Cultivation: I Can Empower Dao Soldiers

The protagonist who is cultivating immortality is full of warmth and affection, and pays attention to interpersonal communication and emotional intelligence The author cannot describe the feeling of Taoism in classical cultivation. It feels more like he is focusing on human relationships and sophistication Unfortunately, it is not the novel about cultivating immortality in my mind.

Talismans that have great effect on foundation building only cost a few dozen spirit stones. It seems that foundation building pills in most novels cost thousands of spirit stones, and many of them are still unavailable even if you want to buy them.

I have a headache. I am a bastard who practices qi and cultivation. He spends all his time entangled with cause and effect and being plotted behind the scenes. He also engages in love affairs, xinxing and so on. It gives me a headache

In just ten chapters, the author wants to cram in too many things and express too many emotions, as if he has forcibly expressed the dissatisfaction in the workplace in real life in a novel about cultivating immortals, which is a bit bloated

It's really heartbreaking to watch. I have always wanted to write online articles, but every time I think of being like you, the author, working hard every day to code and update, but the harvest is still very little. Under the pressure of life and the cruelty of reality, it is like torture of the soul~ Is it really suitable to write online articles, can I really make a living and survive... Again and again Fighting, gritting one's teeth and persisting, if in the end it is really just my innocent longing for beauty, then this is really cruel. Why do people have to eat and sleep when they are alive? I am really afraid that all this will be like a dream, pale and powerless when you suddenly wake up 😢😢 Life is really meaningless.

I thought it was Taoist soldiers and horses inspired by enlightenment, but it turned out that the magic weapon was enlightened.

It's quite an idea. It's just that it feels better if I put things like Tao and cause and effect later. It's too frivolous to write this while I'm practicing Qi.

Come on! It feels quite interesting haha

I've read about twenty chapters, and it's okay. Can there be more enlightening things? Not cool enough

The whole content is a bit baffling. The theme is a traditional fairy tale of mind cultivation. In other words, it doesn't make any sense whether there is a golden finger or not. Anyway, the senior masters here are omnipotent. After all, the state of mind means everything.