Starting by Picking Up Cultivation, I Build a Supreme Clan

Will you die if you add your cultivation level to Tianleiyin? Really, just add points to any rubbish technique, add points to every new technique you get, and add points to every new technique. What's the point? It's a waste to add more randomly. Can't we break through the innateness as soon as possible?

There are too many pornographic stories, and the readers are screened at the beginning. In the beginning, the two women are flirting and making all kinds of pornographic jokes. They don't even explain the story clearly, and they start talking in a pornographic tone.

Before the protagonist learned martial arts, it took a few years before a water demon appeared. After he learned how to do it, he was surrounded by demons.

The male protagonist has three wives and has no offspring after several years of marriage! It turns out that the male protagonist is another eunuch.

There is no need to add whatever skills you pick up, right? A little crazy here

The plug-ins in the novel are already rubbish enough for a few days. The title of his novel is Family. Mom's novel is almost finished and I haven't seen an egg being laid yet.

This is so awesome. Author, you, a primary school student, would be embarrassed to see this.

The further back you go, the more stupid you become. There is no logic at all. The villain is just like Silly Bi. He only asks, who are you?

Once you pick up the cultivation level, you will immediately increase your sword skills. The question is, can the protagonist pick up the sword? From the author's point of view, the protagonist can pick up countless cultivation levels in the later period. The problem is that the protagonist in the book doesn't know it and adds random points like 2B. There used to be an anti-Japanese drama in which the instructor gave ideological work to the soldiers. The first sentence was that the eight-year war of resistance would be over in three years. I felt the same way.

The preface does not match the afterword, the description is long-winded, but the emotion is plain and bland, and even though many people have died, they don't feel it at all.