Cultivation of Immortality: Start by Eating Small Golden Talismans

This book gave me a feeling of Master Gu, with the ruthlessness and IQ, but Master Gu wrote half-group portraits. Fang Yuan is not the only protagonist. In the background of each era, there are wonderful and beautiful immortals and demons, Geng Ya, elegant writing and original stories. This book also feels like a mortal's journey to immortality, but the pace is faster and not draggy. I feel that the protagonist has Han Li's lone wolf and cautious character, as well as Fang Yuan's unscrupulous and ruthless heart. It looks really cool, come on!

The beginning gave me the feeling I had ten years ago

The worse the three views, the closer to reality. In the beginning, human nature is inherently evil. The sages said it. If you want to refute it, please go to heaven and ask the sages.

The golden toad with a treasure in its mouth and the pursuit of immortality are just a poor man's fantasy before his death.

Some logical problems in this book 1. The chapter of the Hundred Secret Club is a drama. It is a Qi training level intelligence organization. The entry fee is 2,000 spirit stones. A piece of news can cost tens of thousands of spirit stones. Prices are too low; 2. In the world of immortal cultivation, those who do news business basically sell the world, humanities, sects, secret realms, outstanding figures, local customs, resources and minerals, etc. It's a joke that you, a news peddler, have made a deaf-mute mortal. The monk's spiritual consciousness cannot see anything. Is making a deaf-mute a deception? Perfect ancient dragon martial arts style. 3. If there is really valuable information, will those who sell it sell it? 4. The protagonist seeks revenge on Pei Qing. This is understandable to everyone. However, he still doesn't know whether Pei Qing has any treasures on him, so he spent most of his net worth of more than 2,000 spiritual stones to buy information about Pei Qing's scope of activities. Summary: The author rubs the reader's IQ on the ground.

What kind of Banbu Jindan Dzogchen is it? What kind of Banbu direct disciple did I see in another book? You and him have the same purpose, which is really wonderful. I can only say yes. You and Banbu's biological son have the same purpose, and they are really half-brothers.

The latest chapter is too much of a coincidence. It's unnecessary. Really, Master Gu is not as lucky as you.

I discovered this novel at 1 o'clock this morning and read it for 3 hours. To be honest, I was very satisfied with the content of the first 25 chapters. I liked it very much. In this school where all spiritual roots are low and poorly developed, it is very cool to be a tribulation cultivator. After the 25th chapter, I personally feel that it lacks the flavor of cultivating immortals as before. It is like a world of high martial arts. Secondly, I found that the currency setting is too outrageous. It was during the period of Qi training that people started to spend intermediate spiritual stones to build foundations. Golden elixir and top spiritual stones are not spent casually. Then there is the intelligence organization. It is really low-key. Even the Tianji test is too accurate. The person who uses the Tianji test feels to me that at least the foundation building is complete. Except for plug-ins, all other underpinnings have been read. These foundation-building monks in the sect work and talk like gangsters. They are arrogant. The entry requirement is to kill 10 tribulation cultivators. It feels not as good as 10 monsters and wanted criminals of the same level.

The content is the type I like, but if I eat it myself, is it a bit too strong? You eat normal food because the plug-ins are delicious. If the treasure you meet in the future is an old man's underwear, will you eat it too? Isn't there a golden toad phantom in the Dantian? When swallowing treasures, wouldn't it be good to let the golden toad phantom suffocate directly and then feed it back to the protagonist?

Normal cultivation, killing people and grabbing treasures, isn't it? Why do you have to get such a treasure and such a rotten cauldron? If you get it out, it will bring down the quality of this book.

Suddenly it feels very white but not very white. It seems to be because the routine is a bit old. I can basically guess what the protagonist is going to do next

Chapter 58 has been deleted. It's not about character or anything like that. There was a fight in Chapter 3.4. You hit me and I slapped you and I slapped you and I slapped you. Chapter 3.4 Is not finished yet. There are others who have all kinds of means. The protagonist is like a 2-year-old who only uses his own spiritual power to cast spells. When the talisman is turned into a skill, it is not still a spell. Others have everything. The protagonist is so rich and doesn't have anything he wants. It's all up to him. If you're a co-author and buy something, just don't buy it for the protagonist if it doesn't please him.

Is Luo Xiaoluo crazy? 😰, the writing is really vicious, I saw the latest one, it's spot on.

Although I haven't watched it for a few days, I can still roughly remember the plot. However, this is a blood alliance with others and revealing each other's passwords. The most important thing now is that you have the breakthrough foundation building materials. By then, even if you leave the sect directly, you can do something here. Has someone changed the writing?

The logic at the beginning of the book. It's very confusing. The author repeatedly emphasizes that the protagonist is now a golden spirit root, resurrected from the dead, and is afraid of attracting attention. . . The protagonist is killed by a mortal, not quartered. Isn't it reasonable to fake death? Even if you don't dare to join the same sect as your enemy. It is not very reasonable to join from another sect. He was harmed by others, injured and hid to recuperate. It makes sense that he missed the sect's recruitment. The genius of Shanlinggen. Are you sure the other party will accept it as long as they know their family background is innocent? . . . What kind of logic does it have to be a casual cultivator? . .

It feels very bland 🙂, just kill people, don't be verbose.

This novel is Zhang Xianzhong in Sichuan: Kill! Kill! Kill!

After reading the introduction, I wanted to read this book. There are too few dark texts.

In fact, for the real peerless evildoer. In the foundation building stage, killing Nascent Soul with one move is trivial, such as possessing high level spiritual treasures, automatic attack and automatic defense, or possessing one-time high-level spiritual talismans, or possessing the heaven-defying talent, time talent, space talent, destiny talent, etc., Or possessing high-level contracted spirit beasts. Assuming I am a true immortal, I use slavery. Control a high-level spiritual beast and tell him to protect my son 24 hours a day and obey my son's orders.

Everyone can be the protagonist.

In the early stage, a few dozen cards were fine, but later on, why would we hold a chamber of commerce with such a big deal, and follow these little people to pull things around every day?

Brothers, what camp does the protagonist belong to according to the DND camp? (No heroine, single heroine, multiple heroines, which label are these three books?)

The author puts it this way Many people have said certain points about this book. Overall, it is good to watch. I think some of the cautious performances of the protagonist are very good, such as preventing the enemy from running away, eradicating the roots, not forcing the enemy too much during the fight and not giving the enemy a breather, deceiving people with words and reducing the enemy's awareness of struggle, etc. There are two points where it is a bit bloody. Yes, it is bloody but not poisonous. Poison means scenes that feel stupid and stupid, which makes people unable to ignore or continue reading. This is poison.       ，，，，，，，，，， Yes, the little girl from the Wang family and Luo Xiaolu are a bit bloody, but it's harmless. It's just that he wants to fast forward and skip those plots and doesn't want to watch them.