To Cultivate Immortality, One Must Have Good Luck

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How can one have luck in cultivating immortality? Immortal cultivators are like cancer cells and viruses. Seize the energy of heaven and earth, extract the marrow of heaven and earth. Heaven nourishes man with all things, but man has nothing to repay to Heaven. Unless you create a method, you only cultivate the soul, not the qi and essence. Or maybe someone like Shen Gongbao can trap and kill a large number of immortal cultivators.

Big cheers for the author! I wish the author a great flood of literary thoughts!

Passing by, the idea is interesting. Anyway, I am tired of watching the underworld cultivating immortals. According to that world view, the immortals are all the masters of gangsters. It is really boring. I feel that merit and luck can at least make the world more orderly and save me from those dark trends. I am done complaining. Now I will start reading this book.

You have been blessed with luck, and even practicing the skills has to be achieved through hard work or risking one's life. It doesn't matter if you don't want this luck, and you can't fight hard enough.ヽ(￣д￣;)ノ😏😏 I feel that the use of this luck is to add the behavior of Lao Liu. Others are shopping, and you watch the battle from a very far away place. In the end, you get the treasure, including treasures, elixirs, opportunities, etc. Or maybe you found an opportunity that others couldn't find.

Well written, this is a piece of gold that I found with great difficulty in the daily guide 💩 mountain over the past week. Treasure, treasure.

You have to rely on success, and hard work depends on hard work. It's not good if the two of them are related. There is no feeling like adding a little dark blue, only the feeling of being and standing at the same time, 😒

The author wants to make the protagonist very cunning and scheming. He has always said that he is as scheming as his master. However, I have read more than 300 chapters and the protagonist has not once calculated anything. Only the people next to him keep praising him. He is really like his master. He is really calculating and thoughtful. It is so embarrassing. From time to time, the childlike innocence of the protagonist is still described, "Are you two together eight years old?" The heroine has used this sentence more than once to describe the protagonist. If the protagonist is really rich, it would be a bit cute, but the protagonist really has no richness, only "scheming" that others insist on, which is too embarrassing.

Does the author have any misunderstanding about luck? Isn't good talent a manifestation of luck? Bad luck is just a piece of shit.

It's a pity. The writing and storyline are very good, but it just feels like it's tasteless and a pity to abandon. Supporting actor Han Dong has always been famous. Anyone with a discerning eye will know at a glance that he is reserved for the protagonist to steal the limelight later. The sect is so suppressed that even the sect leader's daughter, who is ranked second on the Hidden Dragon List, dare not let her break through. So it's the protagonist's turn, what should we do? Are you going to pretend to leave the sect and go out? Or is it the protagonist's turn to break through and arrange a massacre, with the protagonist and supporting characters escaping together, and then take revenge?

Everything else is fine, except for Han Dong'er's matter. I can't say that the author has a problem with his views and will not accept refutation.

The relationship between the characters is too simple. Bonds are obviously fragile, but trust is easy to give. The protagonist is with the sect's senior officials, the protagonist is with his fellow apprentice brothers, and the protagonist is with the direct son of the Gu sect. The bond between the characters is obviously very weak (the relationship accumulation is obviously very small), but in the plot, they can work hard to maintain it (a few spiritual stones a month, is it worth working so hard?). This sect is not engaged in workers' and peasants' revolution, so how can it have such a strong sense of belonging?

Who reads the fairy tales just to see junior sisters and love?

I don't understand it a bit. The author explained that Han Dong is an important plot-driven character and cannot be moved. I can understand this. What I don't understand is why the author changed his gender? Doesn't it mean that being a man can't advance the plot? This is not pure Sima Zhao's heart.

It's so fucking long-winded... It's just a cultivation system that's okay. The plots of other characters are really long-winded. It's a pity to abandon the novel from 10 years ago. It's tasteless. It's an uncomfortable batch.

This person's logic is flawed! We saw earlier that the alchemist who couldn't afford human essence chose to kill all living beings and become the villain. The essence of the top 20 people in the rankings will be sold for thousands. The book clearly says that alchemists are extremely profitable, so why can't they make thousands of spiritual stones? It's inconsistent.

Too many things to do, I thought it was a developmental stream, but I didn't expect it to be an ancient stream

The writing is online. At the beginning, it was okay to follow Brother Guan to get the opportunity, but the stone monument in the back became a sense of imminent task, and the opportunity in the front had to wait, and the ones in the back came one after another. I read the comments and said that the beautiful girl in the back did not kill, but escaped, otherwise it would be uncomfortable to see the back.

What you are lucky enough to get is your own. Why do you have to force yourself to give half of it to others? Otherwise, you will feel uncomfortable. You are really a 6. This immortal cultivator should just go to charity.

I can't stand the restrictions and exemptions. Can this Han Dong'er go away? He has been entangled with the protagonist.

Whether or not there is Shen Nong, the comment section is full of cheers

This is probably a draw. To be honest, defeating the Eighth Realm Fairy Miao in the Sixth Realm is too exaggerated. A draw is just right.

The protagonist was dragged by Zhou Tingyu to help in the boxing. They got into a fight for no reason and got nothing. Later, he found an opportunity and used it as a hindrance. I really don't know how big the little kindness the other party gave was big enough to allow her to affect his own career opportunities? Why did you see the woman unable to walk?

It's a bit deserted, here's a small suggestion When the protagonist looks at Han Dong in his memory, add the foreshadowing and hint that Han Dong wants to take revenge on Ding Yuezong (be clear) When the protagonist doesn't want to take the initiative to kill Han Dong, add the foreshadowing and hint that it's because the memory affects his self. Hint (but also make it obvious) I was also very angry when I first saw this. First of all, the protagonist didn't want to take the initiative against Han Dong because of his trivial memory. Secondly, Han Dong acted like a double standard. It felt like he was trying to lift Han Dong up. You killed someone first, and then your sect was exterminated. Why do you suffer so much and hate so much. The combination of the two is really disgusting. Although later I could feel that the author had other hidden motives when he wrote this, and he calmly spoke for the author, but most readers would not think that deeply. Moreover, the author has a God's perspective. You know that there is a hidden story, and there is no problem with the story as a whole. However, the readers who are following up do not have a God's perspective, and they cannot see the hidden story that has not yet been written. There is absolutely no need to hide your hidden secret. It is only revealed at the end. Such a wonderful feeling without any reversal will only make most readers unhappy. When a person is unhappy, everything she does is wrong and it will be magnified infinitely

What the hell. I wanted to save some money, but you suddenly told me the ending? Isn't the level still very low? I'm convinced

More, keep going, isn't it just counting coins?

Um, it looks weird! ! ! It's not like cultivating immortals! ! ! Unspeakably strange! ! !

Come on, come on, the writing is great!

I feel like there is a loophole in the author's plug-in. Since the protagonist can plunder luck by killing lucky people, there are many lucky people. Even if they don't dare to mess with the big sects, there are a lot of casual cultivators. Why not kill them all. If he kills them, the protagonist's luck will have soared long ago. There is no need to look for opportunities to increase it little by little. When the luck is high, opportunities will come to you.

I have saved 60 chapters and finished reading them. It is very well written. However, a little reminder. The author said that the text is always stuck. Now Goldfinger basically has no sound. I remember that going to Qinghu Paradise would increase opportunities. This was not mentioned in the latest chapter. It is better to go through the outline based on Goldfinger.