Yucang Immortal Clan

There is no system. Just read the introduction and contract a turtle to become immortal. This is a bit nonsense. Immortality is really easy.

It feels awkward that the spirit beast can talk.

Many people say that the title of the book is not good, and some people say that there is a problem with the introduction. In my opinion, these are not problems. The title and introduction of the book hit the point that I want to read the most. The problem is that the author's title and introduction are both correct, but the actual content is not written. Of course, it may be that I understand it wrong? Originally, what I thought was cool was to use abilities/spirits that are neither ordinary nor powerful, and add pet beasts/tortoises that are not ordinary but not special either. A chemical reaction is produced to achieve the effect of one plus one being greater than two, or even greater than twenty. This is so cool to watch. What's cool in my mind is that the protagonist is focused on being trained by the family, but he also has to hide his strength and bide his time, and be careful of the trees showing off in the forest. So what's the best approach? Of course, it has always been hidden, but just playing Goudao, one is that it cannot advance the plot, and the other is that if many precious resources disappear for unknown purposes, it will definitely attract the attention of the opponent, and it is not easy to hide. Finally, some readers may not like it either. My ideal writing method is a group portrait. The protagonist's family is a group of elites, and the rival family also has several elites. They all fight openly and secretly together. The protagonist starts from being a middle-class person, and gradually disappears into the crowd, and then the elites of his generation shine. The protagonist is reduced to a spectator, and his sense of existence gradually disappears. By the time the last one or two hundred years have passed, two or three generations have passed, and except for the core high-level people, everyone may have forgotten the existence of the protagonist. At this time, the protagonist has advanced to foundation building and used his extremely long lifespan to perform spells far beyond those of ordinary people! There are two ways to write at this time. One is to lead the family's progress on behalf of the family and kill everyone. The second is to become the pillar of the family. For example, when rival families have numerous talents, the protagonist struggles to support them and outlasts their opponents. What are the characteristics of this book? It means longevity. Isn't this actually a variant of the proficiency panel? Others may only learn three or five spells in a hundred years, but the protagonist can learn at least thirty or fifty! You can also learn according to the top level. The source of the skills is the adventures of other geniuses in the family. Which genius died or died and couldn't leave something to the family? What now? Even if you don't take cultivation very seriously and you still go around doing things, it's no different than having trouble.

Good guy, one chapter a day, save it first, maybe I will enter the palace one day

I just watched the beginning and couldn't stand it anymore. The most important thing about a family is the surname and bloodline, and there is also the operation of changing the surname of someone with a foreign surname. I am speechless! ! !

I can tolerate everything else, but I keep becoming a disciple. I'm really speechless. Family Wen still studies as a disciple.

Brother, you are right about sharing the talents of contracted spirit beasts, but sharing talents is not sharing lifespans? If you contract a Longevity Black Turtle to live for three thousand years, then why do you want to become an immortal? Shouldn't sharing talents make one's lifespan longer, and start with a lifespan of two to three hundred years at most? Your three thousand years are too exaggerated and not reasonable at all 😰

If you are a disciple of the family, you can just change your surname based on your bloodline. There is no need to marry into another family. Haha, bye.

Prices are a bit low, I just gave him a gift of Ten Thousand Spirit Stones, the plot is also very bland, and I wrote about the old monster who transformed into a god too early.

Oriental Wan'er again? She has a domineering and cool aura of 1.8 Meters (even when teasing the protagonist, she is overbearing and cannot change her shrewd royal sister's style) + in the family style of being strict, cautious and low-key, should Dongfang Wan'er go against her own will and be awkward and sneaky, or should the whole family change into a domineering and cool whirlwind? I don't know how this article attempts to correct the style of writing, or whether it just collapses into oblivion?

Everything about this book is good, except that the spells feel a bit like a game.

It's quite interesting, but I don't know if I can stick with it.

The writing is quite good, but no one has read it. Should the author change the title? I think it's the title of the book.

Let me know when you enter the palace so that the book can be deleted.

A novel that goes against the grain, the author probably went crazy when he was at the bottom of society.