Clan Cultivation: Farming and Raising Fish Beneath the Sea

This book talks about whether you can build a foundation without using a foundation-building pill. Nowadays, there are all novels about whether you can build a foundation without using a foundation-building pill. They all follow the same routine.

After the protagonist builds the foundation, Xiaodao prepares to make a magical ax for the protagonist, riding an iron pillar all the way to the thirty-third heaven. Is this possible? I feel that there are too many swords, and the writing is boring. From now on, I will learn the magical powers of the sky, the earth, one axe, and just slash all the way...

I also read some articles like this and found something strange. That is, a family that cultivates immortals is worse off than a big family in the secular world. They have to do everything themselves and do not hire mortal servants to serve them. Of course those who need spiritual energy cannot do it, but those who just need energy and time, why can't they find a few mortals? Why do they have to waste their time?

Don't spray! Not here to start a fight! The subject matter and writing style of this article are pretty good, and Goldfinger also likes it better. I just don't know if the author can answer my question. Will the protagonist of this book be a woman? Personally, I prefer that the protagonist marry more Taoist companions and have more children, rather than remain a monk for a lifetime. If it only has a single female protagonist or no female protagonist, I won't watch it, it's not suitable for me.

Forget about killing that magical weapon spirit, this thing is so old, it feels a bit redundant for no reason.

If there is a problem that the author can correct, he should correct it. This article is not that kind of Taoist writing. It is really inappropriate to call myself a poor Taoist. I am not the only one who thinks so. It affects the experience very much.

One of the most important complaints about Mortal Flow is, don't make the Foundation Establishment Pill too important. Today's mortals basically can't level up unless they swallow 5.6 Pills. They are really just mortals. The original setting was that you would not die if you swallowed the Foundation Establishment Pill, so it stands to reason that upgrading without swallowing the pill would be more powerful than taking the pill. As a result, many books now have basic gg routines without this pill, which is really annoying.

The author's writing style is very good. Keep up the good work and improve it to a higher level. I'm optimistic about you.

Instant, fierce, ecstatic, very surprising, instant, these words are used too much, giving people a feeling of excessive force and dryness.

Nowadays, besides swords, novels about cultivating immortals are still about swords. Can't there be something new? What's even more outrageous is that some people who traveled through time became demons. Instead of improving their bloodline, or polishing their demon bodies with their natural talents, they went to do sword cultivation! There are so many well-known magic weapons in myths and legends, but none of them is stronger than a sword. Bell, Tower, Mirror, Seal, Pot, Flag, Cauldron, Furnace, Pictures, etc. (Donghuang Bell, Xuanhuang Pagoda, Kongtong Mirror, Heaven-turning Seal, Demon Refining Pot, Apricot Yellow Flag, Flame Light Flag, Qiankun Ding, Bagua Furnace, Hetu Luoshu, etc.) Which one is not better than the sword? How come there are so many distinctive magic weapons that cannot be written without the sword?