Climb to Immortality Through Destiny, and Create Immortality Through Cause and Effect

I have read Chapter 27 so far, and overall it is okay. I would give it a 9 out of 10. There are currently no poisonous points, but the growth of the protagonist is generally quite satisfactory. It is not particularly exciting, and there is no excitement between life and death. 🤓🤓🤓 Then I always feel that there is a slight problem with the spirit stone currency system. The gap between the early and late stages of Qi training is a bit big. When the realm reaches the golden elixir in the future, the consumption of spirit stones will inevitably expand to tens or millions. It feels like this is just a one-time expense. 😌😌😌 The handling of many character relationships is a bit abrupt, but I can't give any better suggestions. I hope the author can think about it carefully. 😁😁😁 The golden finger has not been fully unfolded, so no evaluation will be made for the time being.

Fellow Taoists, cast your vote today. When it ascends, you all will have cause and effect and will ascend to immortality together!

First, what's the point of innovation in this realm? What can you get (⊙o⊙) if you practice Qi Condensation after doing it? Can your book sell well? Second, regarding this spiritual root setting, do you think the simple traditional spiritual root is better, or your setting is incomprehensible? There is nothing else, it is quite novel, I really want to see it, but these two settings, especially the second one, I don't understand.

I just want to know one more thing... If the male protagonist Goldfinger fulfills the wishes of the recently deceased person one by one, one day, he finds out that he is reincarnated as a fly, eats for a hundred years, and then has sex with thousands of flies... In the end, he can only live like a fly... Don't ask, pig's feet setting, revenge and wishes, for modern people, just one sentence, reality and hope...