Starting from the Sanxiu Family, Daily Information

The current protagonist wishes he could be omnipotent by refining alchemy, weapons, talismans, and arrays. He wishes he could learn everything at the beginning of the Qi training period. No one can concentrate on training and break through quickly. Your protagonist is omnipotent by himself, but he wants his family to be useless? Let the people in the family do the chores of refining elixirs and weapons, and concentrate on practicing by yourself. As long as your magic power is high, it will be the family's biggest trump card, okay? Hope this book will not disappoint.

A cultivator is going to carry a big bag and be a waiter? Are there no mortals?

If you lose the sesame seeds, forget the watermelons, and don't improve your cultivation, what's the use of having so many things? As long as some resources are allocated to the protagonist, he will not be wandering around all the time, and he will not think that this is a personal force that can create a family.

I think it's too long-winded and too long-winded. I've written four chapters of Killing Two Cultivators, so I can't stand it anymore.

It's too bland and the key progress is too slow. According to what you write, foundation building will take three hundred chapters. It's too tedious.

The pace is a bit slow, so it's better to quickly get a clan land and develop it steadily, otherwise the whole family will be wandering. Not interesting.

Don't always write articles about cultivating immortals based on the real world. It's embarrassing to read.

Family? A family that doesn't even have a family residence is called a family?

6 Yeah, if you don't change your life or death, someone has told you that twenty feet is equal to more than 6 meters, and you still don't change it. The 6-meter-long centipede crawls into the protagonist's sleeves and bites the soles of people's shoes. Giants are cultivating immortals, right?

It's quite nice. I was originally planning to order it all, but then I saw that there were too few updates, so I didn't dare to order it because I was afraid it would be unfinished.

The plot of the second-level spiritual chef recruiting disciples is so stupid that it makes people speechless. The top combat power of the seven forces that control the Qianyuan Continent is the foundation building stage. The second-level spiritual chef is also in the foundation building stage, and he is also a combat power of the same level that masters production technology. How dare you interfere with his recruitment matters and block his recruitment information? Do you know that this is his core interest? Is life too comfortable and in need of some stimulation? Moreover, talented monks were driven away, arrested and even tortured at the recruitment test site. I don't know how to explain it?

Progress is too slow! Already over fifty! Not moving at all!

I've read most of the free chapters and it's hard to finish in one sentence. The whole thing is filled with a sense of powerlessness and high pressure. It's just a golden finger that slowly takes off over time. The author writes it so hard that it's impossible to look directly at it. It's so disgusting. The protagonist you wrote has no character at all. He only relies on the various supporting characters you wrote or luck to help him survive.

There are too few updates. Xianxia itself is slow. If you have good grades and update 4,000 words, it is okay. If you have average grades and the updates are slow, it will definitely not work.

The beginning is very awkward, the fighting process is very immature, and all kinds of mistakes are made

All the novels about cultivating immortals say that there are very few mortals with spiritual roots, only one in ten thousand. Since cultivators are chosen from among thousands, why do those at the bottom of the cultivator live worse than ordinary people, much worse than landlords among mortals? It's embarrassing to watch.

It seems that I have read several books with the same Golden Finger theme, but the plot is lame.

The golden finger seems useful, but is it of much use?

Even with the spiritual land, can it be defended? Such a weak family, the protagonist started to practice Qi at the third level every day, and now he has more than 100 Qi training at the third level. He is both a spiritual chef and a spiritual value master, which is useful. The family is weak, and his own cultivation is not able to start. Without strength, everything is empty. Come to the later stage of Qi training, all Every family needs a lunch box, no matter how good the layout and planning is, it is too weak, unworthy and inappropriate to own a spiritual land now. Will the second foundation-building spiritual chef be a nanny for his family? I think too much. I have to wait for his father to practice in the later stage before taking action, obtain the spiritual land, and then buy a family formation to protect the family. I can barely do it.

Could it be that the author always prevents the protagonist from upgrading in order to wait for the twins to get up and try to occupy the magpie's nest? If they have no spiritual roots or almost nothing! If the spiritual root is better than the protagonist, then the protagonist is doomed!

I probably can't go on writing this!

Chapter 67 is on the shelves, but the realm has not improved at all. The third level of Qi Refining. I originally didn't want to waste my ten points by subscribing. If you don't say something, I'm sorry. I didn't dare to look at those ten coins, and they were stained with ink

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