When a Foolish Emperor Starts Alchemy

Why can't the emperor cultivate immortality? It's very simple. Just assume that the emperor can cultivate immortality. Suppose the emperor wants to cultivate immortality. Does he need to meditate, practice, learn spells, or absorb elixirs? Assuming that seclusion lasts for a hundred years, who will govern the country? If you arrange for someone you trust to govern, ask the other person if they want to practice. If so, who will govern the country when the other person is in retreat. Look, this is the paradox of those who cultivate immortality. The emperor does not cultivate immortality!

Yang Pei'er (Concubine Yang) Qianfu Luoli (Concubine Li) Hu Yuelian (Concubine Lotus) Zhuge Xuanyi

If the protagonist wants to kill some minister, can't he just give him the elixir?

Is the flow of luck so outdated now? Have you never seen any other systems besides cultivating immortals? Dynasty Luck should be relatively famous. This kind of fantasy world dynasty is not considered an immortal puppet. There are roughly three types. Family style, the royal family is the strongest cultivating family. The royal ancestor is the strongest person in a dynasty. The emperor is usually held by someone with poor cultivation talent. Although he is not considered a puppet, after all, his own strength is poor and his influence is not great. At most, he will be a weak emperor. Qi Lun suppresses the flow, the low version of the Qi Lun flow. The emperor has no power, but he is blessed with luck when he rules the country. Under the pressure of luck, Immortal Buddha is just an ordinary person. Immortal magic and Taoism can't harm the emperor at all, and the magic will collapse before it reaches him. Killing civilians will also increase karma. This kind of dynasty basically has no sense of existence, mainly to show that the immortal cultivators cannot attack the dynasty at will. The strongest one is Yun Chao Liu, the top version of Qi Yun Liu. Just like divine power, magic, and immortal power, luck is also a type of power. The emperor's luck makes him strong, and governing the country is the cultivation method of the emperor and his officials. A prosperous country and a strong people have strong luck, and the stronger the luck, the higher their own strength. Confucianism, Taoism, martial arts, Shintoism, etc. Can all be attributed to the rule of the Qiyun Dynasty. The country has never been a drag, but a help to one's own cultivation. Although this book does not seem to be following the lucky trend. There are many methods of cultivation, just like Confucianism and Taoism. You only need to read articles carefully and unite knowledge and action to condense awe-inspiring righteousness. Shinto only needs to spread faith, and preaching and preaching can gather divine power and elevate the divine status. Different cultivation paths have different methods. Not all systems require retreat and meditation. I remember that there were many of these genres at the beginning, and many of them were masterpieces by great gods. Why are they all newbies now? No one has seen it.

The emperor can't cultivate immortality at all. If you retreat once, the world will have changed hands! And you can't retreat in peace of mind, so those who want to cultivate immortality and can cultivate immortality cannot become emperors, and those who become emperors cannot succeed in cultivating immortals.

I saw about 20 pictures, and the writing is okay, but the problem is that your label says "Xian Xia Cultivation Civilization", but except for a few golden fingers at the beginning, the remaining 20 or so pictures are all about palace fighting. Slow heat is not like this.

We are all cultivating immortals, and you are also the one with the highest cultivation level. If you want to play some conspiracy or trick, just push it sideways. It's not fun to watch.

The only difficult thing is the Jia Ya Fairy Kingdom. Its name sounds like a fairy but it's not fairy at all. It's like a random name.

The first chapter is very good, but after more than 100 chapters, there is a disgusting plot. If the Yang family has problems, they can be dealt with quickly, and Concubine Yang pleads for mercy, and then gives various opportunities to change her past. I don't know what you wrote yourself. The story of a small family taking advantage of Concubine Yang's fake power is not dealt with immediately. The emotional drama is so awkward, and the emperor is still so aggrieved. Why don't you deal with it quickly? What cool article can you write? Go to the female channel to write about your literary youth.

Apart from not liking the system of practicing the Qi Root Foundation Pill, the others are pretty good. There are whispers, power struggles, and fights [although not much]. It quite meets my requirements for reading. Just keep writing at this pace! There are some suggestions, the protagonist can gather a group of warlocks, let them study the yield and nutrition of crops, cultivate poultry, promote medical treatment and so on! Develop the demographic dividend so that there will be more money for drug use!