I Am Hand-Made Sanctification, a Piece of It Is Hard to Find!

As a time traveler, in a world that is known to be an immortal cultivator, are you still worried that the immortal cultivators do not have ordinary currency? Don't have certain assets? Are you being fooled by being a mortal, or were you an eleven or twelve-year-old child from the mountains before traveling through time? Items of an entry can be sold casually. Putting aside the world of cultivating immortals, just talking about the ordinary world, you can sell tens of millions or hundreds of millions for just a dozen yuan. Summary: There is a certain readability, but not high

Try to sell ordinary items without any entries. Wouldn't that bring trouble to others? If someone finds out, will they ransack the entire city? ? ? There are also those who have the ability to build an entire manor with attributes that can be taken away at any time. The kind that is worth watching now. Now I see that the protagonist has a golden finger and can't use that stupid green man at all.

Isn't it another disgusting story where everyone knows the protagonist is a boss but the protagonist himself doesn't?

More chapters about making things, and don't involve too many monsters or anything like that. Especially when two people are involved.

The second chapter is really bold to mix in private goods, but what about the old Chinese medicine practitioner who has no disease in this connotation? This kind of unnecessary connotation has always been annoying, but people generally tolerate it after seeing it at a certain stage. If you haven't passed these three chapters, come here and be convinced.

No one wants to be a money-splitting kid. The average protagonist will choose to be an alchemist after researching the market. The average protagonist will go to the market to buy things at the beginning and will bargain. The average protagonist will go to the reputable "Wanbao Pavilion" to buy valuable items. The protagonist is a pure boy who makes money. At the beginning, I thought it was a daily novel, and each item or monster I took in had a unit story. I voted for it when I saw Chapter 10, but in Chapter 11, I was slapped in the face. You can take in people at will, give out elixirs at will, give away magic weapons at will, and sell handicrafts at will. What are these?

Female nuns are too hellish. . . He even licked his face to get some benefits.

Isn't this just because you are strong in cheating but afraid that you won't be able to write anymore, so you can only increase your intelligence and philistine mentality? It's really just not seeking stability but seeking waves.

From the female nun and the fox, the rest is basically poison.

This plug-in is indeed a good assistant for dog licking and a great help in pleasing women.

After reading a few chapters, I feel like I can become a eunuch.

The starting hand is a bit poisonous. If the attributes are too good to sell, it will be harmful to others, and it will also be a trap for yourself. After all, the protagonist is not very strong.

Give me some face and stop writing. Too cruel

Ahem, here is a question post, mainly to talk about some of the questions raised by everyone. The comments in the post are free, but this is a quality post. If you insult others when you post it, don't embarrass yourself if you attack others personally. He is quite proud of his lack of quality, just like I made him a dime. First question. The issue that everyone talks about the most is the basket that the protagonist gave to Aunt Six at the beginning. The attributes were so explosive. Wouldn't it be harmful to give it to a mortal? Such powerful attributes cost dozens of copper coins and so on. It was disgusting. Answer: In fact, if you read two lines, you will know that the protagonist did not choose those attributes. He chose mediocre and invisible attributes. Most of the attributes that are later sold are also specially selected in this way. The truly powerful attributes are in the hands of the protagonist or in the yard. Second question. It's about the protagonist's fear of Hu Li for the first time. What I thought at the time was that the protagonist had never been in contact with a practitioner and was really scared. He had never fought before, so it was normal for him to keep a low profile. However, he started to change after his helpless fight with Mu Qingyu. This made some readers uncomfortable, I'm sorry. The third question. Some people say that the character Mu Qingyu is too shameless, and it would be wrong for the protagonist to believe him easily. Actually, the purpose of cultivating immortals is to achieve immortality. For those who are stubborn and thin-skinned, it is enough to practice Qi and Daoji at these two young realms. Those who can achieve success in cultivation should not think that anyone is naive. As a social worker who is nearly 30 years old and has been working for seven or eight years, I admire people like Qing Yu very much. He knows how to make progress, knows how to improve himself to gain benefits, and knows how to be grateful. In a world of involution, you don't involve others. And the protagonist has the Haechi cards and knows whether the other party has lied. Since the other party has not lied, the credibility is naturally there. The fourth question. Is the protagonist the kind of person who is so stupid that he doesn't know that he is very strong, and then just pretends to be that? No, the protagonist in my heart can live a normal life and long for daily life, but he is by no means a soft-hearted person, nor is he a person who does not know his own strength. And if he keeps doing it, he will also come out of a place of peace. Above. For now, these are the questions that people have raised more often. Some people will definitely be dissatisfied. There will definitely be other questions in the future. Everyone is welcome to raise them. Thank you.

There are too many roles for the supporting female characters. In the fourth chapter, there are only two supporting female characters. I don't know who the main character is, so I wrote around these two female supporting characters.

It can be seen from the "herring" in more than ten chapters that the author's overall outline and setting level can only be said to be two-way screening. Those who can accept this three views and level can naturally read it. There is not a single outstanding point, just break through the gate, injure the dog's legs, and chop down the bamboo as punishment. The fox you wrote about is at least teasing and fun. What's the set point for this herring? It's delicious and delicious and provides resources. This person is really good. No matter how you set up the character later, when looking at the overall situation, don't focus on an event that has not happened, or inexplicably focus on a character who has nothing happened.

If you can't, go to the factory to drill screws! It's hard to describe what I've seen since it was put on the shelves, and I can't even read it without skipping a beat.

Very well written, don't write it next time

The protagonist makes up so many artifacts and sells them to mortals, so that no one will get into trouble. The ordinary man is not guilty, but he is guilty of carrying the treasure. Let alone the previous mention, the protagonist obviously finds that he is extraordinary, and there is a dog monster. He shouldn't buy some fields outside the city, grow some medicinal materials and so on. He can obviously be self-sufficient, but he wants to cause trouble and forcefully create conflicts. The world is obviously no longer suitable for the protagonist's development.

This thing is too deliberately arranged.

The characters of the male protagonist and female supporting character are impossible to become popular. The graphic design is so deliberate that people will not like them for a day. The male protagonist is not pretentious but he is not picky. All those craftsmanship are wasted.

The first 130 photos have not yet been released. The protagonist's character is low-key and invincible, and the items produced are awesome and can enhance the strength of animals or monks. Since leaving the house, the plot has completely changed, and the protagonist feels both responsible and independent. It's really disgusting to engage in a plot where you yell when you see an injustice on the road. Basically, it's the same routine as the protagonist's invincibility after cultivating immortality. The character changes were too sudden, giving people a sense of discomfort. And there is another question, why there are so many entries for the items made by the protagonist, and then the monk also said that these are spiritual treasures. Then why was the spirit treasure born as the weapon spirit so casually taken away? This was too deliberate in order to advance the plot. The drama suddenly came out and I didn't want to watch it immediately. There is no need to look at the overall plot at all. There was no need to guess that he was invincible, so everyone came to worship him. Then in order to improve their strength, everyone came to curry favor with him. Then, to fight against the enemy is to use a form of exaggerated special effects and exaggerated consequences to shock everyone, making people think that the protagonist is awesome and a boss, and the rest is all praise for the protagonist. Boring

From learning about the protagonist's golden finger to seeing his house, I had an idea. Has the protagonist never thought about building a palace or something like that by hand? Obviously many of his works have entries of various sizes. And do more and choose a perfect quality entry, which is safe and comfortable, and can run away at any time. It would be even better if it has invisibility, flight, and formation.

Can the whole bamboo dragonfly be able to fly 🙂

More than ten years ago, there was an idiot in the skin of a saint selling a stupid protagonist. Everyone else knew that the protagonist was awesome, and they got good things by fooling around. The protagonist especially likes to give gifts to girls.