
Cultivating Immortality: Founding a Clan in the South China Sea
修仙从南海创立家族开始
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- Ongoing
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- 239k Words
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- Cultivation
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- Fantasy Cultivation
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- 3y ago
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- Qidian
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It's sword cultivation again. Is there only swords in the world of immortal cultivation? Ever since cultivation novels started writing about sword cultivation, cultivation novels have become completely rigid.
The protagonist's golden finger is obviously a function of the system flow, but it is written as a Taoist book. How can this Taoist book, which is an antique toy, have so many functions? It can also display various information and situations of the protagonist. You are using antiques to engage in technology. You are awesome and have no logic. I am convinced 😅
It's currently eleven chapters. Fortunately, the golden finger is good. Should it be opened a little wider? The golden finger is a Taoist book. According to Taoist luck, it only talks about luck. It should also be able to see other people's luck and misfortunes, right? It is recommended that the protagonist learn the hexagrams, so that he can pretend to be a ghost in the future or explain it easily. This book seems that the world of immortality is very big, with countless low-level monks. I hope there will be more different methods! Rather than the low-level monks doing things (I read a book about the chapter where the protagonist swallowed a spiritual vein during the initial Qi training period and stopped reading it. What the hell is the way to practice? Spiritual veins are real objects, not illusory things. Even if they can be cultivated and incorporated into the body, what is the level?) For example, you can use the golden finger to see faces, fortune, misfortunes, and treasures and spiritual stones. Collect subordinates and collect treasures For example, you can borrow golden fingers to enlighten spirits and enlighten spiritual objects (it occupies a piece of land and there are 180 peach trees. Two or three are not spiritual values. Here, enlighten spirits and become spiritual values. Click on dozens of them here to see. Divine animals can also be used! Enlighten spirits in advance and start practicing) For example By using Taoist books, you can absorb and store the spiritual veins of the spiritual land to create your own spiritual vein land, instead of just a few members of the family occupying a piece of land and stationing manpower everywhere (doesn't Taoism have some methods of pulling the dragon veins, cutting off the dragon veins, and dividing the water) I didn't understand the last part? Just a few monks ran away? Where are the mortals in the family?
Are the two female elders described as disgusting people? They complain and run away at every turn. They are already dozens of years old and can't see clearly. The third aunt knows that they are going to run away and is always thinking about running away. Why not destroy their cultivation and throw them out as a warning? Otherwise, I'll just beat him to death and dry him in the sun.
The operation of the spirit-destroying root is indeed a bit tricky. . .
Just write that the foundation is broken. Where is the spiritual root? How it was broken. If your spiritual root is damaged, you will die.
The protagonist saw a treasure in the market. The seller kindly gave it to the protagonist (the seller could tell it was a treasure) and set up a good character. Then the protagonist's family was going to open up an island. The protagonist invited the seller to help, but because of some kind of mine on the island, the seller was killed. It was awesome. How do you count the treasures given to you by others? The three views are distorted. And not only the seller, but also all the casual cultivators he hired were killed. Once the reputation was gained, it was no longer needed.
Is it a little bit to destroy the spiritual roots at the beginning😥
Logic, the biggest logic of this kind is: 1. You must be very good in the future. Most of them can't keep up with you and will definitely die before you. What is the significance of family? 2. There is an upper limit to the products, spiritual energy, and resources of a place. The bigger the family is now, the more serious they will fight each other in the future. If you like this, there is nothing you can do about it.
Normal people should know how to choose, right? It's not like getting a wife and making a living, you choose charm. . .