Cultivation: Rising to Power Through Gu Cultivation

Author, I mean what if, if the word Gu is replaced by a symbol, do you feel there is a change? The Talisman Realm, the Ksitigarbha Talisman, and the Copper Skin and Iron Bone Talisman, do you think they are okay? I have read every chapter of yours, and I was attracted by the word Gu. It turns out that you have dozens of chapters, and you haven't gone into depth at all. You just grab one from here and one from there. Shouldn't you be able to practice the Gu bug thing yourself?

The protagonist really has no brains, or can't use his brains

I thought it was traditional Gu cultivation, but it looks more like an alternative type of external alchemy, and there is no fundamental method of Gu cultivation. Buying someone else's is like a castle in the air with no foundation.

I don't understand why two 20-year-old girls like the protagonist. The protagonist is 50 years old. The writing is far-fetched.

It's boring. It's just another waste stream. I'm tired of seeing it.

At the age of 50, in the late stage of Qi training, I have been squatting at home to be awesome.

You call it the King of Ten Thousand Realms Picture, but in the end you just wrote a Gu world, and it was so slow. You just read the book and it was refreshing. Can you retain people? You will know whether you can retain people by immersing yourself in the readers' perceptions.

This introduction is very new to me. It's all about the plot, but it's still nonsense.

A prince from a dynasty who still hopes to become emperor comes to a local auction to auction things. How low-level a dynasty must be? Is it a dynasty spanning several villages?

It's a pity that the development is too slow. You have to write dozens of chapters for each level. Who still likes to read this now?