Keeping a Low Profile and Wandering Toward Immortality in the Cultivation World

Personally I think the writing is pretty good!

The routines are basically leftover from playing online books for more than ten years, but author, have you ever thought about the law of conservation of energy, and the time flow rate is one to ten compared to those in the spiritual field space, but I would like to ask, will a 999-year-old herb have the same energy after being upgraded for 1,000 years? For example, is it the same if the temperature rises from 1,000 degrees to 10,000 degrees?

A 500-year-old elixir. Why is it only worth 30 spiritual stones? Your prices are wrong. A magical elixir that is under 100 years old. Used during Qi refining period. A 200 to 300 year old elixir. It is used by foundation-building monks and is used in the elixir golden elixir period from 500 to 1000 years and the Nascent Soul period. The thousand-year-old elixir is for use from the Nascent Soul stage to the Transformation stage. The price is wrong. I hope it can be reformed.

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Be careful. Thousand-year elixirs generally correspond to the golden elixir stage. Don't forget that now the protagonist is not even in the Qi refining stage, but he starts to use elixirs that have been used for hundreds of thousands of years...

[Recommendation]: Look at an ordinary cowherd boy and a mysterious space spiritual land. When the two meet, can the cowherd boy use this to become a phoenix nirvana and soar into the sky? Let's see how an ordinary mortal gradually emerges on the road to the pursuit of immortality and becomes a being that attracts everyone's attention. [Brief Description of the Work]: The protagonist traveled to a mysterious world of immortal cultivation and became an ordinary cowherd boy who did not know any skills. Fortunately, he had a mysterious space with a piece of land in it, which could accelerate the growth of plants and the accumulation of years by absorbing spiritual energy. This peculiar ability becomes the starting point for the protagonist to explore the world of immortality. He used the ability of the land to cultivate powerful spiritual grass and spiritual trees to improve his own cultivation. Over time, he gradually mastered the secrets of plant growth and opened up a path of his own. #New book trial reading# [Work information]: Book title: Gou walks in the world of immortality for eternity Author: Green Doubingtang Shui Type: Fantasy - Oriental Fantasy Tags: decisive killing, easy, online IQ, upgrade flow Number of words: 45,000 words, serialized Evaluation: seedlings, licorice [Recommended Index]: ★★★☆☆ [Recommended Group]: Gou Daoliu Novel hobby group, Changshengliu novel hobby group [Highlights]: 1. The golden finger of the protagonist is a magical space. There is a field in which spiritual plants can be planted and ripened through the most basic spiritual fragments. It is a bit like Han Li's little green bottle. The protagonist uses this ability to do whatever he wants. Purchase spiritual plants for ripening, and then sell them at a high price. The early spiritual fragments can be exchanged for silver or gold. In this way, the biggest supply problem for ripening is solved. This setting allows the protagonist to develop quickly without restrictions in the early stage, avoiding the problem of slow development in the early stage like other novels, and making the protagonist's path smoother. 2. The protagonist is very stubborn, especially stubborn. Like the protagonist of ordinary farming novels, when he has such a magical space, he will plant as much as possible and sell it in order to exchange for more training resources that his body can adapt to and exert its maximum effect. But this protagonist is different. In order not to be suspected by others, he eats whatever he grows, unless his soul is broken. Only when it is enough can he sell it. For example, after he cultivated a 500-year-old elixir in space, his first reaction was that he could not sell it. He did not care about the loss of potency and effectiveness of the elixir. He just drank it himself. In his opinion, the spirit stone was enough. After a long time in the plot of the novel, his entire wealth actually only had 60 spirit fragments. You must know that a room in Xiuxianfang City costs 15 spirit fragments a day. [Disadvantages]: The author has always written that the protagonist is very stubborn, and the plot is also developing in a stubborn way, but the author has ignored one of the biggest problems. In his background setting, monsters are intelligent. The protagonist has a little black dog and feeds it a lot of medicine residue. He was so generous that he put the dog into his golden finger space. As promised, the protagonist also arrogantly said that the space was big enough and an extra dog wouldn't be a big deal. You all know that there are monsters in this world, but you dare to reveal your biggest secret to a creature suspected of being a monster. This is not prudent at all.

It's not as good-looking as the old book, and it's even more eunuch-like.

When a new book is opened, I will not notify you in the old book.

Author. A little bit. Wrong topic. It is only logical that the difficulty of the third-turn technique should be increased many times. One turn costs 4 spirit stones. Of course casual cultivators cannot afford it. However, direct members of other people's immortal cultivating families can definitely afford this cost-effectiveness. Unless the price is too high. Otherwise. A technique with such high combat power. There is no reason for the Immortal Cultivation Family not to practice for those few resources. I can't afford to practice as a side branch. Can't afford to practice the main line? The protagonist's future opponents will be those sects and immortal cultivating families. You can't have your opponents target casual cultivators after you become immortals, right? . . .

Does Tang Shui have a book club?