Nine Turns of the True Spirit

How many people in my ball came from seeing the Nine Transformations of the True Spirit?

There is the word "AI" before the male protagonist travels through time. How dare you write it😱

The most rubbish Five Spiritual Roots only take 20 years from the foundation building stage to the late stage of foundation building. The biggest problem with current resource-based immortal cultivation is that the protagonist's qualifications are either four or five spiritual roots, and the cultivation speed is the same as the heavenly spiritual root. Basically, the whole process of writing a book by Mortal Stream authors revolves around how the protagonist obtains resources and how the protagonist can quickly take on the role of self-cultivation. My qualifications are rubbish, I am also poor, I work hard the day after tomorrow, and if I have money, I can surpass the talented type + rich second generation If I find a setting Protagonist: Trash qualifications + resources = Tianlinggen cultivation speed Supporting role: Tianlinggen qualifications + rich second generation (no need to worry about resources in all cultivation stages) = what cultivation speed? According to most mortal stream settings, the speed of the Tianling Root is four to five times faster than the Four Spiritual Roots and the Five Spiritual Roots, right? Is it reasonable? The protagonist has garbage qualifications and constantly needs to spend time to acquire resources and practice for 20 years, from the early stage of foundation building to the late stage of foundation building. Then the combination of the supporting character Tianlinggen + the rich second generation = four times faster. It only takes 5 years to go from the early stage of foundation building to the late stage of foundation building. Do you think it is reasonable, author? If the description only focuses on the cultivation resources, talent + rich second generation will always be in a high position, and the protagonist has rubbish qualifications + grassroots, basically it will be a combination of the first two. Cultivation of immortality through resources can be done by taking pills and strictly limiting them, just like in real life, the life spans of rich people and ordinary people are the same. Using resources alone can catch up with the setting of talent + rich second generation. Compared with money and resources, the end of grassroots struggle is the starting point of rich second generation.

Every time the protagonist improves, there will 100% be a more powerful force or person forcing the protagonist, never stopping, one after another, always maintaining a state of suffocation, with almost no excitement. This is a sadistic novel, I guess. Reading an online novel is not that satisfying at all. I'm convinced.

Four 500-year-old elixirs, just an opportunity to exchange for ten 300-year-old elixirs? The elixir has to be redeemed at the original price. It's too poisonous!

I just saw the protagonist building a foundation coming out of the secret realm and arguing with multiple pill-forming stages. I feel that the plot written by the author actually has a big problem. We should try to avoid this situation of low-level self-cultivation plotting against high-level monks. Because many calculations are meaningless in the face of absolute strength, and it is often difficult for ordinary authors to have the level to write this kind of plot without loopholes, and in the end it becomes a far-fetched explanation. In particular, most people who like to watch mortals pay attention to rationality, this kind of plot arrangement can easily become a poisonous point. Of course, it would be okay if the author was of high quality, but the handling here in this book can only be said to be barely adequate. Also, I don't really like the plot of killing enemies by leapfrogging. The protagonist is fine so far, and I hope it won't collapse in the future.

I thought it was "Nine Transformations of the True Spirit", my lost youth😭😭

Don't you feel aggrieved when you write this kind of plot? It is another plot where everyone in the world wants the protagonist to die. He is always in a suppressed state. If you go up a level, there will definitely be monks more advanced than him who will suppress and chase the protagonist for various reasons. It will make you die of frustration.

In the past, when mortals were learning martial arts, they were fine. They were cautious and had an above-average IQ. When I went to the main hall, my IQ immediately dropped, especially after I finally changed my cultivation to become a weapon refiner. When you went to kill another monk on the sixth floor, you lost your brain. Later, you became even more stupid. You were always watching the battle. If you were discovered by others, wouldn't you find a hidden spell? There is also daily body immersion, which is completely different. If another native got your treasure, he would have taken off long ago. How could he be like you? When it comes to building the foundation, you don't know what you are doing day by day, and you don't know anything. Especially when you are fighting, you have no way to move quickly. You can only go step by step and knock down the obstacles in front of others. It makes me laugh to death, and then there are all kinds of allusions, such as finding a soul-nurturing tree in a cave, and finding an old monster taking over the body. In the end, you can't do anything about it, and Goldenfinger won't take the initiative to kill it for you, and they threaten each other. Things that could have been done quickly, have to be postponed to the last moment. In order to improve the magic power, why not stop for a month to get back the Qi you have practiced? He insisted on waiting until he went to the battlefield, and thought about performing meritorious service first, and then getting the flying sword back. In the middle stage of foundation building, he did not go for blood essence, and cultivated the nine levels of the true spirit. He insisted on arranging all the time to the end. He completely forgot about the cautious and honest character when he was learning martial arts.

The book is actually pretty well written, with rich characters. The biggest problem is that the map, space, and distance are written too small. The consciousness of the Nascent Soul Stage is hundreds of miles away, and then an island is only a few hundred miles away. Anyway, write hundreds of thousands of miles to millions of miles in radius, just tens of thousands of miles in radius. Do you know how much tens of thousands of miles is?