Longevity: My Cultivation Talent Can Be Refreshed

This can be seen, but the levels of monsters are unclear. A monster in the Qi training stage is divided into levels one, two, three and four, and each level is also divided into junior, middle and high levels. The golden elixir and Yuanying are no more than ten levels.

All day long, he pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger. No wonder all the foundation builders are now ancestors, and those in the later stages of Qi training have become great monks. The supporting characters show off their talents, the boss comes out to recruit disciples, and the top management escorts the resources to life. The main character is afraid of being remembered, afraid of this and that. Why, the protagonist is too ugly? Or is there a bone in the back of the head? The first impression of the senior management was that this child must not be kept? ? ?

In the first eighty chapters, there are many questions worth thinking about. First, I don't know since when, many novels have become blindly obscene and have nothing to do with themselves. This reflects some of the mentality of the current social and economic slowdown. When thinking about the rapid economic development in 2000, most of the writing styles were enterprising. So I can't say whether I like the protagonist or not. People with different experiences have different opinions, but it's just that the protagonist is not outstanding. Second, I don't know since when many novels about sects have changed. They are indifferent, vicious competition, selfish, and everything can be exploited. This reflects that industrial society has developed to a certain extent, and the social organizational structure of relatives and friends has disintegrated. Most of the neighbors do not know each other, and they lack basic trust in each other. When this is reflected in the works, they start to go to extremes. When I think of the past few years, sects talk about cohesion, struggle and cooperation, and feelings and interests. So I can't say whether I like or dislike the social background of the work. Different mentality has different understandings, but the content is not outstanding.

We agreed to join the sect as a deacon, but the disciple changed his mind when he questioned the higher-ups. He also had to prove his ability to make alchemy before he could become a deacon. If he wanted me, I would leave. The sect has no credibility at all, and talking like farts. I have this strength and I don't want to prove it. It's unnecessary. I'm not begging to join the sect, it's the sect that's begging me to join.

The layout is too small. You can show your spirit body to the sect first. The resources you can obtain in this way are many times stronger than those of a handyman. With your golden finger, are you afraid that you can no longer hide your strength? How many times faster would it develop that way? Pattern, pattern, fear of secrets being discovered? It's just a spirit body, and the protagonist is only a four-spirited person. Those with heavenly or earthly roots are fine. Haha, the situation is still too small.

It was a mentally retarded plot as soon as it was put on the shelves. When people question it, it starts to prove itself and draw symbols on the spot. No matter how good you are in drawing, is it useful? You don't think this kind of cowardly plot of jumping into a self-proof trap is cool and pretentious, do you?

The most classic part of the immortal novel, the protagonist will definitely be looked down upon.

When you go to a place, there will always be disputes. If you feel there is no conflict, you won't write.

Chapter 165 Foundation Building, the pace cannot be said to be slow, it is not. During the Qi training period, the enemy is repeatedly crossed across levels, and there is almost no underlying logic.

I've read five or six chapters, there are a lot of poisonous points. I feel sorry for my two coins here. The author shows that the protagonist's state of mind is unstable a little too many times. When I got the practice skills, I was happy inside but didn't show it. I felt angry when my practice was interrupted by Cao but didn't show it. Although it was reasonable, it happened too many times and it was a bit uncomfortable to watch. The biggest poisonous point is Cao, an incompetent handyman disciple. It was the leader's request to arrange for him to lead new people. If he didn't lead them well, it would be fine, and he would be targeted. It offends the leaders at the top, and offends the newcomers at the bottom. Unless someone was up there, I can't imagine why he lived to be over fifty. The author seems to have no logic in writing about this person, and is just targeting him for the sake of targeting. Moreover, this person seems to have a pretty average relationship among his colleagues. The first time he took the protagonist to the spiritual field, he was ridiculed by Shang. The most humorous thing was that he did not dare to respond to Shang and only dared to glare at the new guy Shang brought. How can a person who has no ability to do things, no interpersonal skills, and no kindness to others live to be over fifty years old? If he was someone above him, then this person would at least be an executive or something like that, but that doesn't make sense why Shang dared to mock him in person. If the level of the backstage is higher, it doesn't make sense why he is still a handyman in his fifties.