the like that require contribution points. Hope the author adopts it. This setting is not in line with the basic setting of a cultivating family. Some sects do not have too many requirements for majoring in martial arts. They can be given layer by layer for fear of leakage, but the contribution is really poisonous.

After reading ten chapters, it's a woman who causes trouble and leads to conflict again. To be honest, I'll just write a fairy tale about Matthew, and it'll be fine if you feel good about it. You can suppress it first and then increase it. Isn't it good to describe the female character and then start the conflict? When the family was wiped out, he made a fool of himself and said how beautiful he was. The trouble started before he even entered the house. This routine is so cliche and poisonous.

This book is really okay, at least it made me willing to spend money to read it. It doesn't treat women as tools like most wives' romance novels. There is still love and tenderness, and the number of harems is not too large. The plot is also pretty good. What makes me unhappy is that he is not as powerful as fighting across levels. For example, when the protagonist is at the third level of the Golden Core, he cannot defeat a fourth-level Golden Core at all. Several Taoist monks at the first level of the Golden Core can't even defeat him when they attack together. Facing another person at the sixth level of the Golden Core was like facing a Nascent Soul cultivator, unable to resist their pressure. Of course, these settings are not wrong, as long as the author can adapt to the situation, but the author has not thought about the readers' feelings. I don't know how to make a cool article cool! Another point is that the protagonist has a system to increase his spiritual consciousness. Logically, his spiritual consciousness should be much stronger than the same level, but it has not been reflected. Doesn't his spiritual consciousness increase after his cultivation level breaks through? Can we only rely on system growth? Then how do other people's spiritual consciousness increase?

Can you please add some details?

Borrowing precious treasures to push the book, "I will clean up the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion at the beginning, and I will complete the incomplete skills." Mortal flow, Gou Dao flow, IQ will not decrease if IQ is online, the protagonist's magical power refers to ancient magic: a wonderful pen creates a dragon, scattering beans to form an army, dividing the ground to form a river, etc. Interested Taoist friends can take a look. If you are bothering me, please contact me. [Asking mortals to recommend each other's authors]

Is it ok to add some details?

Now let's give it a trial reading and see. Guys, wait for me to see if it's a trial reading or a drug trial.

Alchemy is not just a game, it also needs to be upgraded. If you are a junior alchemist, what level you are an alchemist should be judged based on the elixirs you can practice.

40 Years old, traveled through time 30 years ago. Why bother with soul-transportation? Why not just fetal-transplantation if it's a 10-year-old body? It also has multiple female protagonists, so I originally wanted to read it.