The Rogue Cultivator Clan: I Can Upgrade Items Without Limit

I read the latest upgrade of spiritual roots, and the spiritual root upgrade you wrote actually directly removes one of the five spiritual roots into four spiritual roots. It shows that in the concept of the system you wrote, the five spiritual roots have no higher possibility at all, and the concept of an immortal cultivator that my destiny is up to me is completely gone. The spiritual roots have already determined everything.

Since when did spiritual roots not have all five elements, but the fewer, the better?

I didn't want to read it just by looking at the introduction. Rogue cultivators are rogue cultivators, and families are families. Are you still a casual cultivator after joining a clan? The author can't even understand the relationship between casual cultivators and family members. Why are you writing a novel about cultivating immortals?

Borrowing precious treasures to push the book, "I will clean up the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion at the beginning, and I will complete the incomplete skills." Mortal flow, Gou Dao flow, IQ will not decrease if IQ is online, the protagonist's magical power refers to ancient magic: a wonderful pen creates a dragon, scattering beans to form an army, dividing the ground to form a river, etc. Interested Taoist friends can take a look. If you are bothering me, please contact me. [Asking mortals to recommend each other's authors]

Why is the introduction so similar to starting to live forever by upgrading buildings 🙂

I have a question, can't spiritual stones be upgraded?

Most of each chapter explains the setting. The key is that the setting is very different from the novels on the market and there is something that can be mentioned repeatedly. The setting that you can absorb spiritual energy and become stronger if you have spiritual roots determines that the environment is like big fish eating small fish. There is no shortage of shortcuts. According to common sense, demonic cultivation should be popular, and what demonic cultivation wants is chaos. As a result, except for some minor crises encountered by the protagonist, the market has been extremely stable so far. In modern times, there are so many people who dig out their hearts, lungs, and waists to draw blood. The important thing about spiritual root monks is that their spiritual roots are not monks. They suck essence, draw spiritual roots, draw spiritual blood to draw talismans, and human emperor banners. If there is more excitement, what else can the author do to encourage readers to make impulsive purchases?

The pressure is too heavy, and it's hard to feel comfortable with such a good hook. Will it be able to reach its peak when it's released?