The Immortal Martial Path: Don't Look Down on the Old and Poor

The author tried his best to suppress the protagonist 🤫 Every martial skill and skill is calculated in years, but after upgrading the realm, the life span is not increased much. I carefully looked at the points for upgrading the cultivation level for almost a year. The increased life span is almost 2 years, which means that the health maintenance skill has been improved by 9 years. Otherwise, for the sake of longevity, the cultivation level is increased every year and there are no points to add martial arts. This speed is slower than other people's cultivation, and it all depends on the later stage. However, in the later stage, the author must increase the proficiency of each skill, which is equivalent to no increase in points for annual pension improvement. As for the author's writing method of desperately suppressing the protagonist, generally this kind of novel is to suppress more water in the early stage, and then become a eunuch later.

From the very beginning, I immediately pushed down the level and worked hard to create conflicts. The key point is to always emphasize the importance of cultivation. I just want to support myself in old age. I want both and want it. It's not exciting at all. It's all bad points. Thanks to the exemption, even if it is exempted, I can't watch it for five chapters. . . A sixty-year-old man is not as logical as a sixteen-year-old handsome boy. At least a sixteen-year-old handsome boy knows that upgrading is important. It is obvious from the moment you open the book and put it in front of you. This is a money-making book with big hooks, but I don't need to tease you. Can you give me some good food for the limited exemption? ?

After 40 years, taking out pension insurance at the age of 60 is not about improving one's realm but improving one's martial arts skills. Really poisonous.

What a rubbish book. Go deliver food. Writing books is not for you.

Bad luck, bah, feed it to the readers💩, everyone spits before leaving

The protagonist is very cowardly and has a useless golden finger. He even bullies his nephew who has been helped by him since he was a child, but in the end he just says to Xiang: Let's go. It was very disturbing to watch.

What the hell, if you don't improve your level to practice any martial arts moves, you are really sick. You have a superhuman physique, but are you still afraid of the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms practiced by a mortal?

The nephew offends the protagonist, and the protagonist yells, "You go away." Isn't that what my brother yells at? Do you know how to use the word "get out"? There is also a nephew who wants to bring his wife's family members to the house to have sex. Are there any consequences? No, the protagonist has been like an idiot for the past 60 years. He has no temper at all, and he can't write a fight. The protagonist has already broken through the fifth level. It is still so difficult to reach the fourth level. Could it be the so-called "Oh, my martial arts skills are not up to standard". There are so many reasons. Will I write a slap to death?

The biggest problem is this setting. The protagonist is from the top sect, but he is always bullied. If the protagonist has to be abused, then the setting should not be set in such a top sect.

Although there was a supercilious comment in the comment area that seemed disgusting, the author's writing was really disgusting. With the golden finger training upgrade and increased life span, the sixty-year-old ordinary and low-key protagonist felt that a crisis was coming, so he decided to practice martial arts for a year. As a result, he had to make money to practice martial arts and got into a lot of trouble. The crisis hadn't come yet. I read the catalog and played guerrilla intrigues with local gangs for more than ten chapters.