Cultivation: I Have a Spirit Field of Words

The alchemist in the book has to create new elixir recipes before he can be an alchemist, just like I have to invent recipes to be a chef, and I have to create the theory of relativity to be a physicist... The long-winded preaching is very serious, and it always talks about how to practice immortality in real life, and creates a system that it thinks is perfect, but in the end it is neither fish nor fowl...

Your prices are exaggerated. It only takes one and a half months to condense one spirit stone during a Qi training period. A foundation-building family only spends one million spirit stones in a few days. A mere 10,000 miles requires 300 spirit stones in travel expenses, and one spirit stone for thirty miles. Is this such an exaggeration?

So I recommended three female nuns (｡ò ∀ó｡)

The setting of Goldfinger is good, and it was okay in the early stage. But when I wrote Gu Mu, it fell apart. It looked weird no matter how I looked at it. What are you doing? Don't you know that villains die because they talk too much? Just treat it as a description of a mental state, but this is a world where the world is full of power. If you write about malaria and abnormal behavior, it is better than talking to yourself like this. You also emphasize repeatedly that you are not afraid of others being disgusted again. I originally had two monthly passes that I planned to give to you, but now I can't give them to you.

Qi training worth tens of thousands is a small market, and most of them must be low-level Qi training. What does this have to do with the fact that hundreds of thousands of Qi training are needed to defeat it? After all, the combat power is not the tens of thousands of Qi training! It all depends on foundation building and formation! It's a bit too exaggerated, unless everyone has spiritual roots

Although I don't know how to define cultivating immortals, this should be called the daily life of modern young men, or simply written without thinking.