I Seek Immortality Through the Dao of Alchemy

If I hadn't seen what you said in your introduction, you, the author, would have suffered a lot.

What is the story about this spiritual fire recently? It's the same as if it was written by a different person. Is a drop of second-level spiritual fire worth hundreds of thousands of spiritual stones? And the interaction with the wolf demon is like a primary school student.

The title of the book is what I want to read, but the content does not match my imagination of the title. Maybe I am too picky. . .

It's boring. It feels like Monk Wen again. He keeps saying every day that it's not suitable for relationships. Everyone cultivates the ruthless path of love, right? . .

I'm a little speechless. Others have done a good job in the assessment, but when it comes to the protagonist, they act like monsters.

I slipped away and saw what the hell happened in Chapter 12.

After thousands of Qi training, fighting for ten foundation-building pills in ten years? A sect has less than one new foundation-building monk every year?

The character of this protagonist is disgusting

The training system and religious sect concepts written in the beginning are already in conflict, and even the settings are not well done. I really don't like your book.

Already invested, it's okay, but there are a lot of typos in each chapter, which really affects the viewing experience. Didn't the author check it before publishing?