Rogue Cultivator: The Path to Immortality Begins with Talisman-Making

First of all, I have read a lot of immortality writing like this, but most of them have no beginning and no end, and die early. Ultimately, this is a problem. The setting of the novel is actually dead when it is upgraded to the foundation building stage. Because everyone has seen too much about the life behind, and you can think of it just by thinking about it. Those who know how to make alchemy can make alchemy like crazy, those who can make talismans can make talismans like crazy, make money, improve their strength, and make money. This kind of novel is actually not called daily fiction, but a running account. Therefore, I suggest that after the foundation building stage, you should not blindly pursue quantitative changes in terms of realm improvement. You need to play with some tricks (for example, upgrading from the golden elixir stage to the Nascent Soul stage does not actually require many resources). I have some novel settings and ideas. I think that in the world of immortality in a highly Darwinian society, there should be such a sect: Although they are weak in strength, they will last forever. They are not eager to cultivate immortality, because in their eyes, the immortals they have not seen for thousands of years are illusory, and pursuing things that do not exist is just asking for trouble. They do not accept spiritual root qualifications as the criterion for recruiting disciples. Miscellaneous spiritual roots will also be accepted, and the character of mind is the most important thing. During the entrance test, they will set up an illusion to test the disciple's attitude towards mortals and the weak at the bottom. If there are Tianlinggen disciples who regard mortals as ants coming to the test, they will say: WOC, peerless genius, why don't you quickly recommend him to the top sect next door. In order to survive, they will make many efforts: 1. In terms of skills, they have three major characteristics: running fast, resisting beatings and poisons, and sensitive senses. 2 They will hold sect cultivation meetings relatively frequently, where everyone will discuss the cultivation and innovation of spells, escape techniques, the art of speaking, the art of observing people's emotions, and recent events (they are extremely well-informed). 3 They found that the probability of dying during the Qi training period was 10%. This made them very anxious, but it also made them more united. 4. They will take the initiative to spread their wealth. In the eyes of other sects, they are poor (they have a little money and enough for daily expenses). They believe that this can reduce the risk to a great extent, which also leads to the fact that they do not have many disciples (they believe that real disciples cannot make money). Although they do not pursue immortality, large amounts of money, or top-notch sect configurations, the things they pursue are equally precious in troubled times. They will take the initiative to work in the fields, help people in the village see doctors, and take care of children. They think they are pursuing the true Tao. They were originally a group of people who were on the road to cultivating immortality. They were a group of like-minded people who were practicing Qi at the beginning. They probably thought that there was no hope for them to build a foundation in this life. Unexpectedly, they made unimaginable progress with each other during long and frequent discussions on Taoism - they first In discussing the Tao, he overcame the bottleneck in cultivating immortals and achieved the perfection of Qi training that would have been impossible in the first place. Later, after the first foundation-building period, other foundation-building periods also appeared. Later, among them, there were even golden elixir stages, Yuan Ying stages, and the spirit transformation stage. Only then did they realize that they had discovered the biggest scam in the world of immortality.

I personally think that a force or a family is much stronger than a simple cultivator, because a force can develop and have a fixed output, while a cultivator can dig wherever he goes, and a force can have a fixed output and can grow at any time. As a casual cultivator, I feel logically that I am not that strong or fast.

I want to give up the book, but the front is really good? After voting for so many recommendations and monthly votes, it feels bad since the market collapsed, hey! It's so hard for me.

What I want to say about general talismans is that talismans are a manifestation of the Great Way of Heaven and Earth. I read some novels that say they can be painted on the body, which I think is right. They can also be painted on some utensils. Talisman does not mean that it can only be painted on talisman paper. It is a form of expression.

The protagonist won't always be in such trouble, right? It's fine once or twice, but if it keeps doing this, I'll suspect that this is an abuse of the main article!

Personally, I think this book is very good, but I don't know why it's not popular.

I hope the author can stop and re-read the plot after the collapse of Fangshi. The quality is too different from the previous one.

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This part of the Wen family is a bit weird. The protagonist is obviously going to leave, but he is brought back to be involved with the Wen family, and a lot of things are invested in it.

Author, the protagonist starts by making talismans, but he can't just use the talismans to fight. The early stage is fine, but in the later stage, readers may become tired. The protagonist has not grown much yet, and then ends the market and changes the map. It feels so rushed.