Cultivation of Immortality: Start Practicing by Adding Points to All Things

Since it's about adding points to everything, why not add qualifications?

My imagination is quite big. This is the first time I saw that the storage bag contains not a space formation but a teleportation formation. However, if you think about it, it makes sense. After all, the teleportation formation is definitely simpler than the space formation. So far, there are no big poisonous points. Come on, author!

The male protagonist is so eye-catching, it's as if others don't know he has a chance. The villagers also don't treat the male protagonist's life well! I can only say that I have a conscience, but not much.

It's pretty good. There aren't any bad points at the moment. The only bad thing is that those two little brothers are so troublesome. You didn't take in a little brother. You obviously took in a living father.

Pretend to be a pig, forcefully suppress it, enjoy yourself

Shennong couldn't bear it anymore, this book is too poisonous

Mortal insects are highly intelligent and have divine consciousness at the first level. Tsk, tsk, tsk, there are still people who boast about good writing 🤔

There are many innovations in this book made by the author himself. For example, the Qiankun Bag does not have the space for Qiankun Naxumi but instead has a teleportation array. Obviously the size is related to the space. It is not just about moving. The sense of inclusion is too weak and not suitable for old bookworms.

The setting of this second-level talisman paper is a failure! A piece of talisman paper must be used to kill a second-level monster. Ordinary ones are not enough, and they must be mutated! In this way, the consumption of drawing talismans is more than refining alchemy and refining weapons! With all the effort in making talisman paper, wouldn't it be easier to just kill monsters and sell their meat, and make more money? The third and fourth level talisman must kill the mutated Jindan Yuanying monster. If you have that ability, what kind of talisman can you use to kill monsters? Just kill it directly! Getting a talisman is unnecessary!

Knowing that the protagonist has run away and that the Immortal is coming, how can the people in the inn have the courage to stay and hinder the Immortal seedling test? Even a few heads are not enough to cut off.

Do you think you can use the spiritual energy emitted by the spiritual veins to be converted into universal points in the future, and then use these universal points to enhance the spiritual veins, an infinite positive cycle, and finally the world is upgraded 🪖

How should I put it? Gold beetles have autonomous consciousness, which is a bit scary. Goldfinger is not particularly clear.

The talisman setting of this book is substandard, the innovation is too much, the modular method is poison, the runes are incoherent and smooth, it is a failure, there is no such thing as a half-finished product, it is too outrageous and has no sense of immersion.

This world is quite low-level, and getting some second-level (foundation-building) resources is so complicated.

Okay, okay, I like to read this kind of book, it's a bit like Farmer's Fierce, a little stronger than that, I hope it won't collapse in the middle and later stages

It's like keeping a running account, there is no main line, it's a mess

Is this a bug? For example, if you extract a worn-out fish hook and add it to another fish hook, it will become a new one. Where does the extracted fish hook go?

Brother Hui is here for a visit

Those who spend money are really at a loss🤭🤭

If you don't limit the limit of items, at least it will be disgusting if the goods are limited.

I read Chapter 17, and I felt that there wasn't a lot of extra stuff written, and it wasn't refreshing. I don't know what will happen next, but there are some creative ideas. I feel that the writing style is not very good, there is relatively little brainpower in the characters, and the other supporting characters have little subjective initiative. Except for the deliberately created villain, some situations of the other two people are not very good. If you say that you grind too much, it will affect the development of the plot, then compress the plot so that readers can get a glimpse. In addition, the behavioral logic must be polished and meticulous and cannot be taken for granted. For example, in the chapters I saw, when planting Lingmai and encountering pests, it was mentioned that the reason for not using the Rejuvenation Art to control pests, but it can be said that it is reckless to think of cultivating an insect king. The author here wants to write like this, so it can be managed in this way. It is a very natural way of writing, because first of all, you don't know the prerequisites for signing a contract with a spiritual beast. This is equivalent to a gamble. After all, if you sign a contract, you need something like a formation, and you don't know how to deploy this formation. Don't you still need to learn it like the Rejuvenation Art? Of course, the so-called learning formation here is just an example. What is meant is that in such a situation where time is limited but relatively abundant, the protagonist's behavior is to recklessly focus on the Insect King. If there is no cheating by the author, is there any big difference between this approach and the current practice of learning the Rejuvenation Technique?

It's well written, I'm not a novice, but it's rather bland and not many people read it, which is a pity.

Although there is no suspense, it is okay as a coming-of-age story.

My first monthly pass, I feel it's okay, keep going.

It's well written, with 33 relatively good chapters, filling the "pot-bellied beggar" trap.