Xiuxian: I Have a Game Save Point

After reading this novel, I found that the sect that the protagonist joins is really fun. Even the foundation-building monks need money to teach common sense about cultivation. How is this different from robbing a beggar?

I feel that cultivating immortals is a bit low, and eating, drinking, and urinating is just like ordinary people. Manure is used to grow magical medicine. The top-quality dishes in the canteen are actually not as good as those in the current canteen, and the low-quality dishes are just rotten leaves that have been eaten overnight. Can the prince of the empire ignore the poor sect in his eyes?

When I read the introduction, I felt that it was very nonsensical and boring.

The more I read, the more rubbish and messy it becomes.

Golden Chapter 3 didn't give me any desire to read further. I asserted that this book must be read. I must either change it or rewrite it. It's hopeless.

After reading more than 60 chapters, the pace of writing is too slow, too much, and there is no mention of Master Zhang Li at the beginning. . . Recycle the foreshadowing

Signed, veteran author, feel free to invest.