Family Cultivation of Immortality: Starting from Exile in Southern Xinjiang

The logic seems to be okay and it is a good fairy tale. But if you are someone who seeks good fortune and avoids misfortune, you should actually stay away from your original sect. After all, you are only in the Qi refining period. Next to the foundation building, there is still someone who has a grudge against you. Isn't this asking for trouble for yourself? Moreover, no one in your family has the skills to cultivate immortality, and you will be surrounded by enemies for a long time.

Not bad. I hope that the protagonist will marry and have children, cultivate his own children and grandchildren, and vigorously develop and encourage fertility. It is better not to give birth talents indiscriminately. It is best to observe them for a period of time, otherwise they will be looked down upon again.

With just three or two big cats and kittens, it's questionable whether you can have fairy seedlings in a year. The writing is too weak. Once people notice that your family is developing well, it will be the end of the whole group.

Why does this plot become more familiar the more I watch it? Old books reissued?

The writing is good, there are no major flaws, and there is no brainless pretense. In fact, the author's worldview structure is more reasonable, that is, the middle and upper levels are sects, the lower levels are families, and the bottom are casual cultivators. The reason is the design of spiritual veins, spiritual roots, and spiritual wells. Because of the spiritual roots, the family cannot become the top, and the qualifications for cultivating immortals may be broken, but the sect can be eclectic and absorb talents from other surnames. Due to the natural divisions of spiritual veins and the geographical environment of cultivating immortals, it is difficult to maintain a unified dynasty and is suitable for local separatism.

I don't even mention the charging time of the bead, but I also need to explain whether it can be charged with spirit stones. It only appeared in the first chapter, and then the protagonist pretended to be B

Xiancao, the best imitation of Lao Qi, I will help you win over the book friends who are in charge.

Confused after reading the beginning? Is the sect so blind? Are all fools in charge and execution? Are you just watching the Zifu family under you being ignored by a foreign surname? Normally for a sect, wouldn't your Zifu family be gone? If your family is given a few decades, if there is no new Zifu, then another Zifu family will take over? The senior officials of the sect may not care about the wealth of a Zifu family, nor do the middle and low-level deacons responsible for execution? This kind of continuous rise and fall is a great opportunity for someone to make extra money, isn't it? Besides, the sect is so indifferent and ignores your family. What do the other Zifu families under the sect think? Will my family suffer the same fate if Zifu disappears? Does anyone still listen to what this sect says? It would be better to split up some members of the Zifu family and run away.

Okay, okay! The author handled it very well! The accumulation from 0 to 1 is annoying to many people. The author writes well about accumulation from 1.

I don't know where the ghost came from, but I grabbed the contents of several books and copied them! ! !

Is this a eunuch? What a pity

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