I Can Improve My Cultivation by Breathing

Stop bragging, you guys, you're all going to be flattered and killed 😂

I don't understand why a protagonist who looks like a bandit wants money. He has so many banknotes. Why does he still need money when he sees the protagonist who wants them and just robs them? ? ? ? ? I don't understand So do you want to write a lawful protagonist or a chaotic protagonist? It seems very confusing, sometimes using money, sometimes robbing,? ? ? You can buy it with normal money on the black market, but just grab it when the auction house comes out? ? ? It's really hard to collapse,

😅 The internal strength of 18 years of 24-hour cultivation is equivalent to the internal strength of others in 36 years. Someone rose from acquired 4 to acquired 5 in 36 years? What kind of world is this, where the average life expectancy is so long?

As soon as the protagonist is promoted to Xiantian, will he start to walk around Xiantian, and then his spiritual energy will be revived? Isn't this too boring? Fight monsters and upgrade.

Aren't all the exercises in the Xiantian realm created by oneself? Why does the protagonist still have to find them? Where did the exercises come from in the first Xiantian realm? Aren't they all created by oneself?

It's completely the same formula as in ancient novels, and it's used from beginning to end. The only thing you can do is being chased, hiding, counter-killing, and finding the magic power to greatly increase your strength and instantly kill the same level in an infinite loop. After reading a few chapters, it becomes boring.

Is this a colleague from the author's studio?

Bored, I want to see blood flowing like a river

The talents that were agreed upon turned directly into the system, which was a little bit poisonous. It is estimated that the author would not write otherwise.

When I saw the 41st chapter of the Four Seas Auction, I didn't want to watch it. I had obviously bought a first-class internal strength. If I go back and add some points, I would be promoted to innate. Why does the protagonist have to steal someone else's divine intention and then kill them? Does the protagonist have to do this?