Cultivating Through Traits: Starting with an Ancient Tree's Everlasting Green

I couldn't stand it after just reading one chapter. I knew the plot behind it even with my eyes closed. It took me a whole day to cool down after extracting the golden entries. . . What do you want to express? A day to express the preciousness of gold? If you cool it down for twenty years, the novel will definitely not collapse if you don't open new plug-ins for at least a hundred chapters. It also shows the preciousness of gold. The bigger the plug-ins are, the faster the book will collapse. Especially the system flow is the hardest hit area. Once you extract the golden entry of the thousand-year-old tree, first of all, the thousand-year-old tree will be placed in your home. . . It's still the world of cultivating immortals. Whoever looks at it is speechless. Secondly, you can extract golden entries from any tree in the yard. This is not a low-level cultivation resource. It's really hard for me to imagine that you won't become a Sky Monkey within twenty chapters? Unsurprisingly, the lifespan at the end is like a snowball. I said at the beginning that my three spiritual roots are very difficult, but later I estimate that I will step on my opponent in just one year, and my hand fan will get worse. If you start the game, you will have a chance to extract an entry. You will extract a tree in the yard that is a hundred and eighty years old and has some spirituality. Then you will get the evergreen entry, which will extend your life for 30 years. It has a bonus to absorb the spiritual energy of the wood attribute, which is comparable to double spiritual roots. It is written like this. Afterwards, the plot slowly developed, and in the middle age of forties, one has advanced to a higher realm, and then entries are given bonuses based on the lifespan of the new realm. Isn't it a good setting to simply increase lifespan and add some training bonuses, and ordinary monks stand out without turning into Sky Monkeys? Although it is unremarkable, it is at least stable. You don't know the limits when writing a plug-in, and you have the feeling of being serious and wanting to write down the story. It really makes people unable to stop. This kind of plug-in is infinitely large, and it has more vitality than leeks. Your setting seems to be very useful in terms of delayed aging. Not surprisingly, the protagonist will not age at all. It is hard to say that he is middle-aged in appearance, and the age of the protagonist is just a number 😅

There is no limit to the number of entries, they must be followed by

The ground cracked at the beginning, and the sky collapsed in Chapter 18. This Gou Wen doesn't take the usual path.

The golden finger settings are not explained clearly. It says that you can withdraw it every once in a while, but it is not clear how long this period of time is. . . If calculated based on the cooling time, then the golden cooldown is only one day, so it can basically be mentioned once a day. Ordinary entries are mentioned several times a day. Even if the golden ones are hard to find, white and green ones are always easier to find, and it doesn't matter how many times the protagonist extracts them. . . If it is not calculated based on the cooling time, then it is not clear how often such an important thing is to be extracted. Setting a cooling time of several hours is completely meaningless. . . Since it is about cultivating immortals, it is recommended that it be at least one year or more. . . If this biggest problem is not solved, we will not be able to see it.

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Miracle is so unbelievable that it will self-destruct if it cannot be beaten in the later stage. Isn't it invincible in the same realm? Although it is only once, it is indeed invincible.

It feels like a studio novel. The writing feels so stiff! Some details are left out in one stroke.

Why can't the thousand-year-old tree at the beginning be changed to be more realistic? In the world of cultivating immortals, a thousand-year-old ancient tree has a golden entry. Is it true that a fossil that is hundreds of millions of years old has a pink entry? A stone I picked up on the road that has been around for 100,000 years has a red entry? System Civilization is obviously able to write each item in detail and the number of words (2k for one page is too little). The result is a simple description. The subsequent plot is really as boring as running water. If you say it is a studio article, it is not free. The first chapter is written in such a clear way. You say he is not. It can be updated regularly. It's a pity to throw away tasteless food

Where did you learn this handshake?

Updates are too slow... I don't want to update a lot every day. If you have inspiration, you can save more manuscripts. In this way, you can have more while ensuring the quality. Otherwise, it will only be two to three thousand words a day, and it still feels too slow.