Immortal Cultivation Through the Way of Talismans

Is the protagonist drifting? He bought the Foundation Establishment Pill to plan how to survive safely. He also went fishing. Forget about fishing, he also caught a Foundation Establishment. This is so stupid. It seems that the Enlightenment Pearl can only improve understanding, but not IQ.

Yao Lang's body is like a jade tripod, with medicinal fragrance. It can be used for cultivation and breakthroughs. It is a rare elixir in the world of cultivation. Sects often give it to female golden elixir cultivators from other sects as gifts to build connections. There are also a small amount of it circulating in the black market, which is very popular. The contribution points obtained by Yin Ji when completing sect tasks can be called "ticket fees" and are used to supplement fees. 😃

If you have cheats and opportunities, you should cherish your wretched development. In the end, you will always get involved in various things and become a mess. The problem is that you have no plan and no self-awareness. You always rely on luck and rely on others to let you go. How can a normal person be willing to trust his life in the hands of others? Compared with Han Li and Han Tianzun, the protagonist's IQ is not qualified to survive at all, and he would have died long ago under normal circumstances. Survive purely by unreasonable luck and the villain's forced intelligence.

This novel is a bit interesting in the free chapters, the protagonist and supporting characters have online IQs, and the plot is also interesting. But in the paid chapters, it feels like the author has no outline, as if someone else is writing it, and the writing is like an assembly line product. It is extremely boring and not recommended.

After building the foundation, there is nothing to see. It is obvious that the author lacks planning and writes wherever he thinks.

The plot is fragmented and has no coherence.

A top-grade elixir costs between three and four thousand, and the boss has to pay a premium to buy it. . . . After all, it is just an elixir for the first level of Qi training. Does it need to be so difficult? Then the elixirs used after foundation building will not be available in the market. In addition, the elixirs for first-level high-level cultivation are so expensive, and the foundation-building pills are even more precious. The previous price in the article was 10,000 spirit stones... Which is too low. It is a bit ridiculous to exchange 4 Jade Dew Pills for the foundation-building pills. . . In addition, the protagonist, as a first-level high-grade talisman master, can earn 10,000 spirit stones in a year. This is unreasonable. Is it ten years to draw talismans? The article describes how difficult it is to build a foundation, but the price system is very easy to twist. I didn't pay much attention to prices when reading articles before, but the price of this book really affected my reading experience, Qianjian.

I have been following the book since it was first published. To be honest, I really like books about Fu Dao, especially the one in Jian Lai that describes Fu Dao, which also overlaps with Chen Ping'an's. This book is really good to read at the beginning, even if it is updated once a day, it is not a big problem. Later, the content is a bit boring, and it feels like switching back and forth between three places. Later, I have to start practicing all the messy exercises, but the qualifications themselves are not good, and plug-ins cannot speed up the practice, especially the content of Fu Dao is even less, hey!

Beautiful, love watching. I like this genre that develops smoothly without exaggerating golden fingers.

This male-female drama is more awkward than primary school students falling in love.