Family Cultivation of Immortality: My Experience of Being Able to Live

Don't write specifically about the mid-level, late-stage, and so on. You write it in as many levels as possible, and then estimate the time and say you can break through, how many years of practice, etc. Write like this, otherwise you will think that there are 27 realms in the Qi training realm.

Is it interesting to talk about some major events in the world of cultivation while practicing qi?

It's a family series, I have no desire to continue reading it.

I was almost put off by some bad reviews. After reading dozens of chapters, the storyline is unique and the writing is okay. If I can really spread out the big world map all the way to the end, the reputation of this book will definitely continue to rise.

Objectively speaking, the idea is quite good, but the logic and plot design are unreasonable. In reality, ordinary people have no right to speak, and the power of the extraordinary world belongs to itself, which is destined to be more strong and more powerful.

It feels okay, and given the current situation, it's okay to take a look.

The protagonist himself is still in the Qi training period, but he directly participated in and even led a battle between dozens of golden elixirs. In the end, he won the battle and became the boss. He also led various major events that could affect the entire planet. It felt like there was a sense of fragmentation, and the protagonist had understood various skills. How can I put it this way? It's as easy as it gets, it's just too big. I hope to change the map soon