Who Taught You to Cultivate Like That?

I am really allergic to the underworld cultivating immortals. It stands to reason that those who can cultivate immortals are at least one in a thousand. At least they have some arrogance in them. Even people with good family conditions in reality will be more polite and may not be friendly to others, but they will definitely maintain a superficial respectability. But many of the cultivating characters in the book are not as well-educated as a modern person from a middle-class family. They are jealous and greedy for money and will do something evil if they disagree with them. They often bully people who they don't know and have no interest in. They all look like the exaggerated hooligans in Hong Kong movies. They have to wear the skin of cultivating immortals. Every time I see this, I feel extremely uncomfortable.

Three spiritual roots, or mutated wind spiritual roots, and still a handyman disciple, do you want to read a few more novels to determine the spiritual root system?

Why not use three spiritual roots at the beginning? This makes it easier to accept the setting. You have to play the trick of turning a genius into a waste, and you have to learn a potato. And if you become a waste, you can't change back. The protagonist of Renjiatu is a weakling in the early stage, but he can fly very fast in the later stage. No matter how fast you can fly with three spiritual roots, will it be as fast as a single spiritual root? . Or a mutated single spiritual root. The villain Huang Li is very inexplicable. Don't force yourself to cause trouble.

It's written as rubbish. Sects can kill each other, but even demon sects can't do this. Newcomers can only be dogs. If you don't like them, geniuses will die because you haven't grown up. The secret realm can kill the disciples of the sect, but they can also be killed outside because you are weak. Geniuses can also kill them. Because your realm is low, it matters. Unless you have powerful bodyguards every day, other elders will kill your descendants. As long as they are not caught with evidence, haha, there will be no rules. Everything will be harmed. Internally, it will kill each other and the sect will be destroyed. Because there can be no contradictions in each peak and within the peak.

I want to complain about you, the author, you are so lonely raising chickens. One pound of spiritual rice and one spiritual stone is so expensive. You can afford to raise chickens, but one chicken only sells for a few spiritual stones. It's strange that you don't lose money.

I'm seriously off topic. What's the title? Gou Zai, Zongmen, Yu Beast Cultivation, but the whole process was basically not written out. Gou Zai was actively and passively beaten and killed every day, and the main one was Mang (or in the author's opinion, practicing honestly is considered a top dog?), And the first keyword was directly scrapped Yu Beasts, that's true, but it's obviously written in a biased way. Except for the abuse of vegetables, it's basically the protagonist's physical recklessness. The biggest role of controlling beasts is to feed back his cultivation and make up for the scene. The more he goes on, the more this happens. Can it be considered as a story here Zongmen? The protagonist is weak in the early stage and has little chance to go out. He has a bunch of enemies behind him and wanders around outside every day. He can't even make alchemy or gain experience by controlling beasts. So stop talking nonsense To sum up, and remove the invalid keywords, this book is actually written as "I relied on beast control to gain my way to immortality"

When you described it for the first time, I thought you were emotionally over it and let it go. The second time, the protagonist bites the artery in the neck and sucks people's blood?!! Forget about feeding the corpse of the enemy in front of you to your own beast. The protagonist is also the same as the beast? Is this a fairy tale? Is it the right way to write??? I really can't stand it anymore...

Why does Sa Fei want to stay in the sect? It's not easy to upgrade your spiritual roots to begin with, but your spiritual beasts are still mutating and evolving. It would be weird if you don't have their souls searched by the sect bosses. Do you think the world of immortality is truly peaceful? If you can't do anything for the sake of immortality, it's just feeding chickens and spiritual beasts! Can't you go out and work alone? There is no intrigue among the sects, just build your own family.

When I first watched it, I thought it was okay, but as you watch it, you will find that the supporting villains are all idiots with no IQs 🙂🙂🙂 Chapter 31, I was immediately persuaded to quit. What's the matter? An alchemist takes on two disciples. The protagonist is accepted as a disciple because of his talent. Why is the other one so jealous and wants to deal with him? It's so hard to understand. You just became a disciple, and you want to deal with your fellow disciple, kill him, and let your master pamper you??? Does the villain have to be an idiot? Is it bad for me to have an awesome senior brother? Moreover, there is a high probability that this senior brother will not compete with him for family property or status as a disciple of the master.

It's not a joke at all. If you look at the catalogue, it's all childish pretense and slap in the face. The author is selling sheep's heads with dog meat!