One Little Cultivation Wish Every Day

The operating space of Goldfinger is too large. There is only one author and many readers. The wishes that the author can think of can also be thought of by the readers, but the wishes that the readers can think of may not be thought of by the author.

It's a brainless and retarded story, with the protagonist pretending to be cautious. As a result, I started to practice formally, I also obtained resources, and I also obtained Qinggong. When the city was in chaos. The protagonist does not go to a place where no one is around. Having to stay in the most chaotic city and wait for trouble, the protagonist holds a wishing bead and refuses to make a wish. He also insists on hoping that there will be no trouble, forcing the development of the plot.

You should make a wish to enhance your luck and understanding, or make a wish that your ability to make wishes will become stronger. When the time comes, your understanding and luck will be contrary to nature.

This author has no idea at all, and the ability to make wishes is used most for information acquisition. He has not fully utilized the purpose of information acquisition, and has not listened to readers' advice. You say you have no idea, but there are so many people in the comments giving you advice, and you still don't listen. You are stubborn. As a result, there are fewer and fewer people now. Alas, I'm leaving too.

After reading about ten chapters, I realized that it's not that the golden finger is useless, or that the protagonist is useless. It's because the author's brain can't control this golden finger, and I feel that the protagonist's IQ is not enough.

Got your mind set? Alas, it's a waste. You should get a power system and just wish for skill. For example, when practicing martial arts, you can directly wish for internal strength, and for cultivating immortals, you can directly wish for spiritual power. Basically, you can get through the first and middle stages very quickly. I originally thought that martial arts training would only take less than 30 chapters, but now I have just reached the threshold after more than 60 chapters. If nothing else, the author will make a trick in the future, such as if the qualifications for cultivating immortals are not good. Or there are flaws, Yunyun, etc., Etc., And then the wish is brainless➕talent, and then the matryoshka doll, this kind of golden finger, which is like a miracle, actually has such a naughty operation because the author does not have enough experience. Tsk, in the early stage of the wish, there was a rubbish casual cultivation inheritance. Even the most basic breathing is no better than your martial arts training. Really, I gave it, but it was a pirated version Then I actually finished reading it.

Being poisoned, the protagonist has a small wish every day, but every day he makes a wish to gain a little bit of martial arts qualifications, yes, just a little bit, and there is no explanation why he only wishes for a little bit, just like this wish can get 10,000 yuan a day at the maximum, I don't, I just wish to get 100 yuan a day, and I ask you whether it is poisonous or not.

Just reading the introduction, I wondered, couldn't I make a wish every day to increase the intensity of my wish? Wouldn't this be more profitable?

Another 6 recommendation votes. I feel that the life span is a bit short. I think that when you enter the Qi refining period, you will have a life span of 120 years. Then you will break through the middle stage of Qi refining and the later stage of Qi refining. For each level you break through, ten or several years will be added respectively. This will reflect the difference between immortal cultivators and ordinary people. Here comes the difference between people, and in the foundation building stage, I feel that only 200 years is too little. Compared with the 120 in the Qi refining stage, it is indeed less. I think about 300 is fine, and then the next golden elixir is seven to eight hundred, otherwise the cultivation will be slow and the longevity will be short, which is not good. Every breakthrough in a realm should add some longevity. Otherwise, why would they want to break through when they are so old? Every time you reach the great realm of longevity and break through, someone will definitely fail.

The writing is barely interesting, and the twists are a bit blunt. Golden Finger is interesting but it seems that the author didn't think it through. He also tried to suppress the protagonist, so he couldn't bring out his original power and made the protagonist seem a bit useless. In addition, the protagonist is a bit nosy. He is not a big or small poison, but he is constantly slightly poisonous. Let's just give it a try.