
From Spirit Farmer to True Immortal of Ten Thousand Arts
从灵农肝成万法真仙
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
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- Cultivation
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- Fantasy Cultivation
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- 7mo ago
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- Qidian
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It's too watery, get ready to dodge!
The water keeps changing places, and for the sake of water, every time the protagonist goes to that place, something will happen, and then there are inexplicable fights, and the place keeps changing. Author, no other author will use this routine anymore. It's 2025, do you treat readers as fools? Take your time in the water! 88
The protagonist has perfected every skill. He has divine consciousness and liquefied mana, and his physical training is not bad. Why do you have to buy a foundation-building pill? Buy a pill that will not cause damage if it fails. Try it first. The protagonist's skill is so powerful that he can't build a foundation, and others who don't have a foundation-building pill are even more impossible.
This is just right. I also read a novel about the proficiency panel of cultivating immortals two days ago. It was written by that guy. The protagonist is like a black slave. He is so depressing that I just want to vomit.
It's strange that I can't understand this kind of book
Why do so many people like this? They accidentally encounter a demonic cultivator, obtain a demonic cultivating skill, and then have a protagonist with a poor proficiency in the system. They are not afraid of death every time to practice this quick and trouble-free demonic cultivating skill.
The plot is too cliche. He was assassinated as soon as his life started to improve, then the station was invaded, and the flying boat was destroyed when he left! A set of running water
I really hate this kind of article about cultivating immortals. Why don't you add an evil spirit and a sick cultivator to the immortality list? He's afraid of this and that, so he just goes home and doesn't want to cultivate immortality.
Do you know why you can't write the foundation building and golden elixir chapters? Taoism and fighting are still qi training routines, and the key is not to make qi training exciting. The content is greatly missing.
Since it is a panel spell, one certificate and a permanent certificate, even if you learn the first-level spell, you will not practice it to perfection? There must be follow-up second-level spells. The panel spells look at the continuity of the spells and the magical power that breaks the level after perfection. You have lost the fun point.
It's still a little hard for me to accept that the protagonist's combat power is basically based on his sword cultivation and talismans. The only role of the water lake rat is to take care of debris. Instead of using so many resources to improve himself, he will use them to feed his spiritual pets? You can't level up like this. Your third-level high-grade demon elixir is said to have eaten a bunch of quasi-fourth-level spiritual liquid. It has a lot of vitality and will be of great use to you.
I found this book during the Chinese New Year book shortage and read it for two days. It is indeed very passionate. After all, there are endless ways to practice from one place to another. Just keep changing the exercises. . . Resource. . . . . After watching two scenes, I was basically bored.