Longevity Starts from the Top Sign

In the first chapter, the shopkeeper of the Wang family bought a spirit-gathering pill with dozens of taels of gold ingots. Then in the second chapter, the protagonist bought a spirit-gathering pill for a hundred spirit stones. Together, one spirit stone is not as valuable as one tael of gold.

It's so poisonous that I can't stand it when I see it as a disciple.

I read about ten chapters and expressed my feelings. This is a logically confusing novel. The author writes books without polish.

I can only use two words to describe it, that is garbage.

How many months does it take for a golden finger to appear once and then go offline? Is this reasonable?

I suggest you delete 1-2 and rewrite it, otherwise no one will read it.

Delete all comments and let them settle for a while before writing again

It's so disgusting. I got a spiritual sword of immortality, but was forced to become a master and turn it in. Then I became stronger and took revenge, becoming a master?

When did that person named Xu die? And his illegitimate son

The basic concept of cultivating immortality is that my destiny is up to me and not God! To advance further is to compete with the sky for longevity. Sign it, trust your fate, trust your luck, and cultivate a hairy fairy!

The first few chapters were okay. After that Yang Na came out, the subsequent plot was very weird I couldn't watch it.

Chapter titles suddenly disappear, leaving only numbers, an important sign of the novel The Eunuch