I Make Wishes to Become an Immortal in the Cultivation World

You have the talent to go to Fairy City, and you were treated as an outcast in the Li family. Why go back? Overwhelming the protagonist, right? It's not good to go there with mid-level cultivation talents and alchemy talents, not to mention that the golden finger can also take advantage of them. Can't read

Question: Why can't the protagonist directly make a wish to improve his cultivation?

Please rename the Kusanagi sword. It has become an immortal, and it still belongs to the Japanese.

Looking at the introduction, the reader thinks that a wish will become an immortal: Immediately becoming an immortal, but the author's wish will become an immortal: looking around and setting a bunch of conditions

The writing is very good, but there is a very big flaw. You can make wishes for anything. The protagonist only broke through from the third level to the fourth level of Qi training in two years. Isn't it too wasteful? It takes more than two years and more than 700 days to make a wish, and it only takes a thousand days to increase the level of a low-grade spiritual root. How can you make use of more than 700 days of making a wish? ? ? ?

It's okay, but the routine is a bit old, and a bit too petty. You can make a wish, and you can get anything you wish for. Why bother to be a farmer? It's not good to just find a big fairy city. When you make a wish, you can cultivate immortals and hundreds of arts, make money and practice, and be stable. Look at the constant troubles now, which is obviously inconsistent with the introduction. There is this Goldfinger obviously sits and watches the world, rather than the protagonist falling into it. Maybe the author wants to write conflicts to promote the plot, but this style is obviously not good. There are many people who can watch the omnipotent wish plus Steady Cultivation, rather than saying that Steadiness will be in trouble for a long time, especially when the protagonist's cultivation level is low.

Some mortals feel that the protagonist does not practice all day long, just goes out to do things, and relies on this to make up the word count. The protagonist has just built a foundation, and has experienced everything from seizing a body, setting up a dungeon, invading the devil, assassinating, fighting upside down, and a life-and-death arena.

Just call Shenlong Zhenren, so domineering.

The protagonist has obtained the middle-grade spiritual root at the beginning, right? With this kind of qualification, it is very easy to enter the sect. Is it necessary to join other families?

Let's put it this way, if the protagonist makes a wish and uses the brain to make wishes for divination all the time, it is almost the same as omniscience. Just find a tomb and become rich.