Immortal Road to Immortality: I Rely on Proficiency to Become an Immortal

Although he is a handyman, in the realm of Xianmen, if he goes down the mountain, he will be intercepted and killed, and Xianmen does not care. There is a logic problem. At least it happened far away from the earth. Also, the sect acquiesces and ignores it, and Fairy Yaoguang personally provides a way out for its handyman disciples. Will the sect disgust the future Nascent Soul Lord for the spiritual stones in the hands of a group of handymen? If you beat a dog, you should also look at its owner.

This handyman disciple has no new elders or fake elixir monks to take care of him because the Golden Elixir Perfection Peak Master has been promoted and left. The income from the peak spiritual veins that can supply the Golden Elixir Perfection Success is not low. In addition, how do you recruit handymen and disciples? Are your spiritual roots not tested? The outer sect is promoted from a handyman and may be a direct entry, but the protagonist does not know his spiritual roots. How many peaks can the sect disband after leaving an elder? How many peaks can it be done? Should the inheritance be considered for a long time? The latest chapter 26 says that blood essence is necessary to count the times. Then the problem comes. The talisman masters killed by the protagonist and other talisman masters also use the blood of spirit beasts, and a small amount of essence blood is used. The talisman masters killed by the protagonist do not have essence blood refining skills, and the cost is too high. This golden finger is not very reasonable A few comments, the author can refer to it

You're scared to death here, you're a 4th level piece of trash, and you're so brave here.

Don't start a conflict over so much money, it doesn't look good

If your spiritual roots are so bad, why can you join the sect?

After reading it, tell me your thoughts! First, since the protagonist has the opportunity to stay in the sect, why should he come out? As mentioned before, it seems that the second-level Qi Practitioner can stay in the sect and work as a handyman, so why should he come out to do casual cultivation? What's good about being a casual cultivator? Apart from the freedom, you have to rely on yourself to do everything else. Exercises, spells, sub-professions, resources, safety, guidance, etc. All depend on others. After you leave the sect, who will give you guidance? Are you a kind person? How many are there? Second, the dismissed people were intercepted and killed when they came down the mountain. I would like to ask, does that fairy have no face? When she cultivated to Nascent Soul one day, she suddenly thought of going to see her former disciples. When she returned, she found out, oh, most of them were intercepted and killed as soon as they came out of the mountain gate. I want to ask, does she have face? Third, you noticed the problem at that time and stayed here for so long. Shouldn't you have run away after noticing the problem? You, a little scumbag who practices qi, are you thinking about how to take revenge? You may not even be able to save your own life, but you still want to take revenge. Fourth, those useless people are no longer popular nowadays. At least they have average qualifications. I have seen too many useless people and I am tired of seeing them. Fifth, the protagonist, a person who doesn't hide his clumsiness and is not stubborn, will basically not survive five episodes. He has little ability and has to show it all. Just like that chapter, the Zhou family is attacking, a little scumbag who is on the fourth level of qi training, doesn't hide, and insists on being in the limelight. If the author hadn't written that someone came back, the protagonist like this would have died long ago.