Gou Taoist Cultivation: I Can Imitate Fellow Taoist Scripts

For example, Li Yang formed elixirs at the age of 50, which shows that the elixir formations in this book are not on the same level as those of mortals, at least they are much simpler. The protagonist has no strength at all. If a mortal can resist the charm of the Qi training period with a fist, it means that the level of immortality in this book is not high. To be honest... It's okay to just barely. You are the author and you can set it however you want. But the writing is very awkward. The title of the book is Gou Dao Cultivating Immortality. The protagonist is given fortune-telling, and he will definitely be affected by cause and effect. Give Xu Yang fortune-telling and attract Qing'er. Qing'er was in the Qi training period and mistakenly thought that the protagonist was an expert (actually he was a mortal) and asked the protagonist for help. The protagonist said with a hook: I am really a mortal, there is really nothing I can do. Eh? It seems that the protagonist is useless even if it is turned on... It doesn't feel good at all. He is neither stubborn nor pretentious, and he has no strength at all. It looks really frustrating... Is this hangup enabled? If open. (The hawker who appears in the middle is just to cause trouble for the readers, and the sudden appearance of the empress in the middle is even more inexplicable.) Advantages: Goldfinger is actually good, but there are problems with the plot and routine design. Finally, comments can be deleted.