Cultivation of Immortality Begins with Copying the Elixir from the Cornucopia

Why read this book? A cornucopia, doubling the supplies, an alternative farming story, no limit to the type of copying, everything is doubled, the cheats are reasonable, and the restrictions are also reasonable. Everything can only be copied once, and the copied things will not participate in the next copying as long as they are not turned into new substances. This will not cause the value to expand too much and lead to unlimited resources. It has both cool points and restrictions, which is more reasonable. Why don't you read this book? It's true that you'll be down-to-earth when it comes to cultivating immortality, but you've become a member of a mixed society. Although it is said that wherever there are people, there are rivers and lakes, and I understand the behavior of hugging together to keep warm, but you are a cultivator! You don't seek immortality or climb to a higher level of power. Why don't you go join a club and fight and kill? Even the power derived from cultivating immortals has directly turned into crude firearms and machetes with you, without any subtlety or magic being reflected. It doesn't matter if the mixed society has spawned various associations, but if you still worship Guan Gong, it's just like Hong Kong Island. The word order of the recent chapters is even worse, the writing is poor, and the punctuation marks are even wrong. Really, if your book on cultivating immortality is written like this, it is basically difficult to get good subscriptions and put it on the shelves? I guess you won't be able to persist. If you switch to Hong Kong Island's mixed society, the protagonist will be a craftsman, with this golden finger and various hand rubbing equipment. The data is definitely better than the book you have now.

Where did the author of this book come from? Where are the gherkins in here?

Same, tasteless, slow-paced

The plot and longevity seem to start from the alchemy master

The new book is well written, with a smooth and non-toxic start, characters that travel through time and transition, full of images, and a logical story. Good luck to the author.

The life in the world of immortality written in this book is very down-to-earth, without being beaten and killed at every turn. The dead cut off batch after batch like NPCs.

I've finished the book with just these few words, I guess I'm a eunuch.

If you don't read it well, you will regret it for the rest of your life.