Starting with Planting Grass

For a loser like the protagonist, condensing Qi to advance to foundation building actually requires the spiritual energy of a spiritual vein. A certain genius within the sect needs to give up the spiritual energy of the main vein when condensing energy to advance to foundation building. Then I am curious, how do these powerful sects cultivate? After cultivating to the point of Nascent Soul, they are not allowed to sacrifice a world. , Your uncle's old master has become a god, and there is a serious mismatch between the combat power and the resources consumed. To sum up, this system is very abstract. It takes 10,000 resources to achieve the same level of combat power as in classical cultivation novels. It is difficult to imagine how other people got their resources.

After reading the previous chapters, I feel that the biggest problem is the collapse of the financial system. Hundreds of thousands of spiritual stones are easily available, which seems to be very cheap. There are also spiritual plants that are often thousands of years old.

It's really good to read. It's rare to find such an interesting novel. The parents die without the beginning, the beginning is targeted, and the plot is a brainless confrontation. Goldfinger has a great idea, and it's not just about improving one's abilities. This is definitely a popular book.

It was fine before Chapter 30, but once I got to Ten Thousand Flowers City, I started stuffing the author with your pitiful personal belongings. I don't deny that in the world of immortality, there is overt and covert fighting, and good people may not be rewarded well, but your inexplicable direct remarks are disgusting, just like a piece of cake that was eaten well in front of you and suddenly got a snot from your nose. What you want to do is not to give some inexplicable life insights, but what you want to do is what the protagonist went through and then regretted it. The female cultivator just said you are a good person and then you just talked about it for two chapters. Don't you think it's funny? If the protagonist helps the female nun and then the female nun stabs the protagonist, then you come to this conclusion, then I can only say that the protagonist has grown, not your stress-like hedgehog.

After reading books for decades, this is the first time I see a bottleneck in one level of the Qi training realm. It is not even a bottleneck. This is too disgusting to look at. It is better to make it 12 levels of Qi training, or to lay the foundation and not rush to upgrade. What do you think there are three bottlenecks in the 9th level of Qi training. Also, the pressure on the protagonist is too great. After more than 70 chapters, he has been upgraded to a level, and he is still in the Qi training realm. With the help of this external hexagram, I don't know which one is better between you and the most rubbish talent for cultivating immortals.

The setting is quite nice, but it is too rushed, the progress is too fast, the upper limit of the realm is too high, and there are too few conflict points. As expected, the author is still a eunuch.

Your results are not bad, but the update is not good. It has been updated twice now, and it is not accurate. This is very disappointing for readers.

As soon as the protagonist practices Qi, he brags about how awesome he is all day long (what makes him the supreme genius with nine golden elixirs of origin), and when it comes to foundation building, he plans to join the next generation of Immortal Cultivation Sect (it was also said earlier that he will become a disciple of Elder Yaoshan and run away the next second he builds the foundation). The protagonist is just practicing Qi now, and he often misses a lot of high-level monks who are compared to the protagonist's current realm. The uncle has only just established the foundation, which is really funny. The most ridiculous thing is that the protagonist wants to wait for foundation building and then plans to take refuge in the immortal sect. He takes off directly from the level 1 map to the level 99 map. This gap is a bit big. The training system is also too ridiculous (the protagonist is spreading Bagua grass all over the sect, but no other high-level cultivators suspect it. The high-level cultivators really have no spiritual knowledge at all. This sect must have been infiltrated by spies and turned into a plug. The basic vigilance of the sect should be normalized). The key is not to highlight the bright spots of brainless coolness.

I caught up with Chapter 68 today, and I feel like the protagonist's talent has been suppressed so much that it's basically the same as nothing. The effects of the spell entries are comparable to those of others for three months at a time. It took a year to complete two of them. Moreover, the effects of the spell entries are special, with unlimited energy and unlimited mana. It only took a year to reach 2. The Qi training stage is like this, and the entries will have to be opened in different ways later on. The protagonist seems to be in his thirties, with a ninth level of qi training, and his talent is not too bad, but he feels a little contradictory. Personally, I feel that the talent is too much suppressed, a bit like the Yunchao Liu I read before. It can be said that there is only a trace of qualifications, and it is purely based on resources. My personal feeling is that if you have any questions, please communicate peacefully.

This author is really so irresponsible. He just disappeared without even saying hello? Is he already dead?