Immortal Clan Baby: Raising the Seeds of an Immortal Emperor

It's okay to trick people into killing them and discount their qualifications. After all, the fake is not real, but it's a one-time consumable. If you don't replenish it, it will get worse and worse... I came here for the introduction, the highest level of lying, telling half the truth, perfect embodiment

He looks like a genius on the surface, but the protagonist is very depressed. The place is only about the size of a planet. He has to take care of plants every day and doesn't dare to practice casually. He doesn't have much ability, and everyone expects him to be carried by the protagonist. There is no advanced elixir for the latest one, so the protagonist's aura is great, otherwise haha.

It's a pity that it starts with a waste stream again. I really can't write a genius stream. Enough

He is a genius on the surface but a waste in reality. It really makes me sick. I should have listened to this advice if I had known better 😵

Judging from the introduction, it seems to be cheating, especially when you see the word sequence. But it felt a bit depressing when I watched it. In the eyes of the world, the protagonist is indeed a genius, but in fact he is a loser pretending to be a genius, and is essentially unqualified. So this charade doesn't look like charade, but rather like the protagonist working for this charade. I still have to worry about being exposed all the time. If I continue like this, even if I don't have any inner demons, I will still feel like there is a thorn in my heart.

There is something wrong with the logic, so hurry up and build the foundation, otherwise the book will be wasted.

The protagonist is not alone, has useless qualifications, has parents, and has younger brothers and sisters who are the son of luck, all of whom are holding him back. In short, it is not good to watch.

Too young. Fortunately, I'm not pretending to be a pig to eat the tiger.

It is said that it is a genius style. I wrote seven or eight chapters of waste in the beginning, but later it turned into a high-grade spiritual root. It was still written in a sluggish way. Other people's high-grade spiritual roots are real, but the protagonist has a fake high-grade spiritual root, and the spiritual root is 30% off.

In fact, it's quite interesting so far, but I'm afraid that the author will create a protagonist who can help others ascend to spiritual bodies, which is already a bit of a sign. The cool thing about reading this book is that the protagonist borrows fake skills little by little to improve his qualifications infinitely. It turns out that this golden finger is altruistic. The spirit body first drives the spirit body and then the spirit body. Does anyone else feel happy to see the protagonist's qualifications improve? Anyway, he will help others improve in the future. I don't object to one person achieving enlightenment, chickens and dogs ascending to heaven, but don't engage in this kind of shared golden finger. The protagonist can completely rely on his cultivation to provide benefits to the family. If his sister must improve her spiritual roots, she hopes to have adventures in the world of immortality, rather than the golden finger can improve others. When the protagonist has the qualifications of the Immortal Emperor, will he also help all the family members to become immortal emperors. When I saw that the protagonist had the idea of ​​selling the elixir to achieve a spiritual body for resources in the future, I almost gave up. Putting aside whether it would be more enjoyable, are you sure the protagonist can still protect himself in this way? Talent can't be taken away, so it's okay if the protagonist shows the best spiritual roots. But if you mass-produce spiritual bodies, unless you are invincible, you will be guilty of harboring a treasure. But you are invincible, why bother using this to buy resources. I hope the author can give a reply and help others improve and avoid thunderstorms.