Cultivation of Immortality Begins with Heaven's Reward for Hard Work

I have read Chapter 60 so far, and Chapter 61 has not started yet. Since I moved to the intermediate level Fish Field, I feel like the 20-odd chapters of Goldfinger have not been used much. I mean by improving proficiency, hunting for treasures, defeating enemies, etc. For example, others do not do well due to lack of proficiency, but the protagonist can easily do it through high proficiency and does it better than them. Yes, I am talking about the low-level plot of hunting birds in fish fields. Or come to the intermediate fish field, pick up higher proficiency skills, and discover the treasures at the bottom that no one has noticed. Similar to the plot of snow spider eggs. This kind of plot does not necessarily conflict with Tranquility Farming. Didn't you handle it well in the low-level fish farming? The more than 20 chapters I read later only improved my writing proficiency and realm, but I didn't see any use, which was a bit "empty".

You can also see from the front that although Pig's Feet does not buy elixirs and genius treasures that increase combat power, he has learned all the skills of cultivating immortals. Water is enough, at least for Pig's feet. If he doesn't find the back, he keeps practicing skills and helping friends to build foundations. In the end, even the descendants of friends help build foundations. Oh my God, this is the first time I see such a loving cultivator. If you, the author, still have your own descendants, what do you think of other people's descendants? I have a wife but I dare not give birth.

The previous article always emphasized how difficult it is to build a foundation. The current situation is that people who are slightly related to the protagonist can easily build a foundation with the help of the protagonist. What does this mean? That's not what you do as a nanny. It's too much. There's a reason for your poor grades.

This book is about the protagonist who has always been a good person, and the protagonist has always supported the people who looked down on the protagonist before. The protagonist is indeed a very good person. He is too good to be taken advantage of by others, and he can be good friends with anyone.

My personal preference is different. I like to read novels that focus on ordinary skills. Some novels often feature all kinds of amazing skills. I feel that knowledge does not cost money, and practicing is like drinking water. The reality is that it is difficult for ordinary low-level monks to do anything they want to do.

There is a golden finger with a permanent certificate that can break through the 7th level of Qi training, but you still have to use the broken mirror pill that exceeds the potential in the future. What is the use of your golden finger?

You say you're being stubborn, you don't dare to reveal anything, you're hiding it. The problem is that if you're so stubborn, so many people want to kill him, and the golden elixir wants to touch him at every turn. It looks okay at the front, but you can't stand it anymore. It's not good to go there with this skill. If you know that there are enemies of the golden elixir, you don't know how to hide in other places and wait for the golden elixir. Then come back, you have to be under the eyes of these enemies, aren't you looking for death?

It was obviously a good book in the early stage, but it is a pity: As a person who has a problem and can obviously take it easy, in order to win over the protagonist, others asked the protagonist to marry a mortal woman, and the protagonist also did it, becoming a concubine and a bridal chamber. How to arrange for this person in the future, just abandon it? No matter how you write, it will be a poisonous point for readers. I accept it. Although so many people think it is not good, the author still chooses to write on the poisonous point for readers. Okay, you can just be happy and slip away.

A book with this kind of proficiency is very detailed before building the foundation. You still have to use boiled eggs to build the foundation. Is there still a hurdle that you can't overcome once you get a permanent certificate? Isn't it contradictory? Then it gets worse as it goes on, and it's usually over if you can't write about ascension! Similar books are like this, and the same is true for high-quality books. They are simply made from a template.

What I think is the most amazing thing is that a person in the late stage of elixir formation and a person in the golden elixir stage are targeting the protagonist, a useless person with five spiritual roots on the surface, who has no chance to even break through the middle stage of foundation building, at least in the eyes of outsiders, and then people who are close to the peak of golden elixir and late foundation building are targeting such a useless person, but they are still very clever inexplicably.

The protagonist is a virgin, a good person who can stab an acquaintance ten thousand times in his life.

I have been collecting this book since it had more than a hundred chapters. I like the subject matter very much, but I just can't stand it. I have read it over and over again more than a dozen times. Each time I only get to the first dozen or twenty chapters, and then I look at the table of contents. In the beginning, the author makes everyone except the protagonist very thoughtful and the scheming people are all calm. At the beginning, the protagonist was deceived by a group of old yinbi and was so grateful that he ate a few bones thrown by others. Later on, the protagonist helped these people build their foundations, and some even became golden elixirs because of the protagonist's help. Then I wrote the protagonist as a person who has lived in the world of immortality for decades and is very upright and upright. I flipped through the catalog and read some of them. Later, the protagonist has been working as a nanny for others. Moreover, the protagonist has almost finished the group of scheming people at the beginning into the foundation-building stage. To summarize the character of the protagonist, he is upright, has a pure heart, has positive energy, is sunny, has love, and does not know how to reject others. He is a 60-year-old sunny and cheerful boy who likes to help others.

There is too much nonsense, and the description is in the form of running accounts The logic is too stupid, the cheating is only at the level of ordinary people, and the experience is gained and it slows down one's own progress

Are you so awesome, bro? A young master of the Corpse Chief Sect has a Jie Dan Daddy because others told him that he has an enemy who is in the middle stage of foundation building. He himself can tell that he is killing people with a borrowed knife. He can also roughly guess his enemy. He doesn't know that he is his enemy, but he foolishly goes to work as a sword. The key is that he is the young master of the Demon Sect. Isn't his only enemy the protagonist? Will other righteous sects not kill him when they see him? Just because someone sent him a message saying that he had an enemy in the middle stage of foundation building, he asked someone to kill him, but he didn't kill so many other enemies. If he wanted to kill them, would he finish them all? Are there fewer people who want to kill him? He also wants to be a swordsman stupidly. This kind of plot is really baffling and amazing. To be honest, I think I can still watch it, and I feel sick. Well, the previous plot is actually okay, but after this point, I feel that the author has run out of things to write. In order to suppress the protagonist, he recruited some enemies for him. The protagonist was almost able to kill the enemy in front of him, but in the end, a magic pill came out of nowhere to injure the protagonist and drive him away, and then saved the person.

Refining qi, building foundation, golden elixir, Yuanying, transforming into a spirit, returning to emptiness, combining Tao, Mahayana, overcoming tribulations, and becoming an immortal. Fifty chapters are a realm, and it takes five hundred chapters to become an immortal. After the immortal, there are a bunch of realms, such as earth immortal, heavenly immortal, true immortal, mysterious immortal, golden immortal, Taiyi golden immortal, Daluo golden immortal, or immortal king, immortal king, immortal emperor, etc. Can you write about the kind of comfort that comes from swallowing a golden elixir and feeling like you can't help but control your fate? What kind of world is the Golden Core Realm and the Nascent Soul Realm? What kind of scenery is it to transform into a spirit and return to a void? Is Hedao Mahayana really boundless in its power? What will the lives of the immortals be like after they enjoy immortality? Why do you always write about the Qi refining period? When you raise your realm, you will feel better.

There are more than 280 pictures. The protagonist has a lot of enemies and all of them are higher than him. Every time the protagonist is threatened, I am thinking about how I will take revenge when my cultivation level is higher in the future. As a result, I either have no chance to retaliate, or I meet someone with a higher cultivation level. Anyway, no one succeeds in revenge. I have been suffering from anger and resentment. I really, how do you write this? Abuse? But it's not very abusive, because I was only threatened and not beaten.

The most annoying thing is that the protagonist has been working as a nanny for others, the kind that will be recommended to Tsinghua and Peking University, and he always has a weak spot for others to take advantage of.

After reading more than a hundred chapters, there are too many bugs and I really can't stand it anymore. I went to hunt monsters with my friends. The protagonist can do it by himself, but he has to go with others. In addition, the protagonist has practiced a lot of random spells. Why not practice a few useful ones. The remaining time is to practice directly. The right way is to reach the foundation building stage as soon as possible. Also, the protagonist can obviously make money by practicing talismans. If he is still staying in the Lu family as a fisherman, it is better to go directly to the fairy city, where there are more opportunities and sufficient aura. If you can't make money fast enough by practicing talismans, you can't do better than hunting monsters now. There are also various disguises, which are useless, and showing more strength is dangerous. If the protagonist wasn't stupid and just went to join a sect, and then went to the sect library to randomly gain experience, wouldn't it be 10,000 times harder than it is now? If not, it would be better to listen to the lectures given by the big guys more than living like an idiot now.

The protagonist just forcibly creates countless bonds for himself. In fact, it is useless. With cheats, there is no place in the world that cannot be reached. If you want to become an immortal, you should look down on those bonds. If it is dangerous here, you should live somewhere else. Anyway, there is a shortcut to success, so why bother to make yourself look like a dog?

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​There are also spiritual beasts and other things that have to be hidden. You can say that it is okay to keep a secret of skills and means. But when you say that others will specifically target you after knowing it, it is very magical. Who the hell will target you inexplicably. Except the author who will target you inexplicably, no one will target you. Normally, if others know that you have more powerful means, they will only marvel at how deep this person is, and will not say that this person has a great opportunity. Who the hell has a spiritual pet? Others will think that you have a great opportunity. You are crazy.

Writing a panel will not simplify it, so writing a novel is about optimizing your kind.

I've seen Chapter 218. The plot is okay, but the protagonist doesn't seem to have any sense of crisis. One of his friends was called a sword slave by Jin Dan. The disciple of Jin Dan found out about it and wanted to get rid of the sword slave's other thoughts. Then after the protagonist was attacked and killed, it seemed like nothing happened. He spent hundreds of thousands of spiritual stones in the follow-up, all of which were used in refining the elixir. Regarding weapons, the protagonist must have considered buying some more powerful offensive techniques in the later stage of Qi training. Now that he is almost in the middle stage of foundation building, he doesn't feel like buying any techniques at all. The few copies he bought are all for escaping and not for attacking at all. In the early stage of Qi refining, he was chased and beaten, and in the middle and late stages. In the foundation stage, he was still chased and beaten. There were only two counterattacks out of more than 200 cards, or was he forced to counterattack? Isn't it possible for the protagonist to stand up from behind? He has a system that seems to be only for assisting, not for attacking at all. There are a few more powerful exercises that are difficult to learn tomorrow. Because they are difficult to learn, the price will be cheaper. Because he has a system, he can learn it, and he will have more means of self-protection. He doesn't have to be chased away like a dog every time he meets someone. The plot is okay, except that every time I encounter an enemy, I am chased away. I am really speechless. I can be scared like a dog when I meet someone in the same realm. They run very fast. I just need to learn more powerful techniques. I will continue to read later. If it is still like this after chapter 300, then I will run away, brothers.

This author's writing style is terrible. It would be great if he could change his writing style. Delete all these (nothing else), it will look half better Originally, the third person cannot be used all the time, otherwise it will easily cause drama. This author also likes the third person. Why would you use it except to describe fighting?

The frequency of these two words "without him" in each picture is too high. Can't we change the modification method?

The rhythm control is too sloppy, the advancement is so fast, and the skills are deliberately suppressed. In fact, you can make a craft genius setting. Or you can make some kind of talisman at the first level in the later stage, and then you have the money to keep buying it to advance to the realm. Or you can hide it all the time and be invincible. Or you can wait for it to collapse. You can also engage in loan-after-loan. Or you can make it better or not.

Why do you want to learn everything? You have to learn so much and just go through it in one go. Later on, you learn so much more like a running account, and the content feels almost the same. Not worth subscribing to.

The proficiency of the mortal structure of this book is among the similar novels. The writing is delicate, the plot is reasonable, and the ups and downs of the plot are not just about upgrading and killing monsters. There are friendships, family ties, and some group portraits. It feels like you can follow it to the end! ! !

It is a rare masterpiece among proficiency mortal flow novels 🙂

I'm speechless. Why did the protagonist become a nanny later on? I saw Chapter 266 and I regretted ordering it. I would have read the comments if I had known it. The main character is that the heroine Lu Qianqian is actually a mortal. If I don't give her a few children, she will die after that, and nothing will be left!

This is the only novel this month that I can read to the end 😁