Immortality Begins with Stacking Infinite Talents

First generation: Xu Chuan (grand master of alchemy, in the early stage of Yuanying, with talents: natural talent, heaven rewards diligence, dragon spirit and tiger fierceness, Shen Nong Baicao, dry glory and death, Tianji Daoyan, Qingdi Muhuang; wife: Bai Jing, the master is perfect, passed away) Second generation: Xu Mingwei (arrow repair, golden elixir perfection, with Talented: Innate supernatural power, eagle eye, chasing lightning in the wind; wife: Yang Ronghua) Xu Mingyuan (Fu Xiu, late Jindan, talented: making money in a wise way, dark caves and candles, writing down Fusheng; wife: Wu Rushan, deceased) Xu Mingxuan (late Jindan, talented: Seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages, golden koi; wife: Zhang Wanqing, middle stage of Jindan) Xu Mingshu (beast master, late stage of Jindan, with talent: Whispers of All Spirits, single) Xu Mingxian (formation cultivator, early stage of Yuanying, with talent: swallowing mountains and rivers with energy, Jiugong Daoyan; wife: Zhou Zong Ni, perfect foundation building) Xu Mingqing (elite cultivator, late Golden Elixir, gifted: Taiyi Qingling; wife: unknown) Three generations: Xu Mingwei lineage: Xu Dezhao (late Golden Elixir, gifted: Qi and Blood Furnace; wife: Shen Qingyi, Golden Early stage of Dan) Xu Dewen (early stage of Nascent Soul, gifted with: True Demon Evil Body, Heavenly Evil Soul Eater, wife: Chang Wenya, Li Ruoxi, etc.) Xu Deling (instrument cultivator, early stage of Nascent Soul, Suzaku Spirit Body, Second Nirvana, gifted with: Suzaku Spirit Eyes, Thousands of Refinements, Single Body) Xu Dejun (early golden elixir) Xu Dejin (grandmaster, married to the Zhou family, deceased, husband: Zhou Yanfeng, deceased) Xu Mingyuan's lineage: Xu Dejing (early golden elixir, husband: Wu Tao, deceased) Xu Derui (early golden elixir) , wife unknown) Xu Derong (early golden elixir, husband: Ren Xiaoyao, deceased) Xu Mingxuan lineage: Xu Deheng (early golden elixir, wife: unknown) Xu Deyun (grandmaster Perfect, deceased, husband: son of Chen Daniu, deceased) Xu Deqian (deceased) Xu Mingxian lineage: Xu Deyue (early Yuanying, gifted: Yuehua Hanyin; husband: Ye Fan, early Yuanying) Xu Deze (early Jindan) Four generations: Xu Chonghui (son of Xu Dezhao, Late Jindan period) Xu Chongming (son of Xu Dejing, perfect foundation building) Xu Chongyuan (daughter of Xu Dezhao, perfect foundation building) Xu Chongkai (son of Xu Derong, perfect foundation building) Xu Chongyan (eldest son of Xu Dewen, deceased) Xu Chongshan ( Xu Dewen's son) Xu Chonglin (Xu Dewen's third son) Xu Chonglei (Xu Dejun's eldest son, deceased) Xu Chongguang (Xu Dejun's second son,) Xu Chongzhi (Xu Derui's eldest son, deceased) Xu Chonghao (Xu Deheng's eldest son) Xu Chongfei (son of Xu Deyue, Yanhan spirit body, late golden elixir, top earth spirit root) Xu Chongjian (son of Xu Derong, born with sword bone, gifted: bright sword heart, late golden elixir; wife, Sun Xihe) Xu Chongsheng, son of Xu Deyue, pure yang spirit body, Tianling Root, late golden elixir Xu Chongxi, daughter of Xu Deyue, pure yin spirit body, Tianling root, late golden elixir Five generations: Xu Wenjing (the eldest son of Xu Chonghui, with talents: natural martial bones, copper-skinned iron bones, late golden elixir) Xu Wenxi, Xu Mingxuan's lineage, Qualification of earth spirit root, married to Mei Yun, early stage of Golden Elixir Xu Wenyan, son of Xu Chongfei, extremely Yang spirit body, perfect foundation construction Xu Wenxiao, son of Xu Chongjian, bloodline of ancient war ape, born with sword heart, early stage of Golden Elixir Xu Wenshan, Xu Chongfei Daughter, foundation-building period Sixth generation: Xu Jingwu (son of Xu Wenjing, gifted: full-body martial bones, heart of the martial ancestor, fate of the martial ancestor, immortality seed, martial arts heavenly eye, mid-level alchemy realm, future martial ancestor) Xu Jingyan, twin sister of Xu Jingwu Xu Jingping, the second son of Xu Wenjing, in the early stage of the Golden Elixir, his wife Sun Moyue Xu Jingxin, the third son of Xu Wenjing Xu Jinghao, the son of Xu Wenxi, the lucky spirit body, Tianlinggen, the late stage of the Golden Elixir Seventh Generation: Xu Yunqi, the son of Xu Jingping, awakened to the ancient times The bloodline of the Flame Demon, the foundation building is complete The eighth generation: Xu Changshang, the lineage of Xu Dewen, the fire spirit body, the foundation building is perfect The ninth generation: Xu Zhaoheng, the son of Xu Changshang, the fire swallowing spirit body, the foundation building period

The book defines that the third level of Qi training is ninth level, the middle level of Qi training is eighth level, the Zhou family has a foundation building of fifth level, the casual cultivator alliance has a third level of foundation building, and the late foundation building is first level. There is no gap at all. Any casual cultivator in the late stage of Qi training can build a sixth level family. This year it will be ninth level, and next year it will be seventh level. It is no problem to kill the late Qi training stage with a sneak attack in the middle stage of Qi training. Doesn't it mean that it is also easy for a low-grade family to kill a high-grade family? The division of the family becomes meaningless.

The most exciting thing about family stories is the protagonist. Many authors write about the lack of a protagonist. Good talents must be given to the protagonist as soon as possible. The offspring are just used to raise talents. After reading dozens of chapters, good talents, especially those involving luck, are still saved and used. Can they be kept to lay eggs if they are not used?

There is a fuss at the Nascent Soul Ceremony. Why should I just kill him and keep him alive? He is already a Nascent Soul and he is still doing nothing.

I am ready to abandon the book. The more I write, the more I finish it. Now, except for the protagonist, the enemies are all fools and their IQs are not online. The protagonist is devoted to the Tao and wants to ascend, so he adds a few bad talents to himself. They are basically not as good as the talents of Jia'er and his grandchildren. The key combat power has also collapsed. The protagonist's few talents do not support his strong combat power. Tian Yu and Zhang Fan have already reached the ceiling of their combat power. You are still in the early stage and can't do it even if you haven't tried your best?

I can't stand it anymore. I can really do ink. I have the strength of the Overlord. It can be said that I have the strength of Tiannan Ceiling. I have to repeat the story of Jin Dan's junior. Xu Deling has so many scenes. It feels like there are more scenes than the protagonist. He still doesn't have the combat power of the great monk. To be honest, he is not as good as Xu Dewen.

The titles of these two books are too similar, right?

The protagonist is a weakling throughout the whole story. He can't beat the protagonist at the same level, and sometimes he can't beat the protagonist at a level lower than the protagonist. Geniuses can transcend two realms to kill the protagonist. Anyway, the protagonist is just a roadside casualty killed by the genius. Anyway, the protagonist does not pay attention to combat effectiveness from the beginning to the end. He practices the worst skills, just practices a few spells, not to mention magic weapons, and fights with an alchemy furnace, which has no attack power at all. I am not afraid of being singled out clearly. If someone of the same level finds an opportunity, it only takes one move to kill the protagonist. Readers who like weak protagonists can check it out.

The current Golden Finger is too restrictive, and it lacks the real sense of defying nature and the human touch of human control. Later, when the protagonist's realm is high and his control over the genealogy is increased, there can be one more rule - talents can be given to the spouses of the tribe, such as the protagonist's wife. No matter how fast or slow it is, it's enough to have someone to rely on. Even if the protagonist becomes an immortal in the finale, his wife is still far behind the protagonist, but it doesn't matter. As the protagonist gets higher and higher, he can easily feed back his wife's growth. As long as the protagonist's wife lives long enough for the protagonist to go far enough to easily feed back, it doesn't matter the realm. Having a partner to support you is not a kind of fairy fate. This setting will cause a lot of controversy, so I conceived a system of recognition and contribution. The first is the recognition of the family. As a high-ranking genealogy, you can feel the recognition of the family by the partners of the heirs of the family. Only by meeting certain requirements can you be qualified to be endowed with talents. Second, the contribution system, for example, as many children with natural talents are born or have more children in the family, they will be rewarded by the family tree with life-changing talents. Even if the children born are powerful enough, the protagonist can even actively give them talents as they gain more control over the Golden Finger. This joint setting can solve many things. One is the uncontrollability of Gold Finger, and the other is the real family. After all, doesn't the person who enters the family count as a member of the family? You must know that even people with family blood may betray the family.

The protagonist's early Golden Elixir fights against the spirit and his soul is damaged. The peak of the Nascent Soul is already outrageous. As a result, everyone in the family beats the late Golden Core at the early stage. Anyone who is not a fool will know that your family has a heaven-defying treasure. It is not low-key at all. It is logical to let Mo Ao advance to the Nascent Soul early to resolve the crisis. (At the peak of Han Li's golden elixir formation, he relied on wind and thunder wings to escape in front of Yuanying) I hope the author can write well and not be too abstract. The above are quite poisonous 🙂