Growing a Longevity Tree in the Wizarding World

Wenzhi Gong wrote a book called "The Earth Senryu" that combines humans and trees. As a result, a large number of people have recently followed suit. Some of the calligraphy techniques have been used directly without changing their names. 😥

It's quite poisonous. The protagonist gives people the impression that he wants to take advantage of everything and doesn't want to pay a single cent. Maybe the author is such a person and it doesn't matter, but those of us who read books are not all such people. I can't accept it.

How do you feel about watching it? Gou cultivates immortality in the wizarding world?

I didn't read it, but I saw the story about the copy being copied in the introduction.

It's hard to describe in one sentence. He obviously has the qualifications to become a bad guy in both worlds, but he is so worried about a few gold coins that he writes home many times asking his father to send money. Then after the protagonist learns how to refine medicine and draw talismans, he doesn't send any money back home. I want weapons, but I have to worry about recruiting people to buy them. I thought, the protagonist in another world is at least an outsider with a small family, and he doesn't want to buy some magical weapon. He found a blacksmith to make it soon. If he doesn't spend some money to find connections, is it difficult to go to the county government or the military camp to find two weapons? Also, when planting trees to grow, why not find a safe place that can be used as a base camp? Just plant it in a place where the bosses gather. If something goes wrong, can the protagonist still run away with the tree? Just reading the previous point raises a lot of questions. Please leave it to yourselves for the subsequent content. I will withdraw it first.

How come the idea of ​​your book is so similar to Gou Cultivating an Immortal in the Wizarding World?

I don't know what Erbi's protagonist wants to do. When he has no money, he writes to his father every day to send money. I don't know, but I think your protagonist's father is the richest man in the world. But for the protagonist, he needs to stay in a hotel when he goes to the imperial capital, and he doesn't even have any servants around him. How can he have the confidence? The key is to rely on two worlds. Whatever you do, the money will be enough. The result is this. Hehe

Qidian Reading is too expensive. It's more expensive than buying a physical book.

It's too intellectually depressing to watch. Many plots would not be written in such a retarded way by people with some social experience.

A brainless protagonist in another world, can he make some money by being a bad guy, right? Well, I will only ask my family to cheat money. Learn to make potions! If the medicine is of good quality, wouldn't it be better to find an agent? Afraid of offending people, lower quality and sell. Then a niche anti-aging potion suddenly appeared? Anti-aging! Aren't those aristocratic women crazy? Is this still niche? A low-level recipe can only be used by a wizard five times out of 100 times. I really can't complain. And you, a wizard, are so low. You even have to pay protection fees to the underworld in the city for selling medicine.