Cultivating Longevity: I Have a Proficiency Panel
长生修仙：我有熟练度面板
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 606k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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206Chapters
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Good grief, I thought transmigrating to a farming world was bad enough, but I never imagined the bottom line could be crossed! The protagonist's older brother and family tricked him, selling his house and spiritual fields. They might even assassinate his predecessor. And the protagonist is going to become a live-in son-in-law... I can't bear to read any further...
Proficiency, independent cultivation, farming start, honing trash skills to their fullest potential I've already seen several books with this kind of formulaic setup.
This formula has probably been used quite a few times in the past few years; we're all getting tired of it.
This story doesn't even mention the satisfying feeling of leveling up by grinding proficiency. The protagonist chooses dual maces, describes liking them, and claims they weigh over 100 pounds each, yet they're only at the first level of Qi Refining. More importantly, the protagonist hasn't even trained their body yet. Why use maces? Why use them when you have no advantage?
Chapter 53, Qi Refining Level 1, is quite impressive. Based on this, we can predict that there will be 300 chapters at Qi Refining Level 6, and the story will end when we reach Foundation Establishment.
Can anyone tell me if there's any revenge later on? If he really chooses to forgive, I won't watch anymore.
What kind of marriage is this? It's like Lao Ai marrying Zhao Ji and then telling Ying Zheng's family that our future children will have the surname Ying. Do you think his family would agree to that?
This can't possibly be worn by a PhD student. Their values, language, and behavior suggest they're at most a middle school graduate. Daily reading, indeed living up to its reputation—there's no limit to how toxic it can get; it's incredibly poisonous.
Does the author even know what a live-in son-in-law is? 😅 He could be beaten to death and it wouldn't be illegal. Has he been brainwashed by realistic TV dramas?
The protagonist's cheat-like abilities mean he's afraid of starving? With abilities like that, he'd be perfect for the city; anywhere with commerce, he could be a chef.