Kunpeng Between Two Worlds: Proving Immortality Through the Nanhua Scripture

There are articles about cultivating Taoism before Chapter 12, and articles about cultivating immortality online after Chapter 12. How come the author couldn't think of forcibly splicing them together?

As the saying goes, the Kun is so big that it can't be stewed in one pot, but the wings are so big that you need two barbecue grills, one for cumin and one for spicy food. Let's have a bottle of snowflakes and bravely venture into the world together.

The seventh or eighth level of Qi training is not as good as a small pistol or even a rifle. What kind of immortality is this?😅

😰 The author is afraid that he has some misunderstanding about the rapid development of Qi. After reading dozens of chapters, he still has several levels of Qi training.

Shouldn't we just be able to grow up after just traveling through the past few days? Cross-level combat is too dangerous, right?

You can't do this. The abbot of Shaolin Temple has tens of billions of assets and hundreds of children. He is best at consecrating all kinds of women. There are still hundreds of women who have been consecrated by him and are waiting to give birth.

Judging from your profile, it doesn't work. You are a wealthy couple. If you don't have money, how can you become an immortal? If you don't have the brains, how can you build a roof by yourself? How can you eat when you let people do engineering work? Can you have some love? Not even a small businessman can compare. Flying into the sky and picking up the moon, you are the carefree immortal!

You've already become an immortal, and you're living on the roof, but you still have to tear down the house, repair it, and pay off your debts to survive?

Nine out of ten books written about reality will be a failure.

Now the starting point of chasing reading is everything, including the subsequent intelligent recommendation and quotation all based on chasing reading. I also ask all readers to give a chasing reading, because books can really be eaten to death. The collection of this book is increasing, but the collection ratio is a bit unhealthy. I feel that it may be because Xianxia is short and no one reads it, and my plot rhythm is a bit slow. But this book will definitely be finished, because at the moment I feel quite comfortable writing it. Of course the more important reason is that the author has found a job (laughing). That's probably it.